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They have to make it stop hemorrhaging £7M every year.

I presume the expectation is that they can eventually be sold for a few pence in the pound.

Tails. Its a terrible thing.

Ouch, the club lost £6.87M over the period. Almost double what Wasps lost!

Hopefully it indicates someone who took some time (possibly using his extensive contacts) to suss out the reality of the situation & made it clear what was required of the employer.

They didn't, they tried to build a new stadium at on old airport site near the M4 but the local council said no. http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2010/sep/28/wasps-new-stadium

No, but back to back wins and they will be up 10-15%. Results is what counts.

Poised for a quick exit.

There is one here http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31725824

It didn't say that last night, the article has been corrected.

Missing a few first choice targets is one thing, missing the lot means the system of transfer target selection is not being managed correctly, whether the blame for that that should be on Waggott or Pressely or shared is open to debate.

Maybe the new guy will be in the stands on Saturday?

They will have revenue from the Arsenal cup game and gate receipts from the Sixfields season.

Gosh don't remember that one, but still a while down the road things have changed haven't they.

Snoz certainly puts the boot in on Waggot & Fisher.. well said that man, someone has to say it! Read it here.. http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/coventry-city-legend-john-sillett-8719941

He also needs a manager that brings out the best in him.

Says "It's about having the fans' support.", he never had it did he?

About bloody time!

Of the top of my head I can't think of any recent instance where a league manager has walked.. has anybody got an example?