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Surely the structure of the "deal" is agreed between all the parties & not set in place by the administrator? So if another offer was to be made which accepted the FL's findings (basically an offer for SLH & accepting the points deduction) this could proceed? Although the price offered will go down. I suspect that the agreed price has been based on the assumption that the FL's argument won't stand up in court. Perhaps Begbies & Pinnacle have underestimated determination of the FL to uphold this ruling inn any way possible. We could be back to the drawing board here.

I've a feeling that there won't be a press conference today. More likely a press release from the administrator & consortium announcing an extension until Tuesday.

At home on first game, last game & boxing day. No international weekends off. Can't be bad.

I think he will make a great manager one day

Very sad news. RIP Andy & Pat.

Very sad news. RIP.

I'm stealing that line!

Alan Neilson. He was a right back we signed from Newcastle.

Excellent.

£366 may be a too expensive. That works out at approx £16 per match which means that match day tickets will have to be around £19/£20 each. If we charge £299 (£13 per game) match day prices could be set at £15/£16. 18 000 is a fantastic number to sell. I think 10 000 will be a realistic target. The match day prices have to be right for us to have a hope of selling 20k per match

The tone of the "Your Club Needs You" article on the OS appears to back up your post. It seems that we must have a full house for Burnley and people must by early. The whole article smacks of desperation.

So it's Taches & Ponchos for Forest away then.

I'll relocate & join.

If you called the group Bulford Amesbury & Durrington you could be BAD Saints. You just need three more places one beginning with A and two beginning with S and you could be BAD ASS Saints.

I think that the figures are disapointing as well. Under the circumstances I would have hoped that people would have bought tickets for all three matches when purchasing Charlton tickets.

I think you are right. It's the fixed term contact that is different from the standard contract of employment. Would have been nice though.

Is there any reason by players can't be "made redundant" like so many other employees?

What about Tommacs mate, the ex Everton Director? Must be sniffing around somewhere. Can't remember his name.

Count me in.

If his current club were to release him from his contract he would be a "fee agent" and would be able to sign. He was decent if I remember him correctly. Lets hope.

The "As far as I know" comment says it all really.

Agree totally.

At least we'll know who we'll have in the next round.

Cheered me up.

Charlie went to mow, went to mow a meadow.