The problem with fixed price contracts comes when the economy struggles - If the firm involved cant afford to go ahead at the fixed price what can you do? two options - 1. try to enforce the contract and company will just go into receivership. 2. Wait and ride out the economic storm.....either way, it is a potential issue in the medium/short term.

Somewhere in the plans that where on show at the Town Hall it said, that the new stadium would bring in £1.8 million to the club and close on £4 million to the town, a year.

Government grants are now available for project's that have stalled due to credit being tight.

In terms of the town, its position is the most important thing. Walking distance of the town centre. Local pubs eyes must have filled with £ when they heard of the positioning.

Makes you wonder what will become of the Black Bull

it, and to a degree the bird i'th hand will struggle massively. It's not the best time to be a landlord anyway.

Of course, they'll swear blind that they want to see Saints get a new stadium 'for the good of the game' though.

The thing is, for many fans, during our period of dominance, all they have had to cling to is our financial situation or allegations of tax loopholes, salary cap breaches and cheating. It has been their silver lining.