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They've earned more money this year than they had last year, that's clear to see!

It's been a decent financial year for SISU as owners of CCFC, Checkatrade cup win & this seasons FA cup run pocketing the club/SISU in excess of over half a million+. We've also made money by selling Thomas, Harries & Ben with a combined fee of over £1mill+. Combine both transfer windows with...

Log into your facebook then click "watch on facebook" on the video above. This man gives it us all for free.

Now he's left us and lied about being ill for the Cambridge game, I hope he fails.

Where has the figure of that loan fee come from?

Some people saying Ben went for £500k? Good business if it turns out to be true.

Decent footballer, although he's a bit of a twat.

Any rough ideas how much Ben went to Wolves for? Just finished work, heard he's now on loan at Colchester?

Why are more and more people preaching about this? A lot of peoples minds are made up no matter what, SISU have to leave, it really is that simple to understand.

Imagine the outrage in trying to buy tickets for that Lego Arena of yours, which you said was being built nearly.... 5 years ago.

That's mine aswell, I still have a scar on my leg from when that goal went in, needed stitches too :)

Agbonlahor isn't free for a start, he's on Prem wages too, and Bruce wants him to earn anew contract.

Absolute terrible news, what a lovely man to know too. R.I.P Cyrille :(

Wheres the evidence that increased crowds will give us an increased budget? In SISU's 10 year tenure, can anyone point to the evidence to back this up? Because I've never seen a shred of evidence to support the claim.

It's never been the fans fault why we're down so low, you know that don't you?! No offense to you Otis but all that sounded like just what Tim Fisher said at the forum, trying to sway SISU's awful decisions by blaming the stay away fans.

Peoples decisions should be respected, we have the worst owners in English football, something a lot of people don't easily ignore.

That's the maximum, the rules have been updated since we played Chelsea Take Palace for example Palace ready to challenge reduced allocation for Brighton FA Cup tie Another example. Everton could take biggest support to Anfield for nearly 25 years

"FA Cup rules allow for an away allocation of up to 15% of the home stadium"

Well he fantasied about meeting Joy, now he actually might do in a court room, good for you Dale... batter them in court.