New loanie Axel Óskar Andrésson .

Read it last week Phil think it may well be agent hype if you know what I mean but you never know.
Here's a link that covers it. www.kentlive.news/sport/football/football-news/transfer-talk-charlton-athletic-linked-874554

I quite like the sound of 5 goals in 16 matches when he was out on loan at Bath. Sounds a confident lad. I think he is a starter, tbh. Maybe Davey to defensive midfield; Efete off; McGinty off in January; Gowling off. Who knows? Not me. It’s a strengthening of the squad, though. He sounds decent. Kuhl, with his Reading connections, will have a very strong idea as to whether it is a loan that can be extended after the initial period is up.

Loan has ended...

stig123 
The Owners intention as we know, is primarily to get an 'events facility' built and get the income coming through from that as soon as possible. Think of it like the Brexit negotiations. It's currently a stand-off, with Clarke Osborne determined not to take the Theresa May position of making all the concessions while the opposition (Council with Militants backing) refuse to budge an inch on their side.

Clarke Osborne didn't buy a non league football team to pump money into, or lend it money for the fun of it, or because of any interest in football. Keeping him stuck with his wheels spinning, while getting nowhere, and the more intransigent he'll feel like behaving in return. All we can do is hope that the Militant backed Council position of playing Russian roulette with the club doesn't go disastrously wrong. Even if they do bugger it up between them, would their plans of compensating us for their daft brinkmanship by launching Red Star Gulls, really prove to be anything other than a 3 month wonder, played out in a local league, before it was quietly put to bed and forgotten about ? 

simonb 
Poppycock !   CO only recently finished construction of a spanking new stadium for Swindon. Due to one or two issues he's having trouble 'erecting'....but he's no youngster, and I think allowances should be made.

What often happens is that by 'anything', card carrying TUST militants mean just a couple of specifics: stadiums for clapped out sports such as speedway or greyhounds that might have been popular in Britain post-war, but are a relic of the days when the working class all wore cloth caps. So, and I'd genuinely like to know this, if CO doesn't build them then who are the companies responding to the demand for new Speedway or Greyhound stadiums ? Just because he might decide against it doesn't stop a thousand other construction companies sticking up new stadiums to meet the demand up and down the country for those quaint old sports of yore.

CO with a grand total on 1 stadium for speedway, just waiting for the greenlight so that it can be put in place. Could we see the league table for construction of new Speedway stadiums please...which companies have built 10 or 20, which ones have built 2 ??

Face facts Simon, constructing for a bygone era would be a mugs game and financial madness. Although TUST militants with their ideological attachment to old Eastern Bloc thinking, naturally have some nostalgic wish to hark back to old times. The future is the 'Events Facility' catering for comfortable viewing of football, and other cash generating activities as well.

Who most benefits if they can force Clarke Osborne out ? TUST are convinced it's them. Just that one last hurdle to overcome, that final owner to dislodge, and they can invite Corbyn down to perform a ceremonial kick off for the Red Star Gulls first match. The merciless attacks on Dave Philips and his board throughout their tenure were just the same. Shove them aside and we can get our Socialist mits on the club. Now again, the Militants think they can smell blood and try to ramp up the pressure. And as we know TUFC would continue playing at Plainmoor until the new stadium was ready for use, it wouldn't need to be built at breakneck speed anyway, with the use of your old home guaranteed by not only the original Masters protocols, but by the belt and braces clauses the Council would rightly insist on.

Constructive ideas are always welcome Simon. But advocating the destructive TUST is just a total non-starter for the majority of fans and for the community of South Devon at large.

No evidence though of the components, costs for their storage must be rising quite significantly now? The whole point of prefabrication is for quick and rapid construction on site. Any drainage or land issues should be sorted out before or at least in tandem with the prefabrication process and a land survey with bore holes etc should have been undertaken as part of the design process so that any issues can be fully incorporated into the scheme. The delays do not make any sense, why spend significant money on prefabrication and then leave the components in a costly storage facility for a couple of years and not sort out the alleged site issues? I leave the reader to draw their own conclusions.....