a1ex2001

Read all the other 100 threads on the subject you answers are there!

Your personal health and saftey, taking musical instruments to footy matches be they drums, trumpets or what ever should be punished by said instrument being inserted where the sun don't shine.

The 30 Million figure isn't relevant it's more like 6 million as the stadium loan is secured on the asset and givn decent support from the fans and a little understanding from AVIVA can be serviced by the club in what ever form it goes forward. Every little helps to chip away at the overdraft and make it easier for someone to buy the club.

If we dropped the St Marys it could work, much like Arsenals Emirates Stadium might not be worth much but for a couple of hundred K I wouldn't mind us playing at the Flybe Arena or even the Durex dump provided they stump up some readies.

There resignation would have been a total waste of time as they would still have been lurking with the shares that they ridiculously over valued. I bet you Lowe wishes he'd sold the lot after Wilde came to power the first time, the joy of 20-20 hindsight!

I like him but thats certainly stretching the truth, the wage bill condemed us to this fate and I can't see how he would have reduced it enough.

Honestly, who cares? It's in the past it's not going to change anything Lowe and Wilde are gone lets stop raking over the corpse and move on hopefully into a bright new era.

The influs of cash will indeed go to the PLC but this isn't necessarily the doom and gloom option some are portraying, Every penny of extra money goes towards reducing the debt making it easier and cheaper for a potential buyer. I also think we do need to demonstrate that the support is still here the attendences this season have been dire and I think 3 massive attendences will send the message that the fans at least still care and that many were staying away while Lowe was still here, the same can be said of any other purchase.

Good ridance to the stupid farm, hopefully another pointless non-football distraction gone along with the ex-board I'm sick of hearing about it and can't remember the last time it lashed in a hat-trick!

It is entirely owned by SLH PLC, it is an asset of the holding company.

I think it would be a nice gesture if they said in the event of a sell out they would waive say 25% of there salary for the week in question, encourages the fans to show up and shows solidarity. It won't happen though.

Exactly, there are only three assets we should be interested in the Football Club, The Stadium and Staplewood in that order with the club being a massive priority. I couldn't care less who make money out of some farm I'm a footy fan not a property developer fan.

Thanks saved me some typing, if people are going to get on there soap boxes about somehting a little research may help.

The premiership was a new league and not a rebranding. Next thing you'll be talking about north south splits and how passing the ball is a hideous new invention thats ruining the game.

The Saints, Red and White quaters ala the origional St Marys Team, Who knows

Division 1 and Division 3 no longer exist along with Divisions 2 and 4, please keep up at the back.

Me too, it's got to be time to stop the Lowe and Wilde Bashing in every single thread, they are gone good ridance lets move on and try what ever we can to save our club and emerge from this season of bitterness and infighting with at least the fuure to look forward too.

You are missing nothing, anyone can make an offer incluing that pair.

Given all the people on here who have said they're staying away because of Lowe should we expect a sell out on saturday?

It doesn't say that it says they will, personally I'll only believe it when it's on the AIM website.

How on earth are we cat c home and away? The following at the away games I've been to has mostly been gobby little nobodys who only wrestle candy from babies.

I wish people would stop dragging this tired old one back up, Hilsborough was a tradgedy but I can never be repeated in a modern stadium becuase there are no fences, it was the fences that killed people not the lack of seats. I can see both sides of the argument, the obsession with standing just to prove a point iritates me but I can't see why we can't have a safe standing debate in this country.

Were going to need some unexpected wins to keep us up as I'm sure we'l drop a few points in games we shouldn't but thats football. Here's hoping we pick up all three points against Derby and all the other results go our way, would put us in a great position for Sunday.

The sooner BWP's contract runs out the better he is clearly a bad influence, oh and he's totally useless.

If were still in with a chance tickets for the forest match will be rarer than Hens teeth!