Even PNE have signed a couple of players.

He got several positive mentions in the text commentary although one mentioned a shot that was 'high and wide' and another where he was caught offside.

Subbed off at 70mins, game still 0-0. No idea how he played though.

Utterly predictable mess to start the summer, no first team extensions and no clear activity on transfer front, just "advanced talks" which have not progressed for two weeks. Someone said Suhail was in India, presumably agreeing the budget for the summer as being 2p and Waggot's left over crisps...

Superb effort from all of you. The possible documentary is very interesting. Keep up the great work Glen and all.

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Playing up front on your own as well. That’s a real arse kicking job.

If you recall during that train wreck of an interview RG offered forth the ludicrous excuse that it hadn't been possible to hold any talks with anyone because at that point we didn't know what division we were going to be in. Well we know now, but unsurprisingly no raft of extensions

Agreed. Assets are not seized by a Government body, for no reason. There is some serious suspicion there by the looks of things and couple that with the requirements to attend court for permission to send money and the doubts plenty have about the nature of the takeover and I think it is extremely naive, for people to accept, without question, there is nothing dodgy going on.

I’ve thought for the last 10 years that promotion to the prem would mean venkys would be less likely to sell. Kudos back, big income stream.

It might be more now but when a close friend was the Chief Executive there that was the charge.

Given what is going on in India right now with the owners, even if strictly it isn't the Club under investigation, I'd think you'd be brave to suggest that nothing at all untoward has gone on during the last 15 years. It is so suspicious that I wouldn't rule anything in or out. I am struggling to think of a comparable regime whereby the ownership have zero interest in football, zero interest in the town, zero interest in getting bigger or better, haven't so much as attended in well over a decade, yet appear no closer to wanting to leave than the day they darkened our doors. Just about every other rotten regime in English football, and there have been a few, have either come and gone quickly, or been people who at least enjoy the game or the involvement of running a club, or have given up when the money has run out. None of it with this lot. Which inevitably leads to suspicions of other motives.

Last couple of years he hasn’t had much rest, has he.

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The ladies were playing at bamber bridge not that long ago can see that venue being revisited.

Yuki is starting at number 9 for Japan in a World Cup qualifier against Australia. Kick off is 12.10 pm our ime.

So many managers failing up these days based on data obsessed geeks looking at possession as more important than points and owners who want to mimic Pep so they can sell to clubs who obsess about the former.

I don't know if they can do BCD for competitive matches, but in the last few years the likes of Bristol City and West Ham have had their women's teams play at their training grounds as standard. Is Brockhall set up for hosting spectators? Maybe something at UCLan? Seems York City and Durham Cestrians in Rovers's new division play on university facilities.

They used to play on Griffin park.

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Wait it only costs £2k to hire out that stadium for a match?!

They'll just make them play behind closed doors at the training ground.

Just send them up Pleasy.