Wonder where the journalist got the info about him being chairman. Genuine mistake or is he already being Mr big shot?

We were comfortable for many years in the conference so I'm not sure why we can't be again.

If all the teams with lower gates than us have benefactors then we just have to live with it, but I'm not sure they do.

If we have to fight relegation again then so be it.

We'd need a lot of fans to buy shares to avoid any possibility of another cowboy coming along and hoovering them up.

Disappointing news.

Agree that the figures on company check don't tell you someone's net worth - we know the guy is loaded, but it seems his companies haven't fared so well. If he's someone who manages to pay himself handsomely to the detriment of his creditors then that is a big worry. If the valuations mentioned by l...

I'm not sure what exactly he'd own given our status. It seems very dodgy to me. Is he contractually obliged to put that money up? Or can he simply do it through the company and walk away unscathed if he doesn't fancy it? There has to be an angle for him but I'm struggling as we don't have many asset...

It's his wife. See wedding video mentioned above!

I was under the impression the club still can't be sold as there are no shares in a company limited by guarantee. Instead we have members who can appoint directors.

As far as I can tell we'd need to be wound up and the assets effectively given to any new company.

His money must have come from somewhere as his wedding cost £7 million!

Fills me with dread.

Seems to be in the steel business but has reformed the company about 5 times which has to be a worry. Sounds like that bryco fella!

There also seems to be a video of a family wedding on YouTube which makes, erm, interesting viewing.

Just remembered Shepherd 2018 I think.

Boucaud 2017.

Legends won 4-1 but tbh it could've been 10 if they'd wanted. The 1 was a penalty scored by the mascot from 6 yards after Goodwin deliberately fell on Cobb who was playing for the Davies family. First half was mainly the players who played with Anwar. Rainford played at the back and Boardman, who lo...

They're good for the clubs who have them, I do agree, mainly for revenue purposes. I do think they currently give them an advantage in performance too - the bounce and run of the ball is still a bit different and difficult to get used to for away teams. Last time I played on a modern plastic pitch ...

They're good for the clubs who have them, I do agree, mainly for revenue purposes. I do think they currently give them an advantage in performance too - the bounce and run of the ball is still a bit different and difficult to get used to for away teams. Last time I played on a modern plastic pitch I...