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can't imagine SISU would think twice about turfing out the bees or anything else that goes on up there. I know some people have said they have a contract to race there for a certain number of years but SISU don't have a great track record with contracts!

think we need some guidance on what exatly PA can liquidate, or rather what that represents. Lets say PH4 buys 50% of the Ricoh, could they not issue the golden share to him if they felt like it? They seem to be making it up as they go along anyway and surely they wouldn't stand for the club...

think the only way you get round this is a Rangers type situation where it's basically the same club and they vote to let you start at a higher point in the pyramid than a new club would.

Sillett managing one team, Bobby Gould the other, get the likes of Hucks, Dion playing would be a great day out!

nothing would surprise me and i think it's fair to say those in charge of NTFC don't realise who they're dealing with, if they did they would have walked away! They may think everything is above board and water tight but this is SISU we're talking about, something will happen down the line and...

the figure of £32m rings a bell, is this the debt figure from when SISU first took over? if so they are just wiping out a debt that in real terms doesn't exist for them as I'm certain they didn't give Robinson etc their money back. why are ACL now being made a p in the £ offer when Fisher...

Are they? Is it not just that they are 50% owned by a charity?

I wouldn't worry about it, we often get a couple of idiots on here telling us there's going to be some huge riot at an upcoming game but it never happens. Our 'legion' is a handful of 14 year olds who run a mile at the first sign of trouble.

the bomb squad could play, they're not going to be doing much on match days!

Occurs to me that ACL have not thought to make it known CCFC can keep playing at the Ricoh once they exit administration. This could be key as currently Fisher could make the claim to the FL that a ground share is essential as there is no other option. Unless I've missed a statement the most...

The casino could probably sort out broadcasting the CWR commentary, prob be happy to have people turn up!

maybe to start with but a couple of months into the season when we're still under an embargo and not winning many games do you really see that many heading down midweek when it's pissing it down and freezing?

great idea, this would def get media attention. how do they do it for fuel protests then? must be a few truck driving city fans who could do it. how about the first 'home' game of the season,

what are you trying to say about SISU and Appleton :D

hopefully as they're actually putting some thought into it!

If SISU could show a business plan where this all works out for the best then maybe I could take moving for 3 years but I can't see this just being for 3 years. Be lucky to have planning permission by then. Think we'll be looking at nearer to 10 years than 3. And there doesn't seem to be a...

If I remember correctly there's a hill behind the stadium, if everyone stood there you could see some of the game and the players would be able to see that we were still supporting them.

What happened to not being allowed to announce any ground share until we are out of admin. Surely Fisher wasn't just making that up as other deals had fallen through and we had nowhere to play.

think we'll be closer to relegation than promotion this year. if baker and / or clarke are sold, either now or in Jan, or get a knock that keeps tham out for a while where are the goals coming from? in fact more than a couple of long term injuries and we could have problems. of course if, and...

could be a cost issue, maybe it's cheaper to share Northampton than get Nene Park back up and running?