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He wants you to think he was...

And we have less income coming in too.

Been a few of them this season!

Do we not pay anybody at all now then? Yes. How much profit do we make then? None. Do we lose millions every season? Yes. What money exactly is flowing to these Cayman Island accounts?

Give him to ACL in lieu?

We had somebody all last season who had a team playing possession football without an end product.

Wood apparently on £8k per week, that equates to nearly £500k per year. And that is only one player! £500k per year out of Sisu's pockets!

Sounds alright to me!

Is that not exactly what they are with the loan to ACL and charging reduced interest on the loan compared to the Yorkshire Bank?

Seeing as the Ricoh is apparently a community resource according to some, wonder what the chances are that they'd let a few of us in Sunday with our boots for a bit of a kick-about? Just a posh rec' when all's said and done. Edit: Thinking about it, wouldn't work on "Council days", all the...

I'm getting prepared to go to Council Meetings instead of the football now, they seem to have more supporters than the club nowadays. "Come on you Parks and Recreations commitee", "Up the Highways", "Roads, get into 'em, dig 'em up, get into 'em, dig 'em up",

Think he's probably referring to Blues, rather than Leicester.

It's the fact you put me in the Pro-Sisu brigade that makes me laugh, take a view that's not virulently anti-Sisu and you have to be a supporter of them? If you can give a genuine alternative scenario without Sisu running us? Do you know of anybody else, anywhere, who is interested in buying...

Lots of things "should" happen, I should have a 12 inch cock and Kylie Minogue in my bed every night, you should have a brain, and MMM should have been born in the 15th Century, but doesn't necessarily mean that they all will happen. Try working with what we have, rather than what you wish we had.

No mention of ACL selling the ground to another party. You just said that the council should subsidise the club as long as it's not Sisu who own it, which takes away the "moral" argument you and others spout.

But that would mean the council subsidising the club at the expense of the poor pressed council tax payers of the area surely? Outrageously morally wrong isn't it?

Surely though nobody else would want to come in on the same terms.

Now I know who MMM is!

They both need each other, both seem to be pursuing a course of Mutually Assured Destruction.

With a £70-£80million pound apparent immediate profit, you'd think they'd be doing a bit better wouldn't you?