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From a Hereford site: Coventry's second attempt at a CVA deal ended in stalemate today, with stadium owners ACL offering the club an ultimatum. ACL told the meeting they were to begin High Court proceedings against Northampton over their deal allowing the Sky Blues to play at Sixfields, and...

I'm not going to trawl through all your posts - however I'm specifically going to paraphrase a Grenduffyism that remains in my memory: as long as I'm in my seat at 3.00 on a Saturday to watch CCFC I don't give a toss about ACL or their staff - why should I? You've made some strange...

Well spotted - I missed that!

Why do you naively persist in believing giving Sisu a stake in the Ricoh would be a good thing, considering their abysmal track record in mismanaging my football club?

Exactly - in all the previous accounts CCFC Ltd was described as 'running a professional football club', it had 108 employees iirc in the 2011 accounts, and a turnover of £11m to £9m in the last three submitted accounts iirc. Now it's a mere 'property subsidiary' with no staff or assets...

Oh dear - wrong on so many issues again, of which the phrase '14 million pounds the council used of tax payers money' has been pointed out to you previously iirc.

An interesting article http://footylaw.wordpress.com/2013/06/28/coventry-city-fcs-administrators-contradictory-position-on-players-contracts/ and a reason why ACL/Higgs/CCCouncil need to stay firm and reject the CVA. We need to get to the bottom of this. Also worth reading the comments at the...

'....their (the FL's) agreement is conditional on the club ultimately exiting administration in accordance with League’s conditions....' Exiting administration by CVA - not liquidation.

The situation is finely balanced. If ACL don't agree to the CVA then the Northampton deal is null and void, we remain under a transfer embargo and face a 15 point deduction (at least) before we kick a ball in anger. CCFC Ltd would most probably be liquidated, and SISU would hope that the FL...

My point exactly, quinn1971.

I've raised this issue on a couple of other threads: would someone try to explain to me why there is no away allocation at Sixfields for this match: http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/bristol-city-tickets-now-on-sale-946468.aspx:thinking about::thinking about::thinking about::thinking...

Interesting post....Is that why there is no away allocation at Sixfields for this match? Only home seating available to purchase: http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/bristol-city-tickets-now-on-sale-946468.aspx and no ticket details on the Brizzle site.

Three zones for 'home' fans (in sky blue, green and yellow) - where do the away fans sit? http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/bristol-city-tickets-now-on-sale-946468.aspx?

Without the golden share, with CCFC Ltd in administration until well into the season, a 70-mile round trip, and bearing in mind SISU's cavalier attitude to honouring contracts, I personally fail to understand why people would even consider giving SISU their hard-earned at this time. Each to...

CT: http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/coventry-city-boss-steven-pressley-5270088 He seems to think the CVA will solve all his problems.....doesn't he realize that our company accounts also need to be signed off and submitted before the embargo will be lifted?:facepalm:

A couple of anagrams of 'true sky blue': 'blues turkey' and my favourite 'lube key rust'​:)

Google 'Gallagher Retail Park' - go to page 4 - pdf available of three new 'kiosks' planned - should be ready in 3-5 years.

Baby Bullshit This article sums up my feelings exactly: http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/britons-urged-to-enjoy-last-few-hours-before-explosion-of-baby-bullshit-2013072276456 :D

In other words you were called by a non trading property subsidiary that has no assets, isn't a football club and is in administration and they asked you for money to watch a football club playing 35 miles away?

If you've got the time, this explains it: http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Daily_Mail#Best_of_the_Daily_Fail