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Whyever not though? Can always sell it again later.
Coventry City boss admits 'errors' after leak of confidential players' documents (26 Viewers)
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Whyever not though? Can always sell it again later.
sky blue john
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It is if its from Arvo Master Fund !!!
Yes, why not?
That's true - but a large empty land piece will require a suitable buyer. Like someone who intend to build a shopping mall or a football stadium.
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Given the excitement of the development opportunities around the Ricoh, and the large empty land pieces around there... I'd have thought a buyer for such a piece of land elsewhere would be immensely easy to find.
Of course it is if you haven't got a pot to piss in. Arsenal had the Highbury development as security.
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Didn't fund all of it.
Borrowing the cash isn't a problem, as long as there's a sane plan that allows it to be paid off.
rondog1973
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Surrounded by crispy tissues.....
Astute
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But to keep it with CCFC where it will be safe for our club?
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Eh?
Astute
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Exactly .
Sky Blue Pete
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| “One of the reason’s given by the council for rejecting the CVA that caused the ten point loss was they wanted an investigation into where players contracts sat but, the truth is, they have known all along and have chosen to act as if it is some kind of mystery. “The Football League, finally confirmed last week that they have been registering players in ‘Holdings’ rather than ‘Ltd’ and as we have maintained for months, this has been going on since way before SISU took over. “That is significant because there is a myth that somehow SISU have set up this structure because they have something to hide when, in fact, it was a structure they inherited. T. Fisher, CCFC v Preston NE programme notes, 25 August 2013 |
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| Tim Fisher admits some players were registered to Coventry City Football Club Limited despite repeatedly insisting they were registered to another company, Coventry City boss Tim Fisher has today accepted some players were registered in Coventry City Football Club Limited - despite repeatedly insisting players were registered in another company. Mr Fisher told us: “In these instances, the documentation clearly shows Limited as the registering company.” |
I think that could be the end of Mr Fisher,epic epic epic fail, Sisu have now lost all credibility that's what little they had before.
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So we agree that affloading the club but keeping the Ricoh isn't an option?
Astute
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Let me think. Who would I prefer? Shall I lend millions to Arsenal or SISU? Prem Arsenal with lots of assets or SISU?.............
Such a hard decision.
So let's get this right - a reputable financial institution will advance £30m to a bunch of slippery bastards, with no obvious assets, to build a second football ground in a city with only one League team?
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Looking at it another way the phrasing is, potentially, quite clever and in keeping with the tradition of statements such as 'we are debt free' initiated by Ranson
It says they knew where the players' contracts sat, then says the league has been registering players in holdings. the natural assumption is to link the two together, but they could be two separate statements.
rondog1973
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Given the behavioural evidence, highly plausible.
Astute
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No. Sell for a quid? Sell to another dodgy owner in their hope of promotions? If only they cared about us in the slightest. They are with us for the money. What would make them the most?
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You need to borrow less though...
Look, do I think a ground is in the plan? Nope.
But that doesn't mean that in principle I'd have no problem, no problem at all with the club borrowing money to build one.
I'd far rather they did that then borrowed money to buy the likes of Robbie Keane...
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What would make them the most would be increasing the value of the assets they have.
At present the football club has no value. It has some value if accompanied by a football stadium though... which if you agree with the logic the club moving out has been to distress the management company of said stadium, and so pick up stadium on the cheap... also has more value when accompanied by a football club.
So, what would make them the most would be to unite club and ground... and then sell both.
Astute
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Agreed......but.............do we have to go through this again? :thinking about:
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Agreed......but.............do we have to go through this again? :thinking about:
I hope not! But isn't this whole site some horrendous shouty version of Groundhog Day atm?!?
Astute
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Div 3 club and a ground not big enough when there is a ground in their own city?
Who would risk building for SISU when there is always the Ricoh in the background?
Quote “One of the reason’s given by the council for rejecting the CVA that caused the ten point loss was they wanted an investigation into where players contracts sat but, the truth is, they have known all along and have chosen to act as if it is some kind of mystery.
“The Football League, finally confirmed last week that they have been registering players in ‘Holdings’ rather than ‘Ltd’ and as we have maintained for months, this has been going on since way before SISU took over.
“That is significant because there is a myth that somehow SISU have set up this structure because they have something to hide when, in fact, it was a structure they inherited.
T. Fisher, CCFC v Preston NE programme notes, 25 August 2013
4th September 2013
Quote Tim Fisher admits some players were registered to Coventry City Football Club Limited despite repeatedly insisting they were registered to another company, Coventry City boss Tim Fisher has today accepted some players were registered in Coventry City Football Club Limited - despite repeatedly insisting players were registered in another company. Mr Fisher told us: “In these instances, the documentation clearly shows Limited as the registering company.”
I think that could be the end of Mr Fisher,epic epic epic fail, Sisu have now lost all credibility that's what little they had before.
The 'leaked' documents were all pre Fisher, so they only show what Fisher have said all along: That prior managements have registered players in Limited when they should have been registered in Holdings (leaving out the question of where the Golden Share is registered or should have been registered).
So no, that is NOT the smoking gun that will end Mr Fishers reign.
I think this is the fourt time it has been raised and responded to in the same thread. A new record?
Not even close, I'm afraid.
Paxman II
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When you have a business bank account you can nominate a few names to it for receiving cheques and payments received for the purpose of continuity and so not to avoid the obvious. So my bank account says several different ways of naming the company but remains identifiable by the common denominator ie: Paxman Ltd, Paxman, Paxman Inc, etc. What is most important is the account number which gives it the full identification.
I don't see this as very different if I'm honest. The press will report it as hot news and sensationalise it, the SISU haters will form ranks and meanwhile everyone just keeps looking for angles while doing nothing to get our team back in Coventry by getting people in a room to find a way forward.
I don't see this as very different if I'm honest. The press will report it as hot news and sensationalise it, the SISU haters will form ranks and meanwhile everyone just keeps looking for angles while doing nothing to get our team back in Coventry by getting people in a room to find a way forward.
Sky Blue Pete
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'Everyone keeps looking for angles!!' - strange statement - what can you or i do to get people in a room to find a way forward?
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Paxman II
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...protest at all parties and that would include the council, ACL, try nopm to the Ricoh (stop supporting anything there) Force ALL the players around the table. Stay away from concerts, casino, bloody Northampton and anyone or anything associated with these protagonist until they see the light.
Surely you wouldn't impose NOPM on a poor childrens charity! You ... you ... SISU!!!
Samo
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After a long and agonising internal conflict, (I think its human nature to pick sides) I am inclined to agree.
Astute
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"I am going to piss you lot off and take the club to Northampton"
Because they have proved so far that they have no business acumen whatsoever (in running a football club) the boss was virtually branded a liar by one high court judge, and the current boss of CCFC has been confirmed as a liar.
Another high court judge said they had acted unlawfully in their dealings with ACL, they tried to persuade CCC to collude with them to force Yorkshire Bank to discount the £14m loan and the last business they ran went bust.
Oh, and they have been threatened with legal proceedings by Companies House for a failure to submit accounts for several companies, two sets of which are, at best, "a mess" but may eventually be proved to be fraudulent.
They'll be queuing up to lend millions to this bunch of crooks won't they?
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