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Would it not also be in ours looking at our own financial position? The alternative is invest millions in a new stadium and surely we all realise by now that isn't ever going to happen. At least while SISU are still here anyway.

You should probably stop spending the night's with him.

How did I manage that when he's never stood in my constituency?

They may be allowed to remain in the EU though. They're already are a member of the EU as part of the UK.

That's ex banker Farage who declared the brexit vote a victory against the bankers

If they are writing down the losses wouldn't adding interest at a a high rate to the debt every year make that a pointless exercise?

It's too late Otis not too soon.

I stopped believing in early January personally.

I think you would get more good will from the community if nothing else boosting ticket sales. Take me for instance. I was talking to a mate who like me goes to games but can't commit to every home game due to commitments. Family in my case, work in his. He was asking me about the trust meeting...

Not really. Do you think Portsmouth who also have a break even policy would enjoy the level of support that they do if the were owned by a hedge fund with a break even policy? I very much doubt it. If they don't pass us on the way up while we're on the way down we'll get to see hedge fund...

We'll never know what if anything SISU was willing to pay. They were given the opportunity to bid and declined. It doesn't sound like they wanted at all considering that.

Also true. She was given the opportunity (waits for the inevitable they were never offered the same deal wasp's line bullshit) and chose, that word again, chose not to.

Oh god. I hope that isn't the plan as its essentially the same distress and wait for something to happen plan they used against ACL and look how that turned out. Fucked the club over good and proper.

I'm finding it harder and harder to not disagree with that view point.

Who's our beneficial owner then? We're owned by a hedge fund not a billionaire. That's a big difference.

Could they be rolling it forward so it becomes someone else's (new owners maybe?) liability?

Who knows but whatever it is it isn't a big enough advantage to get over all the other disadvantages the club has due to the way it's been ruined, sorry I meant run over recent years. Two relegations haven't happened by accident.

Most lower league clubs aren't owned by a toxic hedge fund that poison them from top to bottom. That's a set of titanium handcuffs on their own.

I have no idea. You can fight SISU's corner as much as you like but I'm convinced something happened or to be more accurate didn't happen at some point in the transfer window. The stuttering in the window was one pointer, not turning up for the Rugby Town friendly was another. I stood by the dug...

Maybe he was promised money and when it was required said promise was reneged upon. That would certainly make the most sense. Like you said he signed Jones early doors. Something obviously changed between the Jones loan prior to signing agreement to a point in the transfer window. My guess is...