Guys, we are facing the toughest time in the history of this once great Club. The last thing we need is to fall out with each other. By all means have opinions but for God's sake lets stick together because I'm sure we're going to be needed more than ever.

Whatever happens in the next week or so, departure of the current owner, new owners or whatever but one thing is certain the supporters will still be here and may need to play a part in the future of the Club.

TRB has done more for our club than any other supporter i know of. What have you done chairman?

Can't knock your efforts mate, you've gone beyond the call of duty. But like the rest of us, probably even more so, you've been led up the garden path and lied to by a complete little s**t of a man. The fact that so many people refuse to do business with the club has been a tell tale sign for a long time. There is no defending what he's done when its blatently obvious that everything hes done wasn't in the clubs best interests. Far from it.

Ted cares only about Ted.

i agree

was talking to a neighbour that hadn't heard the news as yet, his wife stormed into the house hearing the news and he just ranted on about how many is waiting for ted and co to go to get involved.

one thing is sure who ever takes over has a hard battle to get all the fans back in

It is a difficult place I find myself - but also one from which I can hopefully play some small role in the future of the club, even if it is just trying to keep things smooth on NM.

When I reflect on what I've done, there is little I would change, although there are few things said which I can regret. I have always made it clear that I beleive that all supporters should be treated with equal respect - a belief which fits ever so nicely into the Trust ideal!

I am not convinced about that - but only if there is a complete break from the current regime.

New owners = new investment = new future. There is hope once more!

no one thought the it could be Rodders that could be the 4th

Amen to that! With the exception of confidential details, which all supporters would understand need to be kept that way, the way the current board\owners have shared info with the few rather than the many has been a disgrace, and why, when begging, no-one trusted them.

20 did apparently... shame on them.

Fools…but ones who 'care' more than you or I.

Maybe....but its hard to put a gauge on your "Care Level", as much as I understand that by donating 1k made the 20 look like they cared more than most, in reality the other 480 who possibly cared just as much but didnt push their "Care Level" above their "Trust Level" to part with the money.

Getting back on to topic does anyone know who the 4 possible investors are?

I have heard Steve Ferris, Johnathan France, Simon Clifford (Garforth Town).

Anyone else got any ideas?

The only way we will find out is when we go into administration which is why I cannot understand why we are not already at that point? Teds "500" ploy was, is, and always has been doomed to failure (in light of today, thank god). But can anybody offer an explanation as to why we can't enter administration voluntarily? Is there a greater penalty for doing that? We all know what's coming and the sooner it arrives, the better. The longer we stay in limbo, the nearer the start of the season, and at present, we are going to be going to Cardiff along with the burden of all manner of potential legal wrangles. What are we waiting for?!

Without administration I doubt we will get to the start of the season, we will be wound up.

I think that's right. The playing season brings revenue with it. At the moment, given that we've been begging for a 350K bail out for HMRC and others, plus 150K running costs, we wouldn't have a hope.

Couldn't agree more; we've had our expectations lowered to such an extent that we accept senior exec's taking stewardship of the club on the basis that they a) like RL and b) can breathe and walk at the same time. Mr Elston seems like a nice lad, totally out of his depth - going forward, that's simply not good enough.

I wouldn't get too exercised about it though; if our new owners have achieved any measure of legitimate business success, they'll quickly work out for themselves who can and who can't cut the mustard - there'll be a cull, that's almost a given.