You might need some sort of grammar checker, cp1.

Whoosh?

No, his grammar is always poor.

Mines not grate

Who cares, so long as he can get his point across.

Anyway, back on topic, I'm sure today's announcement of a huge summer gig will produce a "timely boost" to the clubs coffers.

Looks like Remmington Mike may have finally found his calling, our very own Harvey Goldsmith.

That's the beauty of having your own ground you can hold concerts boxing matches some poor teams can't even train on there own pitch

Rovers really are doing a good job at making the lightstream much more than a rugby ground. After all, the ground needs to pay its way and rugby simply can't do this alone. And that's the beauty of having your own ground instead of being small tenants in a larger stadium.
I've noticed on Twitter tonight that shirt sales have surpassed the 1000 mark in just three days. Coupled with the 4000 season passes sold. It's not a bad effort from the fans at all.
All this good news is fantastic with all the doom and gloom we've had these last few years. Even Hudge in the HDM quoted that the club is on a very stable footing with the club turn over 'well ahead' of even last years efforts.

You would think owning your own ground ( I thought you didn't own it) and making all that money would give you a big finically advantage over us, doesn't look like it at the moment.

Sole tenants then Dave paying a peppercorn rent if it makes you feel better.
It looks like we are trying to be sustainable, and it was working before our horror season last year.
But being able to make decisions on events like the boxing, panto, and now this gig without having an SMC to put the spanner in the works makes the lightstream the go to arena in this city right now. Good on the club for diversifying.

Careful, the FC grammar policeman is lurking, you might get pulled for inventing a new word!

At least mine is a typo though, my grammar is always perfect.

I was going to put cue the Hull fans to tell us we don't own our own ground on the end of my post

Seems all positive noises coming out from our leaders we are in a stable position financially. That may change if no promotion within first year or 2? Can't pretend I wanted relegation but that is the way it played out and now I am looking forward to new season.will still watch superleague on sky and both leagues look interesting , lots of possible outcomes.

It wasn't working, your chairman etc were having to put in 500k a year to help you survive. I guess all this extra stuff is helping you make up lost funding, let's be honest it's needed, as you still need to sign a few players for the middle 8's.

Let's be honest, the fact we can't host Boxing etc, isn't have a massive impact on our club, we are moving upwards and that's with the clowns in charge of the SMC, imagine that it will get even better if Pearson is involved in City.

I couldn't care less

Rookie mistake, fair play to the club for trying to maximise revunue, just not sure why the digs at us or clubs like Wigan (both trophy holders from last season)

Quantifying that sentiment I do keep an eye on hull city situation whilst not being a fan but I certainly wish them well.fcs financial situation doesn't interest me. Not sure why we fascinate you fellas?

Well Craig, I'm a rugby fan as well as a Hull fan, so all rugby interests me, even clubs finances, which are massivly important for teams and the game if it is to grow, also boring on the Hull forum, far too positive, although as I know being a Hull fan for many years it won't last, good word Quantifying.

Wasn't thinking about Wigan just you

Would any club survive without directors or owners putting there money in the only club that makes a profit is Leeds supposedly but they can't afford there new stand now

Absolutely it was needed. How could you make profit on a ground being open 14/15 times a year. Rovers made 15 thousand profit before our horror show last year, and with a million pound less in our coffers, these events are even more needed before we 'hopefully' go up next year.

massivly . perfect grammar always. like you dave a bit bored

Cheers,that makes sense,I read the bradford saga on their forum without commenting but felt for the fans.both our teams have gone pop, recently enough to have sympathy for these things.both seem in stable times albeit in different leagues. As I said anything could happen this coming season

Profit in the year you got to Wembley, not really a suprise, agree with it all, except the last line

or do I, can't decide, might miss you all a bit next year.