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You base your argument on the freehold being worth £6m, I suspect your valuation is way too low.

The only way SISU can get a return for their investors is to get something cheap and sell it for plenty more, they're in too deep to worry about the odd million here or there. For that reason it's my belief that they aren't interested in paying a realistic price for the freehold, especially as...

Probably on the basis that Man U didn't move, whereas Cov City have.

I agree, can't see Pressley wanting him around now. It was good while it lasted, but his long list of former clubs showed what was likely to happen.

Were you at the game today?

It would cost a lot more to buy or build a ground, do you want the club to spend all (or more than) its revenue on that?

Were they on the course with you?

Thought we might get some Whelan stories, best I can do is my mate worked in the Yorkshire Bank, the one where Whelans's bloodied shoe ended up on a balcony.

Love to see it, I bet the Billing one is quite a sight.

Used to play football on the local field, one day a new lad came over with the whole Notts County kit on, it was Raddy Avramovic's son. He was rubbish.

Pretty much every team does, Man U sold Ronaldo and Beckham, Spurs sold Bale. As long as we get a decent price, and the money stays with the club, then I'd be happy with that.

I got told off by Terry Yorath whilst watching my primary school football team play, he said I was putting the goalie off and he told me to move away, but I think it was because I was in his line of vision as he was watching from his back garden.

I'm surprised Kirkland didn't really make it in the Prem, I suppose his untimely injuries didn't help.

Other than the threads the other day I don't know about him, good was he? Why the allegedly, do you suspect skullduggery?

Have you got any evidence to back this up?

Feel free to suggest corrections, I just copied it from the web. I'll pretend the errors are deliberate, and that the thread is actually guess the missing bits.

Highest transfer fees received[edit] The club's record sale came in August 2000, when they sold Robbie Keane to Inter Milan for £13 million. The sale of Chris Kirkland to Liverpool for £6 million in 2001 set a British record transfer fee for a goalkeeper and the sale of Phil Babb also to...

Do you believe that Fisher/SISU have contacted 2 Councils with regard to buying land for a stadium?

The reference to the complicated structure was an attempt at humour, sorry I know you're not a fan of the cheap gags. Costs or fees distributed within a Group normally originally stem from an external spend. I wonder what we are spending so much money on to lose the amounts we have.

Is this the complicated Group structure they were complaining about?