Or somebody called Crab

More chance of getting Hartigan back,now we play slow sideway backwards passingšŸ˜‚

[Link] Sharing because I saw it not because I think itā€™s genuine transfer news I have no idea about this site or the player mentioned. I donā€™t even really believe Barnet is a real place.

OK I've submitted the evidence form (at some length) regarding the election. I look forward to being invited to speak to Mr Mayo.

Imagines Laurence growling "You won't like me when I'm angry"

glad that Elsie and Ed are wearing matching collars.

Hereā€™s a link to the election call for evidence in case people missed it [Link]

CW jersey bulls on YouTube now comm till 515 then live with hern bay

Just finished a submission to the Mayo 'Clinic'. The poor guy will have a lot of reading to do if many of us contribute.

That Blackpool result hasnā€™t helped

Dons trust update [Link]

Preston are 3rd in the championship, yet lose millions, ther is hope for our small losses once we get sold.

agree that season Nick but would we be in trouble this season?

OI - tbf my point was that had we lost Lewis in that January, we weren't going to plummet out of the league.

I wish I thought staying in League 2 was 'easily doable' in our circumstances.

I agree with the point about limited information (on which we can truly judge if we are doing the right things), but another truth is that we are in a vicious circle and I'm not sure there's a way out of that. Decisions are made for short term reasons. People will dispute this but it's true. An example: signing Joe Lewis was a short term decision. We were in a panic about him being recalled and us losing squad numbers. But was the transfer fee we paid for him really worth it? Well for one we don't know, because we don't have the exact info of the money involved. But also, long term, are we better off for having signed him? No, tbh. Some will argue promotion, but for the long-term position of the club and its finances, has promotion helped? The vicious citcle is that fans will say, well we need to get players in to perform better on the pitch. But short term, staying in L2 (easily doable without Lewis) is fine, because we need to consider what the ACTUAL long-term is. Which we stil haven't done, as we jump from one financial blackhole to the next.

And donā€™t tell me we canā€™t say anything because of pending legal action because thatā€™s just a rumour. We should have a real update and if the rumour turns out to be the truth then fine but Iā€™m not seeing any legal fees and Iā€™m not seeing any progress.

The only problem with nickWā€™s answer to a thankfully hypothetical question is who is supposed to manage the sale correctly? Our lot canā€™t manage anything correctly.

We all know Sam will buy us out of administration and ban anyone that was involved in his refusal to enter the ground earlier in the season.

Mark Dennis [Link]

Nick - think I agree with you

TM- good question. Given that stark choice I would probably opt for the current set-up, but knowing that it is unsustainable and we could end up with a Mike Ashley-type post administration, whether we like it or not. So my preference would be the current set-up up, but with an active plan for either financial stability (which I actually donā€™t think is possible in the current structure, but letā€™s dream) or a managed sale to a more acceptable owner/funder.

Lol at Timmy

Mark Dennis lived in Sherwood park road mitcham, (pollards hill) a typical mitcham resident:-)

Nick - who would you rather see running the Club - the current Afcw plc/dons trust board or Mike Ashley ?