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SISU won't personally pay fines they will make CCFC as a business pay it. It just speeds up the inevitable spiral to the bottom for CCFC that SISU seems to prefer it happening over several years. What happens at the bottom is the worrying bit

The problem is when you treat people with utter contempt. When you move their football club to another town. When you promise them you are building a new stadium. When you promise them you are buying land for the new stadium in theee weeks. When you take legal action that might help a different...

8 million. How much are AVRO owed?

1-1 scummy horrible football But a draw to stop the rot

No point huffing it to Samuel It will only work if he has a Hanson type with him.

Yes pretty much as above Won't ever sell. His father is a supporter so that's that. Enjoys the battles. They have been a small club with no supporters before so they can be it again. Those who have battled him, now have forced themselves into a corner. He feels sorry for them as they now...

Karl Oyston just heard him in the radio Genuinely makes SISU seem like good owners

I want to avoid them because they would beat us

Desperately need to avoid Bradford till the final

I am getting really impatient over the striker situation

Was listening to Karl Robinson on the radio the other day He was very complimentary about what Slade had done at Charlton (without getting prompted)

:-) good editing

People keep talking about NOMP and how it won't work. It's happening due to the actions of SISU. Not because of orchestrated plan. It is happening anyway in response to SISU's plans. So we will find out how it's ends anyway to be fair.

Got to ask is the bold bit still in the negative area? With that one line you confused me as to whether you want adminstration or not. Our club getting sold to new owners debt free, depending on who the new owners are that could be an absolute God send

Unfortunately if the current plan is attain breakeven by making cuts as oppose to be increasing revenue. Then yes if SISU are prepared to go to the non league then that is where I see us going. In my opinion as you cut crowds go down and so does revenue so the breakeven goal post moves. Then...

The problem is with the current plan of cuts League 2 seem inevitable anyway. Sorry but would you mind explaining the difference between cash flow neutral and breakeven. As Tim Fisher keeps say we have to operate at breakeven. Personally I believe a club owned by supporters would get a better...

So not sure which is it now? Are we breakeven or is it as I suspect that you will never get to breakeven as, as you make more cuts, revenues will decrease so you have to cut more?

Agree but you must admit. If everything else is status quo. It would be better to have people making the decisions who you know are making them with the clubs interest at heart. Not what us best for a different business which is more important to them.

Lost in the sea of arguements but it seems to me that what's apparent is that we are already ran in the same manner as fan ownership now. Except with people whose priority is another company? For those who could attend the meeting, Is this the case?

Is that the only tweet you read about the event?