It must be close as to whether it is unavailable as much as available in terms of weeks during the season. I wouldn't be surprised if AFC do get promotion, if there were more weeks it might not be available during the summer. 


As ok as the ground is, we can't surely continue not to have access during the summer weekends to our supposedly home grounds. If the takeover goes ahead, it will be interesting to see how new owners view it. 

I’m really curious how we’re managing to pay the rent for both Plough Lane and Rosslyn Park, plus the squad and all the additional costs that go into running a semi-professional well known club. Maybe an investor or backer is helping out to ensure the club stays afloat while it looks to build long-term stability or perhaps its through sponsorships, private investors, or loans?  Do we have new business partners who are willing to provide short-term capital with the expectation of returns either from future success, broadcasting deals, or long-term investment.  Do you think the club is positioned to make a big commercial push this season to make it all work financially?