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I'm not. Talk is cheap.

Let's hope something comes out of these talks. 759042239809130496

The first sentence is correct. In a strike of this kind, there won't be 'no trains'. He was countering a statement where someone said 'there will be no trains'. You could phrase it as 'some trains will run, but it isn't hard to understand what halbpro meant.

It would've helped if inverted commas were used. There won't be 'no trains'.

I haven't got an alternative and can't see the club offering one, can you? The club will want the money. I'm not even sure the club are allowed to turn down Sky. Didn't Leeds have a problem last season, because it's part of the Football League contract?

Bus or coach - or stay at home and watch on tv.

You are joking aren't you? Aren't you?

I'm sure the club will turn down a chance of £100K.