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TM certainly seems to know how to engage with fans and seems to appreciate the value of it. what I would like to see next is a two year plan rolled out by our owners having just got TM to sign a contract, detailing how the club will be restructured to produce and support better results on the pitch.

Ticket and programme and a bit of petrol......not one for F&B unless it is an away game. I prefer going for a drink after the game than before.

Except I didn't see it on April 1st

Forget it found out it was a prank link....wankers

Prank link Don't bother Just seen we are buying Rushtons old ground on Facebook?

You might be right, but to build the club's next 5 year plan on that possibility would be dangerous. Personally I don't think it will be available. I think something that held the Ricoh back was ACL being in the position of minders until SISU bought in. Wasps have to make it work, they are...

Remember Bristol away in 2015.

2016 Chinese year of the Monkey...is that a clue?

Plenty of our players surely still need to prove they are worth consideration for next season? With the pressure eased I would like to a little more confidence displayed in our football.

My favourite, the biggest doubting Thomas of the potential Wasps deal...the biggest critic of us ever moving to the Ricoh....the biggest critic of the Ricoh being a viable concern....now the biggest critic of Wasps having it. It is either worth having or it isn't Grendel. I think Wasps will...

Are you referring to Tim Fisher's email? I could pick holes in it, but I won't, because I agree. It is an improvement on what has been released before. It may only be a small step in the right direction, but it is a step in the right direction. I would rather see the club now taking small...

Can we delay this post until at least the eve of our first fixture, when we might at least have the vaguest hope of making a prediction? Still it is an improvement on last year when we had a similar post in about February!

there comes a point where things become history and nobody can change them. You can however influence the present. The trouble with the SIxfields move was that the club failed to explain to the fans what they were doing and why. Without any effort to get the fans behind it, it was seen as...

serves you right for marrying Seppala.

probably started in America

Not being able to maximise what is within their control seems to be the immediate problem. It is not all about developing new ones.

I don't think the investment would need to be that high.

You don't have to get it signed off if it does not constitute state aid. The EU guidelines state that if their is any doubt it might be state aid that is when you put it to the commission to get it signed off. As CCC were adamant it wasn't State Aid (and they work in this arena with businesses...

For me a season ticket is never a valid option due to work commitments. But I have never understood why Coventry, who never sell out the Ricoh doesn't give someone like me a deal on say a 10 match flexible ticket plus say 10 percent discount at the club shop. All I would have to do is phone the...

Correct. But any business has to give it customers reasons to buy the product. Any business reliant on loyalty alone will be doomed to failure over time. i boycotted Sixfields, but boycotting seasons tickets now would be counter productive. However the club has to show me something that...