NickG

think there is a mixture of jealousy of successful business men and people enjoying slagging the club off.

when did he declare war on the echo? He used his right to reply.

doh!

same was for Beckford but Leeds released him - no point paying player for his summer holidays if he is going elsewhere

you are right. Its going terribly.

In his higher education career, Markus studied engineering with an agricultural focus The Mali group contains five independent businesses, all belonging to the MALI Markus Liebherr International group whose head offices are in Fribourg, Switzerland. ● One of the companies is CRT Common Rail Technologies AG based in Beringen, Switzerland – a business concerning the ‘research and design of common rail systems’. ● Another of his companies is Mali Motan AG, also based in Beringen and concerning the ‘manufacturing and sales of CVT transmissions and common rail systems.” ● A third company is the German-based BSG Bodensee Steuergeräte – its primary business being the ‘research, design, manufacturing and sales of electronic control units for common rail injection and transmissions.” ● MALI Spezialfahrzeuge GmbH based in Eberhardzell, Germany, concerns ‘research and design transmission technology.’ ● MALI Spezialfahrzeugbau GmbH, based in Elbe, Germany, deals with ‘research, design, manufacture and sale’ of offroad vehicles.

MALI Group, a hightech engineering company, made up of five independent companies and all belonging to him. He had previously bought the MALI Group – whose companies are based in Switzerland and Germany in 1994

yes

some fans seem more interested in Cortesse than Lambert. I appreciate that Cortesse will have a significant impact on where we go as a club, but ffs its a sport - watching 11 players in red and white trying to score more than the opposition. Pay your £14 a match up front, or £25 for each game - cos thats what it costs - enjoy it! Feel better now!

Ho, When do you reckon?

why are we still talking about Lowe?

Charlton's range from £290 to £426 -quite a bit of ground in £400/425 section Sheff W have £381, £463, £535 us £290 /£328 new £391/£426

sounds like some sort of sensible installment plan!

ok, no particular order started season recruiting best forward in the division, continued with numerous very high quality signings .... can't be bothered op is nutter!

so options are paying upfront for a season ticket at about £14 a game, or doing in installment, paying for each game £25 per game

have we got £6m to spend on one player? http://www.drfc-vsc.co.uk/index.php?option=com_kunena&Itemid=57&func=view&catid=999999&id=87624

decent signings,win first 3 games 5-0 and we will do pretty well. Think attendances are more down to that sort of thing than pricing - within reason.

For the last 6 years skates have finished higher than us in football league. Before that the last time was 1960. They will again next season (hopefully only by one place). Making it at least 7 years in last 51 years. How long until we are the better side and how will we last another 50 years of supremacy over them?

didn't see this until I had replied. totally agree, my guess is 08/09 compared with 09/10 09/10: we had lower wage bill considerably we had more season ticket holders we had higher average gate we had no mortgage we had better cup runs we had more tv coverage we were in lower league Guess is balance sheet looked pretty good.

one rumour was fee not accepted

why do you think wage bill is higher than say 18 months ago?

on one of these threads someone said the club had people who didn't pay and continued going and sitting in other seats. Guess it would be easy to do

icm? http://news.icm.ac.uk/business/swiss-national-buys-southampton-fc/2559/

http://www.fundinguniverse.com/company-histories/LiebherrInternational-AG-Company-History.html

not sure what you mean - only posh people have credit cards? Got my first one when broke and student!