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Trust me Earlsdon, given the state of your posting history it seriously takes little to no effort to pick you apart. Frankly I don't know why you still bother to post. You contribute nothing.

How are the book sales going Earlsdon? Still on single figures or did you manage to garner interest at the local car boot sale? Feel free to send me one I could do with some more shit to burn for the BBQ.

This may come as a surprise but I genuinely couldn't care less whether you take me seriously you complete and utter freak.

Agreed. Godden is at his best when he's in or around the box and not having to do a whole lot of work off the ball apart from making space for himself. O'Hare just makes life considerably easier for whoever is in attack.

He definitely has a propensity to break down pretty easily. Since he's been with us he's suffered a hip injury, a foot injury, reputured ankle ligaments, torn calf. Most of which kept him out long term.

From memory the club tried to come up with an initiative on tapping into this demographic when SISU first came in. If I remember rightly they actually invited a footballer from India over at one point with a view to giving him a trial but nothing came of it, unsurprisingly.

I think if anything it's important that in this particular meeting that attendees actually listen and gather intel rather necessarily press the club on answers given or for further info. That likely won't be all that productive at this stage anyway and time is limited. I know in previous...

What is the club doing to pursue commercial relationships with local universities - i.e. Warwick/Coventry University. Numerous clubs throughout the EFL partner with a local university in some commercial capacity yet it's something the club has always fallen flat with (likely SISU-induced). So...

Plugging the holes with player sales is considerably more difficult at this level as fundamentally you have to have a consistently pipeline of talent which requires investment in the initial. Baring in mind gap to bridge per season is also likely to be north of £5m.

Then I'd imagine Hamer would likely have been forced out the door.

I think this is what I find bizarre about DK's rhetoric. He insists fans should be making more of a financial commitment to the club, yet as it stands doesn't appear overly willing to share in that commitment. If indeed he's not, then I don't really understand what his purpose is as owner.

Covering operating costs, Brighton's sell on clause and repaying the £2m+ EFL loan which I'd imagine hasn't been settled yet.

This isn't really a great comparison. Fundamentally it was far easier to sign players in L1/L2. We had a top 8 budget in L1/L2 and our stature within each division was greater - and as such we had far more pull than we do currently.

Fundamentally we can't really make a proper assessment on that until the end of the window. The lack of activity bar signing one player is obviously frustrating given the rebuild required but it's premature to be speculating without really anything to go on.

They've likely found their way onto the Notts County fans forum.

Christ. Robins seriously needs to make a signing fast.

The difference is, the loans 'cash rich' clubs bring in are usually paid for i.e. loan fee due to the calibre of player. Using Bournemouth as an example the season before last they brought in Nat Phillips in January for £1.5m I believe literally just on a 6 month loan deal.

I meant in the January window/next summer.

I doubt the club would really get much for O'Hare now to be honest. Clubs aren't going to fork out a big fee for a player who's just come back from an ACL.