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Shows just how... naive certain actions and displays were, however.
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shmmeee
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Ah got ya, you’re on about a name change. Yeah I’d agree with that. But CCFC going into liquidation doesn’t have to mean a name change does it?
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CCFC ladies?
Irish Sky Blue
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I think the only people who would liquidate CCFC is Sisu, hasn’t Seppala threatened already to do this? Why would liquidation therefore be down to anyone else but them? So the Trust and Sisu now conspiring together to get rid of CCFC? As I said, if this happens it will be down to Sisu and the Trust and other fan groups would be left to pick up the pieces. Those that think the real CCFC is dead would have no reason to moan or protest if the rest of us don’t see it that way. A team that plays in Coventry, in Sky Blue and has Coventry City in their name, supported by the bulk of our fans would morally and spiritually still be the same club to me. If Sisu carry on as they are, this may be the only option left. Better that than to disappear completely.
oldskyblue58
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We changed company not trading name. We are still trading as ccfc
torchomatic
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I'm not saying otherwise. I am saying there are some - the Trust? - to whom liquidation is the preferred option.
Calista
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We obviously must also maintain a legitimate claim to our history whatever happens, but beyond that I am not too hung up on details or legal shenanigans.
It's interesting to think that the whole Sky Blues thing was a fabrication of the 1960's, showing that new traditions can be built pretty much from scratch. It came along with a load of hype and gimmicks that I dare say some supporters disapproved of. If everyone back then had shunned Jimmy Hill and insisted that they could never follow anyone but the Bantams, what would have happened? The thing is, he produced a club and a team that represented the city and that people could get behind and be proud of.
Irish Sky Blue
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I can’t see why any City fan would want liquidation. As the Trust are simply a group of City fans who follow home and away, I can’t see why they would want it either. They certainly have no control or input into the process.
letsallsingtogether
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Rubbish and you know it.
So everyone on the trust wants liquidation?
Nick
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Apart from the ones who boycott, right?
itsabuzzard
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Speaking of which, Ryan Kent seems to have settled in well.
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chiefdave
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Halifax Town ceased to exist in 2008 and lost Football Conference membership.
FC Halifax Town was then formed, a new club, and placed in the Northern Premer League Division 1 North.
They have yet to regain FL status.
Chester ceased to exist in 2010 and lost Football Conference membership.
Chester FC was then formed, a new club, and placed in the Northern Premier League Division 1 North.
They have yet to regain FL status.
Newport Country ceased to exist in 1989 and lost Football Conferance membership.
Newport AFC was then formed, a new club, and placed in the Hellenic Football League.
It took them over 20 years to regain FL status.
There seems to be this idea the club can reform in a lower league and in a couple of years be back at our current level, that won’t happen. There’s not many success stories from clubs that have tried that route.
Be realistic, can you see thousands turning up for non league football every week. Let alone the matter of where a new club would play, quite possibly outside the city.
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CCFC ceased to exist when they were wound up, and Otium bought the rights to the name.
Again, the curse of literalism strikes, completely flying in the face of the arguments made as to why the club is not SISU!
Nick
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Ccfc didn't cease to exist. That's the difference else there would be no name to buy.
Otherwise it would mean a takeover means it ceases to exist.
chiefdave
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No they didn’t. The assets that constitute the football club, including FL membership, were transferred to a new company prior to the old company being liquidated.
Coventry City now is exactly the same club. There was no break, the players and manager didn’t all walk away, we didn’t lose league membership and we didn’t reform under a different name.
Grendel
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They didn’t - that’s an incorrect analysis
M&B Stand
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As we move nearer to wasps needing to make a decision as to whether to let us stay, the ‘lets go bust and start again without Sisu’ Brigade are coming out the woodwork.
letsallsingtogether
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Careful they are all out on the attack.
letsallsingtogether
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How many is that then?
Torch making a generalisation that they all want it just to win an arguement.
You would say I was making things up if I had made that comment.
Funny how people are already trying to find someone else to blame just incase it happens.
Nick
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Or pointing out the people who would want it.
I doubt every trust board member.
Like I said, I can see why it would be pushed by certain people involved with the trust. The same as the "get them into admin and pick up the pieces" speech.
clint van damme
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Careful they are all out on the attack.
Who? People who want to preserve the club and it's heritage?
Irish Sky Blue
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That’s everyone isn’t it? Who are the fans who want liquidation? Who are the Trust board members who want us to go bust? I don’t think the few people on here attacking the Trust are the only ones who want the club to survive, do you? It is the notion that because the Trust were the only fan group not to sign up to the recent statement (a mistake on their part I think, although I understand why they didn’t do it) that they are now the enemy of the club. The notion is now being put about that they would welcome liquidation due to some half cocked notion that they want control of the club. The only people threatening our future are Sisu and Wasps with the former the only ones who can bring about liquidation.
Nick
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It's the notion that somebody at one of their meetings was up at the front telling members that if the club goes into adminstration the pieces could be picked up.
It's the notion of boycotting and abusing people who buy season tickets.
It's the notion of lurking around other parties like Haskell and ACL in the hope it happens.
Again, not all trust board members. Nowhere near, which ruins it for the others like CJ and moz.
clint van damme
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I'm not talking about the trust but there were a lot of people pushing the liquidate and start again agenda a while ago and it seems to be back in vogue now in some quarters
Irish Sky Blue
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I think it is only a last resort to resurrect the club if Sisu do pull the trigger. I know from a Trust meeting I attended some years ago that they had plans in place if the worst came to the worst. I would have thought that that is how things ought to be. I have honestly never heard anyone say that liquidation is a goal.
As for comments elsewhere, I have never heard season ticket holders abused by other Trust members. Trust members post on here are season ticket holders as am I. I would assume that most people who go to Trust events are ST holders. I have never heard any criticism.
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But they did... if you want to go the pathetioc, pedantic literalist route that this goes, the entity that was CCFC was wound up. Continually telling me no doesn't alter that, it just shows that it's all about the literalist, finest interpretation, and to hell with the bigger picture!
Anyway, who gives a fuck about fans of Newport erh! Or Chester! They don't count. What matters is winning a minor point of pedantry rather than trying to grasp the wider picture!
Nick
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See the response to Tim fisher thread. Of course not every single person but it's the point I make that some ruin it for others by being like that.
It's the same as the sniping at what juggy has done
Nick
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That was just the limited company behind it though wasn't it? They will change all the time behind the scenes. I bet half the time the fans don't even realise.
A limited company could be called anything pretty much.
It's not being pedantic to say they aren't the same club as before. Yes some of their fans may be behind it but it isn't the same club.
If we start a new one, it won't be much different to cov United with thousands of city fans going to support them.
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It really isn't though, is it?
Find me this groundswell of opinion that says it. Even the OP here doesn't say it, and was clarified further after that. It's a stupid argument that sees us sleepwalk into oblivion because people are too busy deciding what the club means to them is the only definition that's allowed!
clint van damme
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Isn't it?
I didn't mention ground swell and I think that would be an exaggeration but as the clock starts to run down on a deal you hear it mentioned more and more.
And by mentioned, I mean mentioned in the context of being a solution not a possibility.
"Oh well, liquidate and start again" - crazy talk!
ccfctommy
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I missed this. Who has said what about Juggy?
letsallsingtogether
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Ha comedian.
clint van damme
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You think that sentiments funny.
Never had you down as being like that.
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It's mentioned because as no solution looms, the final solution becomes more possible.