benjii

Well, who says Rupert Lowe owns any of those? All we know is that he is a director. He may well be "Mr 6%" in all of them.

I'm pretty sure, with the exception of Lennon in a couple of cases perhaps, that all their lives overlapped!

Tilmouth and Tweed Salmon Fishings LLP

Some sort of barrier presumably.

So what? "Someone" is integral to many movements, religous, politicial or otherwise. It shouldn't affect a person's ability to call them anything they want. You should argue against them with reason if you disagree, not due to some sort of protected status and certainly not with a lazy labelling of some sort of "ism" du jour. I may think Stalin was a terrorist, but that doesn't mean I harbour ill-will to all Communists.

http://www.loweoliver.co.uk/history.htm "Patrick" is Lowe's dad isnt he?

There will certainly be a hostile atmosphere in town, what with the recent history. No doubt there will be various "revenge" missions from their point of view and plenty of our morons will be out in force.

Hear, hear. Well said.

Thank you. The FA also thought Steve McLaren was a better choice for England manager than O'Neill or Scolari.

No, but I love a good rumour. Please do feel free to spread it.

Don't be such a plank. That challenge didn't even warrant a yellow card and you know it. Well done, you got a response.

Loved watching him - just a shame he got injured all the time.

Sorry Robsk, you were right. It was only the raving idiots that didn't appreciate Oakley.

God knows why he's not in the list. Would be nice to be given a clue but, ho-hum.

I thought he used to get quite a bit of stick on here (well, one of its previous guises).

Oakley.

He is chief scout at the Masserati. Don't forget that.

Yes, exactly. But there would be nothing in it for Barclays if that happened. Better to work with us (as they are doing) whilst imposing a cap. I just wanted to make the point that it is not accurate to portray the bank as having its finger on the "administration" button as though it some sort of easily exercisable, nothing-to-lose option for it. It would be a last resort to force us into administration for practical business reasons, irrepsective of whether there are additional PR considerations by virtue of the borrower being a well-known local institution.

Not true. Norwich Union, the major secured creditor are still being paid what they are owed. No point them trying to wind us up. Barclays - are they even a secured creditor? Even if they are they will have a subordinated priority position. No point them demanding repayment of the overdraft. The most likely people to place the club into administration are not the banks, they are the directors.

Then frankly, your opinion is worth with a pinch of salt. IMO.

So who played in the "hole" (cough) yesterday?

Spaghetti does not drip. Sauce may drip off it. What dullard wrote this nonsense?

Fair to middling.

Lol.

Exactly. It just confirms the point that the academy is not a foundation on which to build a succesful football club. Now, if every other club goes up the creek financially and has to do the same then it might be a competitive strategy.