Judicial Review (2 Viewers)

italiahorse

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Hobo

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Not sure what it will achieve and just drag everything on.

Might get a bit nearer the truth I suppose....but when?
 

bigfatronssba

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Just hope it gets done quick.
 

dongonzalos

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Nikki Sinclaire MEP@NSinclaireMEP38s
.@Lesreidpolitics I welcome this decision and hope this leads to full disclosure of facts of whether taxpayers money was used properly #ccfc

Thanks Niki glad you are pleased that us Coventry fans now have wait another season without our football team.

With no side agreeing a rent deal and not a brick getting laid for a new stadium. Whilst SISU and the council try to not blink first. .
 

hill83

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Saturday will be my last game.

Can't be bothered to turn out for a lost cause.
Death by a 1000 cuts.

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chiefdave

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To be honest I feel like giving up. It's not easy to walk away from supporting your team but this just feels like a slow lingering death. Nothing to do with being a City supporter is enjoyable anymore. We're now faced with months / years of the JR dragging on. There's no sign of the team leaving Sixfields and returning anywhere vauguely close to the local area. Maybe it's time to move on.
 

RoboCCFC90

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I am actually outstanded that they won the appeal solely on how dismissable the case seemed to be in the first case. :O
 

hill83

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It should have been allowed in the first place rather than wasting another several months. Why not allow it? It will finally end it one way or another.
 

bigfatronssba

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Looks like your right Italia

Les Reid
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2m BREAKING more: Mrs Justice Thirlwall said she was making no decision today on when full #CCFC v Coventry council judicial review will be..
 

bigfatronssba

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It should have been allowed in the first place rather than wasting another several months. Why not allow it? It will finally end it one way or another.

Even if Sisu win the case it doesn't mean the club are coming back. The only thing that's ending is our chances of coming back.
 

AJB1983

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I've moved on. Been once this season (Walsall) having been a regular or ST holder for decades, but the decision to not support the sisu stance and go to Northampton was a difficult decision made easy.
For the sake of being principled and not being taken for a complete mug, I can live without seeing my team, it's only football.
 

hill83

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Even if Sisu win the case it doesn't mean the club are coming back. The only thing that's ending is our chances of coming back.

I'm aware of that. (bolded part)

We can't say for sure it's ending our chances of coming back though.
 

dongonzalos

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It should have been allowed in the first place rather than wasting another several months. Why not allow it? It will finally end it one way or another.

I know what you are saying however,
I would say to the contrary.

There should be a threshold test when an appeal is allowed.

The first judge was so damning. Without disclosure of any new info an appeal should not be allowed.

The question is how the heck can one judge be so damning and another go yeah go on then.

Our legal system really does need to try and get some consistency.
 

bigfatronssba

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I'm aware of that. (bolded part)

We can't say for sure it's ending our chances of coming back though.

I would say its ended our chance of coming back soon.
 

James Smith

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Irelevant - the club strategically needs to own the leasehold as a minimum or it has no future

If they need the leasehold why didn't they buy at least half of it when they had the chance. I think I'm right in saying that they only started negotiations with the Higgs after starting the rent boycott which is idiotic if true. That's a really clever way of getting what you want quickly and with no problems, must try that myself. So the plan is you piss off both owners of the lease you want to buy, where either can block the sale of the others shares and then start negotiating with one party for their shares. Absolutely brilliant, can anyone tell me is this a brand new form of negotiating tactics or just normal business practice?

I know hindsight is a wonderful thing but seriously what were they thinking if they were thinking at all?
 

andyboy81

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All the people that are "Done with this club" e.t.c

Any chance you could hurry up and leave the forums quietly? Oh and shut the door on the way out cos your letting in a draught.

As for the rest.... Can we start talking about football again??
 

italiahorse

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Even if Sisu win the case it doesn't mean the club are coming back. The only thing that's ending is our chances of coming back.

But they will not start the new stadium until this is sorted. They have the excuse they are looking for not to actually do anything.
They will not settle until they get the Ricoh for nothing as Seppalla has already said. This is personal for them.

I don't want to be part of this. The club is finished by this decision.
 

fernandopartridge

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I know what you are saying however,
I would say to the contrary.

There should be a threshold test when an appeal is allowed.

The first judge was so damning. Without disclosure of any new info an appeal should not be allowed.

The question is how the heck can one judge be so damning and another go yeah go on then.

Our legal system really does need to try and get some consistency.

No - our legal system needs to be one which allows for consideration of the facts, not one that follows the previously made decision because it's more convenient.
 

andyboy81

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But they will not start the new stadium until this is sorted. They have the excuse they are looking for not to actually do anything.
They will not settle until they get the Ricoh for nothing as Seppalla has already said. This is personal for them.

I don't want to be part of this. The club is finished by this decision.

So you have said and continue to say.... but yet here you are
 

bigfatronssba

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All the people that are "Done with this club" e.t.c

Any chance you could hurry up and leave the forums quietly? Oh and shut the door on the way out cos your letting in a draught.

As for the rest.... Can we start talking about football again??

If you only want to talk about football, why have you posted on a thread about legal activity?
 

AJB1983

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Surely as council tax payers, citizens of coventry, and fans of a club that's home ground used to the Ricoh, we and the football club would want to ensure the future and very existence of the arena was secure?
Seems only one group think the opposite, we all know 'why' they have taken this legal route, but seriously, why would they do this.
Italiahorse, I'm with you on this one
 

Hobo

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No - our legal system needs to be one which allows for consideration of the facts, not one that follows the previously made decision because it's more convenient.

I agree Fernando, we all wanted more insight more information....perhaps this is when it will be busted out. This could take years.
 

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