Whitey Grandad

Also: Cambridge!

It couldn't be as bad as last season. That was daylight robbery.

Who's panicking? I haven't noticed any sense of panic anywhere. :---)

If you were a multi-national, world-famous brand would you want it associated with a load of failures like us?

We would have the season-ticket money by then, but it would all be a 'big mess'.

Indeed. We might just as well have sold the players in January for all the difference they made.

Did I read that there was an 18 month limit for a club to be in administration? On that basis we have until October 2010. Not that the Club is actually in administration, mind.

Seems innocuous. Aardavrk never hurt anybody. Where's my coat?

Before the Thursday cut-off date thingy the deduction would have applied for 2008-2009, relegated or not.

I'm not impressed either.

I'll be turning up whatever the division. All I ask is that we have a team that gives 100% and never stops trying.

tbf, that could apply to a lot of people.

Pehaps 'Dalek' is 'Mr Big' ?

I once read that there is a quote from Shakespeare for every situation. I'll start us off: 'There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so'.

This is a business decision. You don't have to like somebody in order to work with them.

mmmm.... interesting thought. Pay £500k now and then reduce the cost of the club by a few million so you can pick it up for a song when it goes belly-up.

I'm generally 1.2 but if Mike Riley's refereeing I can display violent tendencies.

Jesus was Jewish ???? You'll be telling me next that the Pope is a catholic. I wonder what team He would have supported?

I would hope that he's too busy today.

When you walk through a storm.... oops, wrong team.

None of it surprises me. We all knew it was going to be a big clearout and a whole new lot of players in for next season, didn't we?

Let's look on the bright side. If other clubs are handing over hard cash then they don't believe that we're about to go out of business or else they would wait and pick the players up for nothing.

Read all about it in his autobiography in the Times: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/article6586158.ece http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/article6578727.ece http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/article6597000.ece

If their wages are not paid for 2 weeks then they become free agents. That means no transfer fees and they can negotiate better terms because of it.

They'd better be quick or all those of us holding money for season tickets will spend it on holidays.