More cost cutting by Waggott in savings on heating lighting and wages through the winter. Quite how much he saves by this in the grand scheme of things is probably negligible. A drop in the ocean but will pay for the launch of the 17 game season ticket.

Are they traveling abroad from India in any business circumstances?

See Waggott states transfer fees paid in installments makes no difference not what allegedly was being said before.

? Do you mean his injury and going off after 20 minutes changed the game.

Sat in the Jack Walker last Saturday looking across to the Riverside and noticed the discolouration on the Venkys signs at roof level on the Riverside stand. If they can't even look after their own advertising logos there is no hope for the rest of the ground.

Only applies if you buy before the day of the match.

£18 adult £13 concession at Chorley

I would suggest that transfer income approaching 40 million will take care of that for the time being. Enough money to continue trading for the next twelve months has been generated.

We don't know. This was Pasha speak for WATR benefit. No doubt he will get back after November if the hearing happens.

A better solution to the funding issues was what came out of Pasha 's chat with WATR

Tom Cairney

Finally an admission of sorts that there has been an impedance to funding from India.

Is it coincidence Suhail agrees to meet WATR two weeks before the court date?

Is that four 3pm Saturday home kick offs before Christmas?

Remember when they first arrived they talked about just leasing players. Here we are.

Not sure the V's have any say in the matter as they are the defendants in the case. It's the directorate of enforcement that is pursuing the case.

Money too tight to mention.

Pears nailed on as first choice keeper

It's what I expect. What I want is a club where there is trust between the fan base and those running and owning the club.

If the hearing goes ahead on the day I fully expect the directorate of enforcement to prove their case with the result all overseas funding is banned.

Not the point. Unless you want to name three keepers on the subs bench

Squad of 26 including 4 keepers and one lad with a long term injury. The bare bones.

Cash flow problems with nearly 9k season tickets bought doesn't bode well for the depths of winter.

When the judge gave the decision to postpone the last hearing the reasoning given was it was complicated with not enough time left to devote to it. In my opinion that is something more than a request for additional funding which has already had a precedent set and is supported by fully costed evidence of where the money is going. The term final hearing suggests to me the determination of the Alexander House case.

The directorate of enforcement take very few of their cases to court and have a very high percentage success rate on those they pursue.