benjii

The Una-bummer.

Exactly. It's because they are basically a poor little lower league club.

Exactly - it's not even as though tickets will be hard to come by!

Because he's from the football old-school where intelligence, acumen and forward thinking are things to be scared of.

I quite like Alpine, he makes me laugh.

He's right. If banks were willing to provide credit to an unsustainable business on favourable terms in perpetuitiy then yes, they would be in a strong position. The only fly in this particularly lovely ointment, is that banks don't do that and never have. If only someone had told him this before...

Sell ground and surrounding land to overseas property developers with a publically expressed desire not to be involved with a football club.

Don't be embarrassed - none of it makes any sense!

Middlesboro will never go anywhere with anyone. They have a small fan base and are geographically disadvantaged (to put it politely). Their correct level is in the Championship. Luckily for them, they have a very good senior management who will ensure they don't overstretch themselves and get ruined. They will probably get promoted again at some point and then relegated after a year or two. It'll be a laugh.

That's not the Saffer one tho' BTF. The Saffer one is the one that's "red hot" and will go through once the money that's been lodged has been lodged elsewhere, once they've proved they've got the money which has been lodged.

Beat up or intimidate anyone who wears someone else's "colours" within 10 miles of the ground. Get an 8 year old girl with a banning order as a fan. Smell funny. Be thick.

No, no, that can't be right. It's just a workin'claaassss club with bessfansinthworl trying to fight against the evil Premier League (boooo!!). Nothing dodgy has ever, or ever will, go on there.

Stick him on your Ignore List - I have and it has improved my enjoyment of the Board considerably.

It was massively interesting to hear the thoughts of a few muppets on text and email and also to learn about Neil Danns and a ****-poor record. That's what I want from my footy programmes. There is one good programme on ITV each week and it is Harry Hill's TV Burp.

He would be playing in the Prem!

ITV are rubbish... just in case anyone hadn't realised yet.

What an absolute buffoon. The most telling thing was his ridiculous statement that, "I am only an employee". What a complete dinlo. No, Peter, you're not. Not in the eyes of the law. You will find out about this pretty soon. Saints legend, mind you.

I can't believe anyone thinks BB is better than KD. Very odd indeed.

He just doesn't understand, does he?

So they've reduced prices in the Appolo stand (whatever the feck that is) by about 40%. Bes'sporter'in't'world.

It's about £28 for a home league match innit? I know you slashed prices for most home games earlier in the season when it became apparent how poor your support was.

TBH though, as disgusting as many Skateland inhabitants are, that could be a description of any council estate I've ever had the misfortune of passing through quickly.

I've just realised that this post is not very clear... I meant he needs a regular run somewhere else. TBH, he should probably leave, I can't see his career going anywhere here.

If Chanrai has bought the ground from PFC then it is a decision of PFC's directors to sell the ground to Chanrai - they are the people who control the disposition, or otherwise, of PFC's assets. Whilst the practical reality is that he has "sold it to himself", the legal reality is that PCFC Ltd has sold it to Balram Chanrai (if that is indeed the case). No judge can reverse that transaction when hearing a winding-up petition. Any investigation into transactions during the relevant period preceding insolvency will be conducted by an official receiver who will then apply for court orders in respect of certain transactions if he wants to do so.