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If Milton Keynes wanted their own professional football club they shouldn have started off at the bottom(like AFC Wimbledon had to when it was taken away from them), rather than parachuting in a league club to have them starting already in the Championship. They're not the same as any other...

Whatever happened to Leon Trotsky?

To be fair you also kept putting increasing amounts of money on City to get into the play-offs and get promoted too last season.

Indeed it does.

NOPM should avoid all Cup games as I think that the gate money is shared equally after expenses, FA fees etc. Generally about 40% of gate receipts go to each team.

Been involved in football too long, they've been giving 110%.

Figures can be manipulated whichever way people want them I suppose. Need to show a profit, show a profit, need to show a loss for tax reasons, show a loss, need to show that you only make 5% profit from energy sales, don't mention that the energy generators owned by the energy companies make...

You told him then??? (smiley face thingamajig).

He was a bit shit really.

Didn't that £7million figure come from Ainsworth yesterday in Parliament? Something along the lines of "Some fans told me that Sisu want the Ricoh for £7million" or something? Some fans thought that Andy Thorn was a great manager, and 99 percent of fans thought that Sisu were the best thing...

Doesn't seem like ACL could have made much money from the Olympics either in 2012/13 though if those figures correct.

What happened to the "Board and Finance" board on here?

Really?

"Backing the boys" by giving money to a franchise club, whilst not "backing the boys" at Sixfields because some think it will become a franchise club? Thinking as joined up as always on here.

It was certainly the line that Ranson took early on, with Joe Elliott offering to sell the idea to the fans that closing the Academy would be a good idea.

Got to be a good 60-90 minute walk from the City Centre to the Ricoh.

The £14million loan isn't in addition to, it's instead of the original £21million loan. Total build costs were £81 million I think, including the land etc (mostly paid for by Tesco).

£10 million and the £21million loan was paid straight back to the council as was the amount for the 50 year ACL lease. Though of course that £21 million just goes round and round through various companies in a way that a hedge- fund would be proud of. Either way, nothing like the £100 million...

£100million?? The amount goes up day by day. £10million was the council contribution.

King is tearing League One apart.