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Our ground has got loads of houses built on it now, there's some place the council rent to us though wouldn't say it was "our" ground.

Pressley conducted the interviews in an Ann Summers Nurse Outfit.

In a way likelier to make it easier to buy or harder?

Which makes it totally different to ours.

9000 people going over three days is enough of a boost to the economy forn the Council to pay £50,000 to get them there apparently.

The Southampton buyer had a lot of money, and the ground was included I think. A little different to our position, Portsmouth's is a little closer to ours, and has taken over a year.

Just shows what Andy Thorn knows!

As I said the other day when somebody said that some clubs say their players are "injured" when they've really failed a drugs test, Bell must spend his whole time fucked out his head!

He's probably a bit more high-profile than a trainee at Coventry City to be fair.

Yes, so £50,000 quite an amount to pay from council funds to bring them here then.

Have to say reading through the thread, most conspiracy theories appear to be the other way really.

I think a blanket ban on analogies needs to be applied immediately now!

Are you saying that the Jaguar Exhibition Halls aren't suitable for high-profile events? You're possibly right, but don't think that a minor round of the Davis Cup against Russia without any tennis players that anybody had heard of in it would attract 10's of thousands anyway. God knows how...

9000 tickets over three days wouldn't be considered a success for us. Well, it might be next season..

Did you not read the last bit?

I'd expect to be paid £50,000 per 9000 fans that come through the doors myself, and not ask for any rent at all as make it on food,car-parking, etc. Well I would if I was the LTA and wanted to play a minor Davis Cup game there.

Once a c**t, always a c**t, should never have signed him.

Hercs bloody noisy! Had a few far too long flights on them, 8 to 10 hours and you can't hear for the next week. Far preferred the old VC10 and Tristar for flying in(which are still going!).

Not nearly as painful as it was when I realised it didn't stand for Red Army Faction.

I had a couple of years at Widenrath before it closed down in '92, then a year in Gutersloh until that closed down, I was a bit like the Grim Reaper when it came to places I was posted to closing down. Liked the RAF, the only Service that sent the officers out to fight!