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Don't think we'll be getting into the auto promotion places now, gents.

Loving this. F*ck him. Hope he ends up with nothing. Erase him from our history.

Thought the same for some time too.

What Clive says is technically correct but what he neglects to state is that such powers would need to be tested within court. That's where interpretation of a bill and legislation (ie, "the regulator does have the power to do x, y, z") becomes reality - and governments historically often think something will work in a specific way and it doesn't. Their interpretation and legal advice doesn't always match up with the reality of how laws are implemented, interpreted, etc.

Think that wishful thinking. The club don't own the ground anymore, which in isolation could be enough to put any potential saviour off. I think liquidation is more likely than administration plus sale. Hope I'm wrong.

And where is the stadium in all of this. Will that be part of such an order or separate. If its the latter then any saviour may be put off.

He's the best player we've ever had. It isn't just about ability and work rate its everything else. Top, top player and person.

Classless c*nt.

Just tuned in. Jesus f*ckin' Christ!

I'm billing you for my tea covered laptop for that.

Always hated the band. Atmosphere killers and now regime supporters.

What would anyone get out of owning a club that’s devoid of any life. Answer... O’Brien: How does one man assert his power over another, Winston? Winston: By making him suffer. O’Brien: Exactly. By making him suffer. Obedience is not enough.

Beaten by the edit time but the only variable that could change my opinion above is if renewal and season tickets purchases as a whole is sub-5k from when they go on sale to the start of next season. Anywhere from 8 to 10k and up and nothing changes.

For me, I'm at acceptance and have been for some time. I'm just basically done with SWFC until he has gone. I have much more important and better things to do with my time and accept that this idiot owner will be around for a lot longer than many here and further afield think - even assuming the new regulator has the teeth to force a sale that will likely take the best part of 5 years.

For me a legend isn't just what they do on the pitch but how they behave, conduct themselves, and what they do off it. Bannan is the greatest we've had taking all those elements into consideration and against the backdrop of the challenges we face.