* EFL, not EFC

It's probably the same for supporters of all clubs but it's a terrible indictment on professional football in this country that most of the time you are either worrying about what owners are going to do or going bust when you should be just watching football. With the creation of AFCW I hoped we had left those days behind us, having had it worse than most and spent 11 seasons playing home games at somebody else's ground before losing our club completely, only to find ourselves back in the world about worrying about owners and selling out because we believe we will go bust if we don't.

We can’t be on the hook for any costs for a no vote. Not legally viable.

Happy Birthday to John Leslie, Jack Currie and Great Evans (remember him?) [Link]

DO: I've asked for clarification but I *think* that possibly only applies if we vote yes and then pull out. Not clear though.

LD - many thanks. Having read it, if members vote against it, AFCW plc are on the hook for all of SSC's (reasonable) costs as well as its own - bringing administration that little bit closer.

Leddrede spoke too soon.

Ah yes - many thanks

RK, is this what you're after? [Link]

Did everyone get their 60pg investor proposal pack? I didn't and have just emailed them ...

Ladies won 3-0 in the Women’s FA Cup

Sheffield Wednesday sack their manager

If anyone wants a trip to the seaside next sat Worthing vs Sutton is on

England grab defeat from the jaws of victory again.

I felt we should’ve used Sasu more against Grimmer whose knackered now

What's happened to Sasu? One of our more lively ones again yesterday. I make that three consecutive games where he's actually done something. He was winning headers yesterday as well, not sure I've ever seen him actually head the ball before that. Thought Hedges did alright too.

6mdm the main difference was that we were massive compared to our competitors then and winning games week in and out.

Sometimes I miss the non-league days. Things seemed so much easier, less stressful, more friendly and fun. I appreciate that could never have lasted because we would have got bored and crowds wouid have dwindled but, aside from the Ryman Premier, it was fun going to grounds to play teams you'd never heard of, even though they were less than an hour's drive away and you were not paying over inflated salaries to mediocre players, to whom we were just their latest employer.

That’ll be it then… Is it the Ambridge team, or Loxley Barrett?

Apparently there were members of his village cricket team in the stands so it was for them

Nick called him freddie Flintoff on here a few weeks ago,so maybe its got back to the players:-)

Mark L - someone said to me that he does look a bit like Freddie Flintoff (before he had his awful accident…), so I was wondering whether that might explain his celebration?

I guess we definitely wouldn't want a Liquidation of any sort Laurence. The others seem to depend on us turning the business from loss making to generating enough profit to pay creditors. An outcome we've shown no sign of since the full move to NPL. You can't get away from the fact that a company that loses money year on year with the owners unwilling to cover the losses will eventually fail, whatever name you wish to attach to the failure.

Insolvency vs. Administration: Being insolvent (unable to pay debts when they fall due or having liabilities exceeding assets) does not mean a company must go into administration. Directors might instead opt for a Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation (CVL), a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA), or attempt a turnaround

There were some good crowds in amateur football back in the day