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Is this correct, did it happen in this order? SISU look to buy Higgs' share of ACL. SISU see ACL's books. SISU stop paying rent to ACL ACL become distressed and YB may call in the loan (14 million) SISU look to buy the loan for less value than it is worth as it was about to be called in? The...

So as Callum Wilson tore up the touch line. Mr Strange clearly heard a whistle from the fans on the Hill (as he frequently does. ) He has asked if us 1000's of SBT members agree with it. It now transpires it is nothing to do with the poor buggers freezing their butts off on the hill. ( die...

Since Mr Labovitch ( live on radio ) has offered to sort fans forum consisting of Mr Waggot (not sure why) and Steve Brookfield to discuss the finances. We have had No arrangement made. A different public statement asking the council to be involved but it has to be before the JR ( despite...

Is that Jan?

Meeting with Tim Fisher May 2013 TF asked SISU to do a deal with ACL on match-day revenues because of prospect of Financial Fair Play. His counterpart, Daniel Gidney, said ACL would reduce rent to £500k p/a and give them match-day revenues including catering and parking at the Ricoh for £24m...

Has the Sky Blue Trust lost its way? I would guess that the majority of its members want SISU challenged over what it is doing. The trust has recently taken the approach as encouraged by some on here of sitting on the fence. So they are not seen as anti SISU. This apparently would pay...

Burge ? Clarke Webster Seabourne Willis Adams Haynes Marshall Thomas Fleck Delf (signed?) 3 loanees 3 free transfers 4 players promoted from youth Out Christie Moussa Baker Wilson

According to CWR play off places now Nuneaton's to throw away

Mark Lobavitch suggested a fans Forum with him, Steve Waggot and Steve Brookfield ( i think) The forum would be to discuss the accounts, finances etc.... This would be well worthwhile I think SISU could really do with convincing everyone about what the long term plan is. We need our own...

Sky Blues boss admits he won't have an increased budget but says he will have space to sign players Steven Pressley Steven Pressley is confident that Coventry City owners Sisu will allow him to field a competitive side next season despite yesterday’s revelation that the club made a £7million...

So what is everyone's gut feeling. I know it is very hard to second guess SISU as time after time they have not taken what most would consider to be the best route for their own interests however if you you were forced to give an answer. They lose the JR do they ..... 1) Appeal whilst staying...

Looks like there is no way round the FFP rules... Nottingham Forest have announced losses of £17.1million for the last financial year, meaning the club could struggle to adhere to Financial Fair Play rules this season. When asked about the club's financial situation recently, Reds chairman...

15000 * 18 = 270,000 23 games 6.2 million ( tickets sales alone at full sell out every week,, set at a generous average ticket price of £18) 1 million F&B 7.2 million Wage bill 3 million Loans interest 2 million Management fees 1 million All other expenses of running a stadium bills...

Finally something to be proud off. Well done SISU. We have steeped up our game and stopped doing the standard business practice that other clubs don't do. Proud to not be in Transfer Embargo. Will one of our managers finally start the summer on a level playing field?

Has anyone ever provided an explanation into how SISU will in the long term recoup their money. If they have to borrow 20-40 million to build a new stadium. If we are 30-70 million in debt. Even if you take the lesser of these ball park figures. That's 50 million. I think it is highly...

Outrageous decision. Who in their right mind when facing relegation sells their top striker for less than a million in January. Relegation is an automatic loss of 5 million! Then they only allow the manager to replace him with loanees. Yes the loanees were good signings hence the increase in...

Is it so wrong to be proud of the council/ACL for the actions they have taken so far. Firstly the council saving the Ricoh deal when it was about to fail. Then offering the club a sliding scale rent dependant on league and attendances which was rejected. If the rumours are true after years...

Made me think of JS looking in at the Ricoh.

What levels have people began to start felling disillusioned or disconnect from the club now. Some only attend away matches Some it seems no longer attend matches at all Some no longer listen on the radio Some just check the final score. Is this an emerging pattern. Is it now also...

It has been suggested on here on numerous occasions that the thirty thousand we got against Crewe was due to a combination of the 5 quid price and the chance of a trip to Wembley. We now have a 9 quid price tomorrow, so I assume at least there will increase in attendance. Even by a tiny bit?