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That plan finished years ago.

They may be elsewhere, but in this case there were no assets of consequence and operating losses have made this what can only be described as a crap investment. I am sure Joy must be thinking why oh why did we ever get involved.

My first game was over 50 years ago. The one common factor over that period is that CCFC have always had divergence in revenues. I can see it would be of interest if there was a norm that we could be expected to return to. It would be a much more valid case under a franchise system.

You want to buy something, do you talk it up or down? Not paying rent is a breach of contract, a civil matter, Debtors Prisons went away a long time ago.

He would be more concerned about them pissing his money away.

If you are talking about the US the system has been set up in most cases to make money for the owners, to protect their investments. Football in the UK has a very different history. I can not see a system where there is for example a draft so the bottom teams get the best players or no...

The tail wagging the dog, presupposes that building a stadium would allow all those extra activities which seems very unlikely. Why not just build them and forget the loss making stadium?

Hedge funds make high risk investments, inevitably some will fail. Generally they are not long term investors. If for example in 5 years ACL failed, CCC as freeholder needed a new Tenant, I doubt that having a connection with Sisu would help. By then anyway according to their agreement with...

Sisu have said they are not in it for the long term. They have made it clear that there focus is not in the team, from an investment perspective I would agree, the possible return is too remote. I can not see any logic in them building a stadium, I would not if I was in their shoes. So...

She wants it in Rio.

Not if it is to 2 decimal places.

We do not go anywhere. Having read the judgement I would be surprised if SISU see any logic in pursuing the case. What new grounds could they possibly have? The question is what will SISU do next?

Most of their targets are still involved with the World Cup. Give it a few weeks.

How much is a first division team with no immediate prospects worth? I thought most such teams are lucky to break even, making a profit seems very unlikely.

Stupid thing is I have been looking at picking up a Revolver, I have a Pistol. Would be for possible carry, something small, but I do not really feel I need it here, but I would back in Cov.

Probably in the 60's, I can remember the window, and sort of going in, but not where it was. Coventry has changed a lot since then.

I remember when we used to walk from Cheylesmore to Highfield Road there was a shop that sold guns, many years ago, must have long gone by now.

There would need to be a shown loss resulting from the loan agreement, this was all going down the toilet well before then. So if CCC had not made the loan what would have happened. An awful lot has happened since then most of it that has no obvious connection with any CCC loan.

That was then, now would probably be different.

The problem for the Ricoh/whoever owns it is the only potential main tenant is a 1st Division Team with limited prospects and no matter how you look at it will only generate minimal revenues for the foreseeable future. I do not know the potential from other activities, but from Football it will...