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So, to confirm then, you've no actual idea whether our wage bill is in the top 6 of this league, so to castigate Pressley on the basis may be unfair?

When I bought my season ticket earlier in the week the lady serving was going to tear some of the vouchers out, but the lad serving told her there was no point as I couldn't use them anyway. I then went to the shop till to pay for some other items and the big lad was putting season tickets into...

They didn't look like scoring today, in the end they scored after a needless free kick was given away, and then a penalty. We were very poor, they were poor.

I can only apologise once again, they won't be attending next week.

Maybe this performance showed his value to the team.

What is the wage bill then? I bet you don't know.

Patience was lost when I went to get tickets earlier at Gallagher, big queue, 1 person serving. Now ordered online and will pick up at the ground, hopefully the queue there will move quickly.

Good luck, I predict you will not see much of the game, but at least it's a good excuse to take loads of sweets with you.

Taking the kids up with me today, this normally ensures a loss. Sorry about that.

I know you're posting someone else's suggestion. I don't see why ACL would need an excuse to sell to SISU, I don't recall anyone protesting about that possibility.

If the deal happens, the club may only be there for 1 year as SISU want us out. I doubt any prospective owners of ACL are banking on making loads of money out of the club in this instance. Anyone will sell if the price is right, if SISU think they want to be part of ACL then they will have to...

It looks like the long game involves buying into ACL now, so if SISU are interested in playing they need to find some money, otherwise it would appear they will waving goodbye to millions regardless of what they would rather do.

Well ACL can't force SISU to buy the shares, if SISU change their mind and decide that they want the club at the Ricoh for more than 4 years now is the time for them to act.

It will never 'pass to the football club', the club, or rather the clubs owners, will need to stump up some cash. No I don't see that having new owners of ACL leads to all hope ending.

I think it's more naive to believe SISU would continue to fund the club with no prospect of a return, it's not like they are fans of the club, but I respect your differing view. If SISU are interested in buying the ACL shares they need to get a shift on, but they will only do what's best for...

I agree, having new owners of ACL is not a concern. The concern is the clubs unwillingness to commit long term to play there.

Why would SISU hang around? They will never get their (or their investors) money back, I don't believe they would try the gamble of trying to trade their way to having a successful club, they would have nothing left. Why would they continue to throw money at the club?

They haven't been going up with inflation. I didn't mean that prices would reduce as such, I meant that if the rent was cheap enough then the club could choose a host of ways, including ticket deals, to get more people turning up. That's good for the club, and good for ACL. It's also pretty...

So you don't think we'll be kicked out of the Ricoh then. I remember the old Grendel that only cared about Coventry City, it's nice that you're broadening your interests. You'll be changing your view about Rosario next.