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The money that's been donated in excess of the money they spent/lost on defence etc is being given to charity.

You'd already liked it.

Probably explains the signs being taken down, the sign company were owed £93k.

In what sense do you mean it's not over yet?

I'm reading the statement that he's had an offer accepted, he doesn't own a stake yet (and I don't believe there is any intention for this sale to happen).

I smell a rat on this Pete, I wouldn't be going all in on people that are sceptical.

For what it's worth (which is obviously nothing), I agree with the position you're taking on this. My guess is the 'takeover' offer will fall away very quickly, with blame apportionments being discussed for a good while into the future.

Aren't the banks using the savings to lend to other people who can be productive in the economy? I'm not hiding it under the bed. Savings haven't been prioritised recently, and they aren't being prioritised now, it's just that they have finally started to increase above 1%.

The only thing of any great value that I'd be buying would be a nicer house, and there's all sorts of figures coming out today about how much they will drop in value, so for me, and I know I'm not representing the majority here, that would be good as well. House prices are too high aren't they...

Only losing value if you spend at the inflated prices, I don't spend a lot so the extra interest I'll be getting is more than than the inflation on my costs. I don't see that everyone is losing out with this, and 3% is still low really.

Interest rates have been too low though haven't they? There must be a fair few people that are mainly savers and would like to rely on those savings generating a decent income. I'm not claiming to be an expert in economics but wouldn't it be a good thing if the base rate stayed at around 3%...

Mother and her bodybuilder partner are both jailed for 39 years for murder of her 15-year-old son | Daily Mail Online Another awful one, the little video clip is sad to see, can't imagine how the police and jurors etc got through seeing all the videos.

https://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/2019/march/news-coventry-city-and-ricoh-arena-clarify-what-can-and-cant-be-brought-into-the-stadium-on-sky-blues-matchdays/ The steward didn't like him, assuming the link represents the latest rules.

should start at 3.00

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I thought you were suggesting the club didn't know. If you were just coming from the angle of CCC getting the most money then fair enough.

https://www.ccfc.co.uk/contentassets/2ec0f8e40f044ad0a54d3635ef5fac67/council-hot_signed_2aug12.pdf Just on this point about 'never any indication it was available with anything more than the 38 years remaining on the initial lease', the club knew that the lease could be extended to 125 years...

If, don't know, assume - I thought you only liked concrete facts? ;) I'm not suggesting they take funds out, my initial posts weren't even suggesting they should reduce the interest (although it happens that I think they should), it was the dubious reasons being stated for the high interest...