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3:39pm, Fri 17 May 2013 Coventry City takeover: "Three parties interested" ITV News Central understands that "at least three parties" are interested in buying Coventry City FC Ltd. The part of the club has been in administration for more than two months and was put up for sale today.

The administrator for Coventry City FC meets the Sky Blues Trust tonight to explain what progress he's made on the future of the club. Moz and co... Will you provide a detailed note of the conversation tonight please for all fans of CCFC? Cheers

But Sisu demanded too much money for it. He headed up a group of ex football people. Interesting that they wanted obviously the money they put in and some more.

Looks like Kevin has rejected a 1 year payment upfront to leave and will stay 2 years here to not play. Obviously doesnt care about not playing football. He will pick up free wages for doing nothing.

Mr Appleton has an email address on his company website. I wonder if he will entertain any CCFC fans questions. Keen Arsenal fan I see... [email protected]

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Five Youngsters Leaving Coventry City have released five Academy players. Goalkeeper Shane Fagan, defenders Joe Pegg, Alex Donald and Ricky Fletcher along with midfielder Jemal Wiseman have all been released and have been having trials with other clubs. Ben Maund, Leon Lobjoit, Louis...

@MichaelCCFC: V helpful Sky Blue Trust meeting with CCFC Ltd Administrator yesterday in London. Trust will issue a statement later today.

@leonlobjoit: OMG!!!! Gotta call from Theo Walcott agent he wants to sign meh!!!!

Coventry City Council have tonight issued a statement saying they have nothing to do with negotiations concerning Coventry City and its rent row. “This is an issue for ACL and its board of directors and the football club. The council has no role to play in any negotiations with the club...

Simple as that. The wrangle with the academy is this. Higgs can only deal with the academy as long as they know it is in the same entity that holds the football league golden share. Sisu still to this day claim it is in holdings even though league understands its in ltd. Contract for...

Partner at Paragon Real Estate Group. Haskell is on board here as well. Ted lives in Barcelona currently. Partner Paragon Real Estate Group Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Real Estate industry August 2004 – Present (8 years 9 months) Moscow, Russia and Barcelona, Spain...

LONG-AWAITED plans for a new Coventry-Nuneaton train service stopping at the Ricoh Arena have hit severe delays due to budget problems. The new passenger service, called NUCKLE, was due to be completed by December. But the Telegraph has learned the project is not now expected to be...

It doesn't take 5/6 weeks to know where the golden share is. Is the share in Ltd or Holdings? FA say it's in Ltd but why are sisu saying it's in holdings? If share is in Ltd then Haskell can proceed takeover. If share is in holdings then Haskell can proceed with takeover as well. As...

Statement from the Board of Arena Coventry Limited, Tuesday 26 March 2013 The Board of Arena Coventry Limited (ACL) is pleased with the progress that has been made through the legal process since last Friday’s first hearing at the High Court in London. We are grateful to the Football...

There seems to be a lot of questions on all sorts from fans and I was thinking rather than various threads asking PWKH loads of questions, that I am willing to compile the questions into one list. PWKH - Peter, would you be willing to answer questions from CCFC fans if I can compile them into...

Statement regarding recent events involving CCFC and the Ricoh Arena Supporters will no doubt be aware that we have left the Ricoh Arena and all our staff have moved from our former offices there. We are currently in contact with the Football League and discussing a suitable venue for our...

ACL have put out a statement. Say they're aware of Coventry City's announcement. Say situation is 'unclear'. Speaking to legal advisors

more to follow...

Reading between the lines, the Football League’s verdict on Southampton’s attempt to put their holding company into administration without incurring a points deduction makes for pretty damning reading. The League’s conclusion stops not far short of stating that there has been a deliberate...