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Don't let Trousers here you saying that :shock:

No. We have a small piece in the Echo - notorious for it's accuracy!!! - about jackson proceeding to DD AFTER the bank holiday weekend. Who knows where they got their info from, but my guess would be Jackson or Kelso Kev Strangely, there isn't a confirmed quote from the administrator, I wonder why that is??? Also, is it just me that thinks the title of this fred is a little misleading?

What happens in season 1 when the money jackson and co don't have runs out?

I forget the number of the rule.....

So, did the fans cause administration and getting rid of Rupert or didn't they?

LOL. If LLS has been building up his 'disguise' this last couple of years, then I'll be the first to admit that it is f&*king genius!!! Fooled everyone for sure!!

Nope. Nor do I believe the club has been disbanded. Also, don't we already have a manager / head coach, and wouldn't we need to get rid of him before looking for another one?

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Has it been disbanded already?

A tough choice, but we'd probably be better off starting all over again than have a Jackson influence! I think some people have forgotten the fact that he was the one that gave us Barry the Briefcase!! You guys have every right to believe if you want, but I'm with Topgun here. Walter Mitty will not be involved with our club...

#439 Wasn't expecting that :shock:

But don't forget your Number 1's or they won't let you in.

I like number 459 who comes complete with string :shock:

No way! You mean my very generous offer was gazumped?

People always get takeaways on Friday!

I think the true fault lies with Lowe, who I've been reliably informed once had a £20 note in his wallet :shock:

I would want Scooby to play me

Enlighten me then, let me know [approximately] how much money he lost during his tenure in charge. No need to offset it against how much he earnt, just give me a ballpark figure of how much cash he lost and what he lost it on.....

LOL. Exactly how much money did he lose? He got his shares for almost nothing, and earned over a million pounds while working - and that was just his salary, who knows how much more in 'expenses'.....

All well and good having a figure in mind, but something only truly gains a 'value' when someone hands over cold hard cash for it! I would wager that those 'figures in mind' would be no where near achievable should we start a liquidation sale.....

Sauce?

Is that from people involved in the bid or from people on this messageboard?

Alright, £102.50 to cover the cost of the wrapping paper :smt009

I don't believe you.