John B

There are a couple of points I would like to raise in this debate. Firstly I think spending money on the Academy was a good idea as one of the reasons we had to buy lots of second rate players was that Apart from Bridge none of our home produced players were coming through like they were in the past are were perceived as likely to be more loyal. The second point is how do we know Saha and Malbranque wanted to come to SFC anyway and how were their wages to be paid

Surely then the football club will be in administration too if we dont get somebody to buy

I think you are quite correct Rover Alpine appears to be a complete and utter whinger

You would have thought so but as I said I doubt there is any planning for next season because that would probably inter with parties currently bidding They know we have no income from ticket sales so they will be making an estimate on how many they will sell Anyway if we get any money in it will be used to pay off ciurrent debts or Euells wages

You seem to forget that nobody is really running the club The administrators are just trying to py off the debts not planning for next season

I think the main stumbling block is the price to be charged

Yes I think that pretty well sums up the situation unfortunately

So what would you have done as I agree with your analysis. He may have been hoping to sell in the January Window but may not have got any offers

I think it was a lost cause when we were unable to sell off our top earners to reduce the debt Also the wrong tactics were employed for home games

I dont think it is a fact just your analysis not based on facts. It was obvious we had to sell players but probably no one wanted to buy them at reasonable prices Getting in good loan strikers at low wages I would have thought was very difficult

Yes it is called the perks of the job

Sell Players at knock down prices? Dyer When does the window start.

Give a thought to the Office Staff at St Mary's they cannot be very happy worry about whether they are going to get paid

Yes I agree with you but the PFA often pay players wages in these situations Still not good but I would have thought anybody making a realistic bid would be giving the Administrator Options on 1 Which League SFC would be playing in next season 2 How many points if any the club would de deducted next season.

As I said being in administration is not good .

Not owning the ground will not stop somebody buying us . But not having Premiership Status may. In fact over the last few years on SISU appears to want to buy us

Being in Administration is not that good is it?

You really are a miserable git You wanted administration you have now got it and are still whingeing Get a life

I had two problems with Burley 1 He brought in average players at overated wages 2 He was always looking to get in midfield and forward players when I thought the defence needed attention. But the team played reasonably well until late 2007

Who do you think should be doing this as we are in administration I think nothing will be done at the moment

How many Wolves supporters I wonder But Derby is a well supported club

Yes I think 3 wins will keep us up too

I know I what you are saying but it could be said that if Lowe never went we would not have had to pay out £1,000,000 and had lots of youngsters playing. I was only be simplistic not realistic

If Lowe had not gone the first time we would not be in Administration as we would have saved a £1000000 Is that right? So getting rid of Lowe got us into Administration it appears