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I don't remember a 'Neo' on the CET site; perhaps he used a different name.

Westerby, I don't think that Hoffman wants much (if anything) to do with the running of the club. He is, I believe, just putting together a consortium to take over. In that respect, it doesn't matter whether or not he can provide the 'strong, single-minded leadership' that the club needs. That...

A good site. Clear and well thought out. Congratulations, Jan.

Saxon - Wheels of Steel

CET and I kept the same name when I started here. CET was a bit cliquey, and there were quite a few trolls (or the same one with lots of names) and it became quite nasty sometimes just before it closed.

If you're optimistic, Snoz, then so am I.

Have a couple of days break from the trials and tribulations of being sky blue, everyone. Boxing Day might be the start of a revival. As for the spivs in Hanover Square - I hope that 2012 brings them as much success as they brought to CCFC. Merry Christmas from sleepy North Dorset.

I told you he would start to mention bullying. Next will be complaints to the mods.

For this very reason he'd never get the job. Do you really think they would employ someone who would tell the truth about what's going on? That isn't the Sisu way.

procdoc, just ignore him then he will go away and play somewhere else.

What is a Director of Football supposed to do? I just don't understand the need for one.

Sadly, no - you troll :jerkit:

Don't accuse him of having multiple personas, procdoc, or you know what will happen. He'll complain to the moderators that you are bullying him, and then threaten them with legal action when they ignore him. :D

I think some words of wisdom from OSB are called for here. :thinking about:

To paraphrase Churchill: 'This isn't the end, or the beginning of the end; but it may be the end of the beginning'. Keep the pressure on, lads!

Good. He won't be missed.:guitar2:

Importantly, fans' involvement in the club means that they would understand the strategic decisions made, even if they meant more pain. No more being kept in the dark.

I believe in the Christmas Fairy - bye bye, Ken :wave:

We always trust vets here in North Dorset - they are better trained than the doctors.:p

It was bad enough reading today's (Saturday) abridged version of this. Reading the full article was really painful - really depressing. God only knows what the future holds. :(