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I remember him as the player who scored the last goal at the Ricoh before we were taken to Northampton.

I doubt he will be signing a contract in the morning. The way I see it, there are two issues. First off, he has to be satisfied that he will be given the resources for a serious crack at promotion. That is a hell of a long way from where we are now, tatting around with the rubbish at the...

Thinking about where we have got to, my conclusion is that the lost fans won't come back until we see some real sustained improvement. Since we were relegated in 2001 we have been in a steady decline, yet each season we hope that the decline has "bottomed out". It never has, we have been a bit...

After the season we have had they will do well to keep the crowd numbers the same as this year. People want a bit more than a last day escape and a few promises which disappear by October. Mowbray will probably only sign a contract if his demands for team investment are met and I doubt they...

I was under the impression that he went to Northampton, although not certain as I didn't. The Wasps situation is different in a way as they are NOT our team. Furthermore, they actually own the Ricoh so it's theirs to do what they like with it. CCFC had the chance to buy it but chose to play...

I don't think a reduction in prices will make that much difference to the take-up on season tickets. I doubt they will be massively cheaper than this season. They will primarily be trying to retain the current ones, but many people around us are not planning to renew. It's more about the lack...

Elliott going to Wasps games is not inconsistent with previous behaviour though, is it? He said going to Northampton was a bad thing but it didn't stop him going there.

His personal address was on the original link to company and director details. It is in the public domain.

His house would appear to be worth in excess of £1.5m. He bought it in 2002 for less than 800k. IF he has any sense it will be in his wife's (or dog's) name so I doubt he will be without a roof over his head. Small beer when compared to Joy's London pad though.

Could well have been, I'd never seen him before. He was sat by me. Normally the seats are empty unless it's a £10 game. Some small clubs may be close to it. My local non-league club had their 4G pitch installed in 2011 and have just staged their 1000th match on it, which I found staggering...

It was a memorable day and a great atmosphere with us scoring six as we left the old place. A sad day too with over 40 years of memories for me. We were actually pretty poor at that time too. We missed relegation by 2 points and had we lost at Derby we would have been in Division 3 sooner...

Strangely enough, a chap at the Crewe game told me that he had heard that Sisu/Otium had actually bought Nene Park and planned to move us there after redevelopment. I suppose that its capacity of around 6000 would be plenty for what they would need. No idea how reliable this chap and his...

Player contracts normally end on 30th June. Loans will be over after the last game as their substantive contracts are with the parent club. No point in them remaining if they are not our own players.

I have a feeling we will lose at Crawley and be relying on others to keep us up. Reminiscent of a few other last day nailbiters, including that day at Villa Park when we had to rely on Notts County beating Luton. I can see Crewe winning too, but I think Notts County will oblige again by...

This is how I see it too. If we did go down there is no way he would stay, and it would not harm his CV too much as we were on the way down anyway. But Mowbray needed a way back into the game and we provided that in the short term. So if he keeps us up -against the odds - there will be bigger...

I shall not be renewing next season either. I have concluded that, even if we stay up, nothing is going to change for next season. This season it has been an ordeal and a chore to keep going to games, the matchday experience is utter rubbish. Only a new owner with real ambition is ever going...

Probably all due to too much ale. Perhaps better to stick to shandy or pop if people can't control their temper.

It's harsh to blame Mowbray for any of this shambles. The points return has improved under him, as have performances overall. With this awful squad he has been doing the football equivalent of Scrapyard Challenge. Had Pressley still been in charge I have no doubt we would have been relegated...

I think it would be better for City if Bournemouth miss out on promotion and Wilson gets sold on to a Premier club. As others suggest, I doubt the team would see a penny, just like when he was sold last summer.

I am hoping to see us sign off with a win tomorrow, as it is my last match as a season ticket holder.