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Like all Sky Blues fans, we want Coventry City Football Club playing in Coventry. We have repeatedly said that we are happy to discuss terms to allow the Sky Blues to continue playing at the Ricoh Arena – and have even offered to allow them to play for free while the club remains in...

By Andy Turner-COV | 8 Jul 2013 18:04 Coventry City have confirmed that they will be playing their home matches at Northampton Town's Sixfields Stadium for the next three seasons - as exclusively revealed by the Telegraph last Wednesday. The groundshare arrangement has been provisionally...

Nikki meeting Greg Clarke from Football League and has asked CCFC fans to send her questions we want answering. See blog and letter sent to Nikki http://nikkisinclairemep.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/a-letter-from-football-league-coventry.html

@David7Bell: Thanks for all the nice messages but just to clear up I haven't left the club I have 2 years left on my contract ✌

This is the latest news coming out...

@chad_roberts1: @TheSkyBlueTrust I have a reply off the FL saying as it stands Otium have failed the fit for purpose procedure. Will upload later

@sheebagee: F##k being nice to people, gets u nowhere fast #headloss #ruthless

@SkySportsNews: Will the takeover at #Coventry get approval? We'll hear from Football League chairman Greg Clarke from 6am #SSN Did anyone watch this at all? What did he say?

Did anyone catch it and what did he say?

If they have no fans the club will simply go under and not be able to afford any team under FFP. I would rather starve the club under SISU ownership and let it go under. Then start fresh from whichever league with the real fans and proper owners with coventry at heart. I don't care...

That's the news filtering out of tonights meeting... :D:whistle:

"ACL will continue to do all it can to work with administrator & League to resolve matters. The Ricoh Arena doors are open to Coventry City. Following the adjournment of meeting administrator will continue investigations into CCFC Ltd and we welcome his words on Friday regarding the Golden Share".

Sky reporting that no official bid has been made for ccfc ltd to the administrator as yet and only some indicative offers. Will be interesting to see out of the 8 interested parties how many actually make bids. Of course we are fully hoping Team Haskell confirms a bid.

Walsall Football Club categorically deny that a three-year deal to ground-share with Coventry City, as reported yesterday, has been agreed. We have no further comment to make on the matter. – WALSALL FC

Groundsharing Denied According to BBC Midlands Today, Walsall FC have tonight denied they have agreed to let Coventry City groundshare their Bescot Stadium home. Tim Fisher has taken Coventry City out of the Ricoh Arena and the club are currently looking for a new home with Walsall cited as...

Well as much as Fisher and Joy want to bang on about building a new stadium which will give all matchday revenues including F&B etc to CCFC Holdings FC is such pie in the sky thinking. No fans will ever attend any games at a new stadium meaning you can't pay the mortgage back on the ground...

Basically to sum it up... We have listened to you and we hear you... But tough we are not playing in Coventry again.

Coventry City: Ricoh Arena confused by reports of new stadium plan Arena Coventry Ltd (ACL), the firm who run the Ricoh Arena, say they are baffled by reports that Coventry City now intend to resolve their year-long rent row by building a new stadium. Sky Blues chief executive Tim Fisher...

@drewwilliams_pa: #ccfc chief exec Tim Fisher tells Press Association Sport there is absolutely no chance Cov will be playing at Ricoh Arena next season #pusb