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Whether he spots the players (which I doubt) or just negotiates the transfers, at least he has a football background, which is more than you can say for Fisher, Joy "I know nothing" Seppala, Dulieu, and the rest of the mob that's been foisted on us.

St Mary's capacity: 32,363 Ricoh capacity: 32,609 Too big by 246 seats! But you're right - it is bloody brilliant to be back.

"We're a distressed Hedge Fund. We batter people in court. It's what we do"

Is now the time to mention that the current Premier League champions don't own the stadium they play in?

It would be very difficult for them to build in N&B. From what I understand: 1. It would be against their Strategic Plan, so planning permission is very unlikely to be given, and 2. Government wouldn't allow a stadium that close to the Ricoh. Their ruling would be, "There's already a stadium...

I can see the point of protesting in London. More possibility of nationals picking it up (especially if you go to the FL offices as well). If you get 100 or even 200 in Broadgate, it can be rubbished - "Can't even get a decent turn-out on a Saturday" etc. etc. whereas 100 or even 50 can make a...

How wonderful it must be on Planet SISU. More and more like Alice in Wonderland every day!

When it becomes clear the Golden Share's not with Amazon, or Google, or McDonalds.

So when opposing fans chant "who are ya?" We reply with "Huawei, Huawei."

Of course they didn't have a bank account. They stuffed the money down the back of the sofa. You know, the one they lost the Golden Share down.

Or maybe they don't actually have the information you think they have?

You mean like the one they use for the MoM poll? Anyone can vote on that. How do they guarantee only their members vote?

Neither have I, and neither has anyone else I know. But then everyone else I know is opposed to the move and told them so on the questionnaire. Do I sense a pattern emerging here?

They may have put in a relatively small amount themselves, but other contributions, from Advantage West Midland and the EU for example, could only be got through the council's involvement, and they guaranteed the £21m loan that completed the funding.

The published accounts for the past 18 years say that the principal business of CCFC Ltd is running a professional football club. They show income from gate receipts and payments of players' wages. The League Handbook for the season just finished gives CCFC Ltd as the registered company. CCFC...

As the Chinese used to say in Mao's day, it's a Paper Tiger. People like Carson Yeung have already driven a coach & horses through it, so a little matter of being an unscrupulous hedge fund is a neither here nor there

Who's being asked to be paid for asking questions? (That'll be 25p please)

Try looking at www.skybluetrust.co.uk

There's a difference between "agreeing to no further action" and "have not agreed to any other action"

So a fair amount of work for it to meet FL standards.