Where’s that from Timmy?

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Income from player sales fell from £1.0m to £0.5m, and other ‘football fortune’ returns through cup runs were limited with early exits from the FA and League Cups. The Club’s overall operating loss, including depreciation, increased from £2.6m to £3.1m. The Club’s financial position weakened during the year, with net assets decreasing from £18.6m to £16.9m, while cash balances fell from £1.3m to £1.0m. Debt increased to £8.2m from £8.0m as we began re-financing the Plough Lane Bonds, and net interest costs were unchanged at £0.3m

Should an investment deal not be in place in 2027, the club will require reductions to its cost base including the playing budget in order to be a going concern. The club also has access to loan facilities. Based upon ongoing discussions regarding further financial support, the Directors remain confident that sufficient additional funding will be available although this is not guaranteed. The Directors therefore consider it appropriate to prepare the financial statements on a going concern basis.

PW - so if we sing ..."sacked in the morning ...", we'll at least get one right

$6m,trouble is without Orsi, we've lost out prolific scoring forward, best hope the headmaster can dish out a caning to them

Well suppose we play like we have no manager anyway with no style or ideas ,little attacking play or goals

Spit- Blackpool fans want rid of Evatt.

Let’s hope you’re right about our record against Blackpool - a win would be most welcome to everyone in and around the club right now.

As bad as our record is against some teams, our record at home to Blackpool is pretty impressive. We've also got Notts County away at the start of December, against who we have another good record. Orient is hit and miss. In other words, we've a great opportunity to pick up points over the coming games. If we don't then I don't hold out much hope this season.

At this rate we’ll end up with Russell Martin

I imagine the queue to manage a club that may go into administration before the start of the next League 2 season or where Bertrand or someone else will pick a new manager will stretch right back to Haydons Road.

Tempted to agree. With everything around the club turning to doggy-doo a home less to a fellow struggler won’t be received well. Arguments between a polarised fan base possible given what went on at Crewe.

As its manager sacking season,Blackpool a must win match

Looking at Saturday I can see another 1-2 loss coming. Blackpool aren’t very good but they can still score goals. I’d rather the their attack against our defence than our attack against their defence.

Hash @ 9.33 (and others since). If we can't even get confirmation that we are Hippo-less at the weekend, what chance do we have of getting a really important update!?

Suspect the Newcastle manager may not last much longer.

Palarse manager also sacked.

Oh wow, sir jimmy Anderson is now a Surrey cc player !

Couldn't agree more. I can understand why Bertrand sees us as a good opportunity to establish himself as a DoF and see if his approach/ideas work. Suspect he would then look to 'graduate' to a higher placed club and earn the big bucks whilst spending the even bigger bucks.

Trig - personally I think a club should always retain the option of removing the people in charge of football performance based on their results, but I appreciate there is no perfect solution to our woes.

How on earth do Barrada and Wilcox keep surviving?

Not sure if you saw it nick but after the first meeting with that weird AI video someone shared a video showing Mir ripping off a rubber face mask to reveal that he was in fact Pete W himself.

I wonder if Mr Winkleman would be interested in investing as he must have a few quid in the bank after selling our franchised league position for £60m to some shady Middle Eastern buyer?

There were rumours about Robbie Earle being part of one of the consortiums - hopefully they are still around and viable