Sale now approved to Ken Davy as expected. Only time will tell if its in the best interests of our club but personally with the start to the season and this, hopefully its the begining of some more exciting times for the club.

Also if you want to see Hoddie have a beautiful temper tantrum then head over to the Shaymen forum. Its truly glorious to see him losing his sheet over this. I want Town to do well but there is about 4 or 5 people on there I can't help but smile now we know this is happening. I somehow managed to pick up a ban for alluding to how much the stadium was sold for and now having to use my burner account to keep up. 

Think I've got 7 burner accounts,  Hoddie is a child , I'd pay for his flight over,  biggest keyboard warrior in the history of forums.

Still waiting on efl approval apparently so not completely over the line.

According to the meeting yesterday the sale has been agreed and would be irrelevant of EFL approval which is why a lot of Town fans are up in arms. I really thought Town would have had an EFL decision on the 3 team rule before supporting this, if not then their chairman has really sold the club down the river. As a side not on that Damien Clayton's wife on FB has said the EFL were happy with the football team having POT but with the Town chairman in total silence its hard to say for sure.

Edit: It seems there is mention of waiting on EFL approval. I wonder how quick a decision would be made on that as pitch works would be starting in the summer.

The Council don't legally need EFL approval to sell the Shay but will be under some pressure if they don't get it with the implications for FC Town.


Possible moves muted to allready have been taken are giving FC Town primacy of tenure for their home games and a minimum guaranteed period of tenancy?


What happens further down the road if the KD option gets over the line who knows but no one can blame the rugby club this time around.


The same question could be asked if the KD option wasn't available because CMBC, both clubs and the other option on the table had little to nothing as a 
alternative as once the Council decided to sell with the covenant restrictions in place on the estate no one else was interested.