clint van damme
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Delaying the autumn stadium announcement indefinitely as a mark of respect
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Delaying the autumn stadium announcement indefinitely as a mark of respect
Covcraig@bury
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Who on earth would want to go and listen to supporters forums and the bullshit the club spills out , and does anyone actually believe them ?
Surely people have got better things to do with their time !!
Surely people have got better things to do with their time !!
SlowerThanPlatt
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Newsflash: we’re skint!
“The postponements of four out of five home games this season has had a significant impact on our cashflow,” said the CEO, speaking exclusively to CoventryLive.
“We are currently well over £1m down on the forecasts made for this stage of the season. This clearly puts the club under enormous strain and is something that we are trying extremely hard to work within. However, the impact is significant on the football club.
www.coventrytelegraph.net
“The postponements of four out of five home games this season has had a significant impact on our cashflow,” said the CEO, speaking exclusively to CoventryLive.
“We are currently well over £1m down on the forecasts made for this stage of the season. This clearly puts the club under enormous strain and is something that we are trying extremely hard to work within. However, the impact is significant on the football club.
Coventry City under ‘enormous’ financial strain following postponements
Coventry City news from CoventryLive as Sky Blues chief executive Dave Boddy counts the cost of the club's early season fixture disruption
Lord_Nampil
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Newsflash: we’re skint!
“The postponements of four out of five home games this season has had a significant impact on our cashflow,” said the CEO, speaking exclusively to CoventryLive.
“We are currently well over £1m down on the forecasts made for this stage of the season. This clearly puts the club under enormous strain and is something that we are trying extremely hard to work within. However, the impact is significant on the football club.
Coventry City under ‘enormous’ financial strain following postponements
Coventry City news from CoventryLive as Sky Blues chief executive Dave Boddy counts the cost of the club's early season fixture disruption
Well makes sense as we have had no cash flow really this season due to games called off and this situation hasn’t been budgets for so it snot rocket science, the problem has depended as the queens unfortunately timed death caused another game to be missed called off, plus we had to rent Burton which means the cup game cost us money rather than making money… we need home games on after the break and hope it doesn’t have any impact on paying bills and the players in September
Grendel
Well-Known Member
Newsflash: we’re skint!
“The postponements of four out of five home games this season has had a significant impact on our cashflow,” said the CEO, speaking exclusively to CoventryLive.
“We are currently well over £1m down on the forecasts made for this stage of the season. This clearly puts the club under enormous strain and is something that we are trying extremely hard to work within. However, the impact is significant on the football club.
Coventry City under ‘enormous’ financial strain following postponements
Coventry City news from CoventryLive as Sky Blues chief executive Dave Boddy counts the cost of the club's early season fixture disruption
Bed wetter Boddy
Grendel
Well-Known Member
We sold Hyam which would cover the shortfall
Brighton Sky Blue
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Not convinced it would, the fee was already insultingly low and probably wouldn't have all come at once.
robbiethemole
Well-Known Member
so the fee from Hyam would cover most of that, surely they have to be claiming loss of income from Wasps as well, so fucking get on with it
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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Newsflash: we’re skint!
“The postponements of four out of five home games this season has had a significant impact on our cashflow,” said the CEO, speaking exclusively to CoventryLive.
“We are currently well over £1m down on the forecasts made for this stage of the season. This clearly puts the club under enormous strain and is something that we are trying extremely hard to work within. However, the impact is significant on the football club.
Coventry City under ‘enormous’ financial strain following postponements
Coventry City news from CoventryLive as Sky Blues chief executive Dave Boddy counts the cost of the club's early season fixture disruption
I suspect a copy of the newspaper has accidently found its way to Turf Moor and Craven Cottage.
Return Address:
MR D.Boddy
Head Offices of Coventry City Football Club
Grendel
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So if the sale was not for cash flow issues why is Boddy bleating about cash flow issues
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To prep for the sale of Gyokeres?
oldskyblue58
CCFC Finance Director
Hold up isn't the biggest hit to cash flow and team performance that we didn't make a big sale sufficient to buy 3 or 4 players ? Who was in charge of that ? 
Yes there is a "short term" income loss but a big chunk of that is guaranteed to come in anyway at some stage because it relates to season tickets. Some season ticket income was received any way.
Yes we lost short term income cashflow but equally we didn't get the "short term" expenses. Yes there was a pitch contribution but could be compensated for that.
Say a gate is down 2000 the lost income after excluding vat is under 30k. Our owners couldn't cover that short term ? Indeed couldn't cover £1m if they wanted to ??
Of course the hyam sale mitigated things, unfortunately in terms of maximising cash flow it was the wrong sale given the owners history of non finance. How boddy could say it wasn't about cash flow is disingenuous to put it mildly
Think an efl decision is up coming in terms of penalty and boddy setting the scene perhaps
Yes there is a "short term" income loss but a big chunk of that is guaranteed to come in anyway at some stage because it relates to season tickets. Some season ticket income was received any way.
