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Football matters aside, he lost his grandson whilst at Blackpool, who knows the turmoil that has caused to himself and his family.

Thank you Milan. Rest easy

This lad has it all, class. So young, will make mistakes but will only get better.

We have more embargoes than points in the league

I’d rather these wages were used towards ensuring back room staff were paid on time each month.

It’s the only reason I can think of why he took the job, he knows he’s in for an easy compo deal either from being sacked by DC or when new owners arrive. No manager will gain anything else here on his cv.

I currently work for a government agency at grade 6 level, I could easily get a better paid role in an external job, but these jobs will come with additional perks.

It was a horrendous challenge. Good luck to the lad with his recovery

I actually think this was the news the bizzle was referring too yesterday. ive seen it mentioned many times today, if true, it’s a sure way of saying he’s gone. but be patient.

I’m fully defending the bizzle over todays shenanigans. Who ever they are made a passing comment in an active thread, like we all do, they did not openly start a new thread for what they had posted. The blame for today is on who started that thread, and if I was the bizzle, I would be seriously considering bypassing owlstalk for any future information.

Took a viagra this morning and I’m walking round like a mobile tent. My heart is at 0 My head is at 10

How a club the size of ours, with a dedicated fan base who pay out a fortune season after season, somehow has an owner who has to prove he has the funds to pay the wages for a free signing, seriously beggars belief.

First thing any new owner needs to do is get a nice juicy contract in place for him. Stick your £1m or even £5m where the sun don’t shine.

No doubt DC will get confused and sell Charles then.

Fantastic article. The one massive positive that will come out of this desperate situation is the togetherness from all involved. It will make the club stronger in the long run.