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It's pretty clear they're finished in Coventry, the individuals behind playing here are all gone.

I'm not on about the pub [emoji24] So the answer to everybody struggling is to accept it? You know this is why the UK is such a low wage economy

Regardless of the level of their wage relative to any perceived worth, they and no other worker should accept having that cut in real terms. It is as simple as that. A 10% pay "increase" this year is not actually an increase at all.

Who aren't skilled? Maybe rock up and offer to cover a shift in the signal box then when you're over

I was able to claim that relief even though we had an office that the employer just wouldn't open.

Think it's mostly down to the owners being unwilling to fund proper infrastructure as well as appointing no marks like Boddy into key positions.

Agreed, not really sure why anybody thinks those Tory cunts are on anybody's side but their own?

He is an absolute wrong un. I believe in the concept of rehabilitation of offenders but hard to see in this case how that might ever be achieved, he's a very very dangerous individual

The team that passes the ball around all day has just applied that to penalty taking

Great win for Morocco and delighted Spain are out, their brand of football is boring as fuck and has been well and truly found out these days

TBF to Duggins what relevance does the question have to him? He didn't grant MA exclusivity and his views on it are irrelevant.

Re the last post, anyone know if any tickets going?

Ashley is going to have a massive session in the casino and all the rooms are booked out to brasses for the duration

Would love England to play Portugal and put them out and ruin Ronaldo's last world cup. It would help right the wrongs of 2006.

She'd get a lot less from liquidating the club than she would from simply flogging players in the transfer window, why on earth would she do it? The club's assets are Ryton and a few players. The values of those assets would be significantly impaired in a liquidation.

Can't see the twitter as I'm at work but was reading some tweets about it earlier. There is a very hard authoritarian streak in the Labour party, it seems to assume that people like that kind of thing

I know it doesn't but it still doesn't make much sense for them to do it.

Why would FG leak them issuing an eviction notice. I know the club appeared to respond to a story Simon Gilbert had got from somewhere but I highly highly doubt it was from FG.

The club for whatever reason decided to go public with the eviction notice, why?

My assumption is that SISU's license to play at the stadium was as convenient for them as it is for the landlord, they no doubt wanted the easy ability to threaten to move elsewhere at short notice in the same way the landlord retains the right to kick the club out at similar notice. It's come...