hypochondriac

Easily explained. One of the robots had a pair of nike airs on a stick.

I thought there were rumours a while back that someone wanted to take over but was refused so they bought the land instead.

So does that mean there could be a decision tomorrow? A shame if so...

That's not to do with the company though. Maybe they couldn't get their hand on sacha's land after all...

The problem is probably that he doesn't have the money.

Loledy. Score

If they do get it adjourned surely it will be after January? Means they stay on the month to month contracts so league two is almost a certainty.

Which was my point.

Quite a few things have made him out to be ruthless (not always a bad thing.) He also said himself that he is not a football man.

We clearly made some mistakes with the transfer policy which has meant we are lower than maybe some people expected. If we put that right next year then we should do a lot better.

Nah that's pretty much a myth perpetuated by a few people on here. I haven't seen a single poster say they would be dissatisfied at purely survival. I think in this case everyone is realistic.

But what? I haven't heard anyone be any less than satisfied with our recent form and pleased that we are currently out of the relegation zone.

Pretty sure that virutally 100 percent of people will be happy with staying up.

Sounds like it's back on then. Should be interesting either way

And to think they were all talking about getting a lovely Christmas present. Haha lump of coal in the stocking time skates.

How likely is it that the judge will grant it?

He said long term future MlG...

They always do something you wouldn't expect...

This could be hilarious...

I presume he means whilst they funded it. So they would continue to fund the club in administration?

Chinny must have pulled the plug

Good man is Clyne. Going out with a colleague and gave us a signed ball for our raffle a few weeks ago.

That's what I thought. Hey apologies if I'm wrong but even if not contractually obliged, they can't really be seen to be the only player or group of players who didn't bother. All I'm saying is that whilst this is a positive thing, I personally give more credit to footballers for things they do in their own time when they have the choice. I really don't think that's an appalling comment even if it's a bit cynical (but football is like that.)

I think it's a nice positive story. My respect for the players hasn't gone up massively though because of it. I prefer to make my own mind up based on personal experience (such as positive ones with jos and Clyne) rather than something they have to do.

Eh? I'm very pleased the club has gone to the hospital. I think it's a positive thing. Would be much more pleased if the players went in their own time though. What's appalling about that?