Yes we lost short term income cashflow but equally we didn't get the "short term" expenses. Yes there was a pitch contribution but could be compensated for that.
Say a gate is down 2000 the lost income after excluding vat is under 30k. Our owners couldn't cover that short term ? Indeed couldn't cover £1m if they wanted to ??
Of course the hyam sale mitigated things, unfortunately in terms of maximising cash flow it was the wrong sale given the owners history of non finance. How boddy could say it wasn't about cash flow is disingenuous to put it mildly
Think an efl decision is up coming in terms of penalty and boddy setting the scene perhaps
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Grendel
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We should have sold Dabo hamer and Walker for £32 million when we could
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Dabo
Just had a glance on the Norwich forum and they were saying how good he was and they wouldn’t mind signing him. Easy to forget how lucky we are to have him, going to be crucial to any success we have this year, he’s not even fully fit yet.
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TomRad85
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Because he's a useless prick who's been told to lube us up ready for SISU to fuck us in Jan.
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TomRad85
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The comment that says 'but potentially 3 players we'd never be able to replace like for like' is equally hilarious.We should have sold Dabo hamer and Walker for £32 million when we could
Dabo
Just had a glance on the Norwich forum and they were saying how good he was and they wouldn’t mind signing him. Easy to forget how lucky we are to have him, going to be crucial to any success we have this year, he’s not even fully fit yet.
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Grendel
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Hold up isn't the biggest hit to cash flow and team performance that we didn't make a big sale sufficient to buy 3 or 4 players ? Who was in charge of that ?
Yes there is a "short term" income loss but a big chunk of that is guaranteed to come in anyway at some stage because it relates to season tickets. Some season ticket income was received any way.
Yes we lost short term income cashflow but equally we didn't get the "short term" expenses. Yes there was a pitch contribution but could be compensated for that.
Say a gate is down 2000 the lost income after excluding vat is under 30k. Our owners couldn't cover that short term ? Indeed couldn't cover £1m if they wanted to ??
Of course the hyam sale mitigated things, unfortunately in terms of maximising cash flow it was the wrong sale given the owners history of non finance. How boddy could say it wasn't about cash flow is disingenuous to put it mildly
Think an efl decision is up coming in terms of penalty and boddy setting the scene perhaps
It’s just nonsense. Boddy is tying himself up in knots every time he opens his mouth. Does he think fans are just stupid.
oldskyblue58
CCFC Finance Director
err ...... it seems so.
Saddlebrains
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Full of shit this lot I'm sick of them
SlowerThanPlatt
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With £1m described as enormous financial strain, I’m starting to think there might not be a new stadium after all
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SeaSeeEffCee
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SBB has been telling us we’re fucked for months, it’s hardly a surprise.
shmmeee
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Newsflash: we’re skint!
“The postponements of four out of five home games this season has had a significant impact on our cashflow,” said the CEO, speaking exclusively to CoventryLive.
“We are currently well over £1m down on the forecasts made for this stage of the season. This clearly puts the club under enormous strain and is something that we are trying extremely hard to work within. However, the impact is significant on the football club.
Coventry City under ‘enormous’ financial strain following postponements
Coventry City news from CoventryLive as Sky Blues chief executive Dave Boddy counts the cost of the club's early season fixture disruption
To be clear, our billionaire owners would rather this than front us the cash that will obviously come in.
robbiekeane
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they just need to sell
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They did that with Hyam.
covcity4life
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Tbf you laughed at hamer ever going for even 5m and said hyam was shit and no one would want him in same leagueWe should have sold Dabo hamer and Walker for £32 million when we could
Dabo
Just had a glance on the Norwich forum and they were saying how good he was and they wouldn’t mind signing him. Easy to forget how lucky we are to have him, going to be crucial to any success we have this year, he’s not even fully fit yet.
Brighton Sky Blue
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Doesn’t help that at least 2 of the promoted sides look comfortable either. Good job Sunlun are so skint and useless
Sick Boy
Super Moderator
Amazingly other teams have actually invested in their teams rather than standing still, who’d have thought it?
Lord_Nampil
Well-Known Member
Well Robins is on record in saying he didn’t want to do much this transfer window and priorities were the new pitch at Ryton….
clint van damme
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He's got a bench full of players he clearly doesn't trust and only 1 automatic starter to come back from injury.
Not sure he's OK with such a lack of resources.
Brighton Sky Blue
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‘Neil’s also started selling players David’
‘Oh I have too’
‘Really, who?’
‘Julian’
‘What’s his last name?’
‘Gray’
‘Oh I’m sorry David I thought I knew all the players, where does Julian play?’
‘In defence’
‘Where in defence?’
‘Just general defending in the defence’
CDK
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Pete thanks to you for your efforts,as for boddy he's had an easy ride under robins stewardship,but the first sign of trouble ,of sisus own making ,the CBS fiasco followed by hyam and poor results he is a fish out of water ,out of his depth well n truly as is sisu being shown of how not run a club of such great history .
I'm sure JH is turning in his grave right at this moment.
I'm sure JH is turning in his grave right at this moment.