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He accused acl of refusing to deal, yet he had an offer to meet with acl last night but refused. Why would he do this?

Yes he said that. Three grounds in the West Midlands. I think Walsall, Birmingham and ?

No. Despite what he suggests, he is not currently authorised to announce it as he doesn't control the club.

<p> He needs to publish those letters and acl need to publish the meeting minutes.

So you think losing thousands of fans, taking club debt up to at least £100m and moving to a shed of a ground is worth it for £600k a year?

<p> I hope your right. It was either that or walkies time.

<p> I suppose in some sort of perverted way, yes it is. I do assume you mean this whole scenario?

He didn't sound worried which is why I was wondering.

Tim Fisher is the CEO and it is his responsibility to get customers in. The CEO of a business is solely responsible for it.

All you have to do in that scenario to sound intelligent is not get excited. The fans were getting wound up, fisher kept his cool. The opposite way of looking at this is he clearly has no passion for the club.

Can/Will than result in investigations from Company House? Is it illegal to sign them?

Exactly. If that was the case Brandon Stadium would already have a sponsor.

Hope you can find a way to let us know what is said.

But he said the stadium would be called Highfield II. Your not suggesting that was just emotional blackmail on the fans are you??

Please listen carefully to what was said. Compass bought rights to catering for £24m, they own it. Acl offered to organise a meeting between Compass and sisu. Sisu refused. Where does the council get mentioned in that?

First game is 8 weeks Saturday.

Do you think gambling with the clubs future is worth £600k a year?

He used Charlton as an example, they made £700k in food and beverages a year, sisu were offered £100k by acl. Remember as well this is with Fishers spin on it. So all this is for £600k a year. I think its pretty easy to see if it makes sense!

In his own words (by using Charlton as an example), this whole move is for £600k a year in revenue. Some rough maths in my mind equates that the be about 1700 paying fans per game over a season.

It seems clear that if Sisu don't get limited back then we're moving nowhere. The reason the football league won't allow him to announce the ground share yet is because he doesn't control the football club.