More like a hair transplant.

It doesn't cost him owt as Cas have their own resident barber, but to be fair in Gales case he hasn't a lot to work with.

Not a chance in hell, that Gale PAYS for that to be done to him.

Please enlighten me. How or why did the council come to own the ground in order for them to be able to sell it back to you.
Just asking like.

They bought it for an agreed fee so we could pay some debts with a promise to sell it back at a later date for a quid, but to cover the costs charged a massively inflated rent which meant over the course of the lease the council made a tidy profit and in no way lost out despite what Cas fans would like to think. Happy to help.

And didn't they appoint Rodney Walker as club chairman during that period? Sound familiar?

Urban myth is the £1 for the ground tale.
I might be a little out with figures but the general gist is the same.
WMDC bought BV off Trinity for £165K, Trinity years later paid WMDC £1, as A DEPOSIT, Trinity then paid back in (I believe) four instalments £225K, WMDC even got a little profit. Within three years of the sale the past owners (WMDC who had not done any remedial work on the floodlights) condemned our floodlights. HTH

I once asked why cas were able to keep their stand and was told hey had treated the wood.i didn't know this was possible to stop it burning but maybe someone with knowledge could enlighten me?

It's more than possible - the question is why wern't we allowed.

On the subject of a sell out, what was last nights attendance, 6000 ??

I thought I heard 7100

7,100

Copy cat