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Why isn't Richard Branson driving trains or piloting aeroplanes? I never did see Philip Green working in BHS!

They're not here you completely thick twat. The club is a company which needs staff to run it. It's not a window cleaning round.

Which one? Ex Man City?

Pathetic

It probably is extra

Yes, do so at the end of the season.

More illogical bollocks on here. Even if training started at 10.00 it's a decent session. No point being worn out by Saturday with over-tiring training sessions + the increased risk of injury.

Not really. It's a fresh start for him. Let's give him a season at least.

Perhaps we just let the lad get on with it?

In fairness, it's only about Trinity Mirror trying to raise the value of their estate by gaining planning permission to sell on. Nothing to see here.

Spot on. I've been to Westminster Central Hall for a union thing years ago, it's a few minutes walk away from the Houses of Parliament but crucially in the opposite direction to Westminster station!

Only the band the Beatles could've been

Yes. You wouldn't mind him being a limited player if he kept himself in shape. He didn't. Looked like he was still working on the building site eating belly busters everyday with 6 pints after work.

You're wrong about Lameiras, he finds space and opens the whole game up for us a lot of the time. It's not all about running about like a headless chicken.

According to the experts on here any company runs itself. Simpletons.

I don't agree that Harries is a terrible defender (it was Turnbull who was AWOL for the goal) but Harries was naive in showing the player inside. Then again Turnbull comes into shot and possibly could have move towards the player himself.

You tell me. The question about CCFC's predicament and the barriers that apparently exist to it prospering? What are they and how might they be overcome? German community owned clubs are not relevant in this context. Unless you know of a German football club currently renting its stadium and...

There is already one in existence that is under used and located in the centre of town. The rationale for one in a poorly accessed suburb is weak to say the least.

He said net of the grant.

What barriers do you think would be broken down by a 'community' owned club?