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Liquid Gold
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Pay them for half the Ricoh and take £15m debt on? Aint gonna happen.
Terry Gibson's perm
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As only Hoffman knows who wants in on the consortium we have no idea if it’s worth, but as Richard Overson is one we can guess that they have reasonable wealth.
Hoffman is not a poor man and Overson a rich man so that’s a good start.
Hoffman is not a poor man and Overson a rich man so that’s a good start.
Grendel
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Hoffman to my knowledge has never stated any investment from himself in a take over
Evo1883
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Who knows , not much left for Sisu.
All we need now is somebody who cares about football to come in and push us forward .
Another thing that will need to happen irrespective of who is in charge is the people of Coventry need to start backing their club properly , it’s all good sitting at home waiting for championship / premiership football to return but it’s like expecting a lottery win if you never buy a ticket
All we need now is somebody who cares about football to come in and push us forward .
Another thing that will need to happen irrespective of who is in charge is the people of Coventry need to start backing their club properly , it’s all good sitting at home waiting for championship / premiership football to return but it’s like expecting a lottery win if you never buy a ticket
Colin Steins Smile
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I’m not sure the legal processes are over. Litigation has been the one consistent strategy of our owners. I think they could attempt to raise a case in the Supreme Court . I just wish they’d put their efforts into the club and build on the recent improvements on the pitch
Terry Gibson's perm
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But he hasn’t said he isn’t it’s all guess work from us. For them to buy though you have to have somebody interested in selling and placing it at the correct price Sisu need to move away from the idea on getting a return on their investment as it is very unlikely to ever happen
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pusbccfc
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I actually think SISU have their eyes firmly on the Championship.
The Championship is a completely different world to the one we left many years ago.
A Coventry City side in the Championship with the size of some of the clubs their gets us an average of around 20,000 a week (most away sides would bring 3000+). I don't think we're a million miles away from a top 6 finish in this season and I'm sure SISU think the same (look at the money they've invested this season).
Nick
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Just to correct you, sisu haven't invested. Need to get away from any slight chance of people thinking that.
Tommo72
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They have invested....call it re-investment if you want?
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fernandopartridge
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Why would you buy into half of a company that has a £34m debt and interest obligations?
Captain Dart
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They have not put any money in, they are just spending income.
Most clubs in the Championship make a loss (19 of 24).
If they do achieve promotion, a genuine possibility, then they will probably want to sell.
Captain Dart
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Not going to happen, its probably a fight to the death, SISU vs Wasps Holdings.
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Isn't it a surreal world where by default, that has to make us Team SISU...
Captain Dart
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Risky move, Timmy will have to activate plan B and any venue that isn't the Ricoh will result in major losses.
Nick
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Not this season. It's money the club has generated.
SlowerThanPlatt
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Hopefully for his and his family’s sake as well as for their sanity he’s getting the help he needs whatever that may be
Nick
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Driving around in his lambo with the mad hatter picking up females
pusbccfc
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They've allowed funds to be spent.
Nick
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That's not investing.
christonabike
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I can see it now a 5 year agreement and Wasps are happy and we get to the championship and Sisu sell up and new owner buys Wasps share if they haven’t fooked off.
When we were in decline it was a different situation now we are on a roll it may be different.
When we were in decline it was a different situation now we are on a roll it may be different.
Captain Dart
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I don't believe Wasps will decide anything about a new ground deal till the prospect of court action is withdrawn, do you?
Greggs
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Of course it fucking is. Any time you purchase an asset, you're investing.
Nick
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Joy pay from her own money then?
stay_up_skyblues
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As much as I want the owners to move on, the last offer from Hoffman & Co didn’t seem to suggest future stability and/or growth. Didn’t they promise SISU 50% of all future prize money and transfer fees for a set number of years or until we got to the premier? Im sure it was something along those lines. So for example this season, given that transfer fees have allegedly paid for our playing budget, then said budget would be vastly reduced. Unless of course the group would have made up the difference, but I’m not convinced they would. If they were proposing to invest heavily, then why not just make a bigger up front offer but retain future income 100%? I’m not sure that group in it’s particular guise in the answer and doubt very much they would be fronting the money needed to buy, in part or in full, the stadium/long term lease.