Sorry but I want SISU gone.
The club must stay in Coventry, not warwickshire...that's not acceptable.
If that happened they might as well rename them Warwickshire United!
It's SISU gone for me, gone and not coming back.
I'm fed up of Fisher, seppella and all those unknown investors!
Transparancy is the key!
Sorry but I want SISU gone.
The club must stay in Coventry, not warwickshire...that's not acceptable.
If that happened they might as well rename them Warwickshire United!
It's SISU gone for me, gone and not coming back.
I'm fed up of Fisher, seppella and all those unknown investors!
It's not going to happen and by not signing this deal it would prove they are just saying what needs
Agreed we all want the same but this way we all win and it proves who is walking the walk or talking the talk.
As said before, I would do it for cost if that's less than £400k.
No excuses, no way out, what more can be argued about. Nobody loses then, and nobody can waste time arguing the technicalities.
Nobody has given in either, as this is a deal dependent on a new stadium actually happening, so there is no room for a quiet extension of the deal in 3 years time.
A stadium built in Warwickshire would mean that the fans who support the club largely because of their proud Coventry identity will certainly not have won....
I used the 400k as a starter and that's less than the what Walsall pay a year.
Some want SISU out full stop, others blame ACL.
No one wants to play home games away.
I think 'the some' should be 'a lot' if not 'most' agree with the 'home games away'
If we look at both sides and want to find out who is telling the truth then do a deal.
ACL let SISU play at the Ricoh for the next three years for £400k plus a little extra for each cup game.
This is good business sense from both sides.- Not sure it is good for the arena, assisting SISU to move the club away from Coventry? Yeh they get 3 years out of them but they then move away.
Interspersed with some of my thoughts:-
ACL get the revenue for three years while they also look for other usages forth stadium.
Would also prove they want the football club.
Why cut of your nose to spite your face?
If they are genuine in there belief the move will not be permanent then do the deal.
SISU would be keeping the fans happy - There is now only one way they will ever make me happy, well 2 the second is to buy Villa and that won't happen.
Build a new stadium in Warwickshire. -??
Save a great deal of money - to line their pockets with ?
Keep everyone employed including match day staff. - This is a good point
If they are genuine in building a stadium and commitment to the fans they will do the deal. - They have absolutely no commitment to me. Contacted them a few times and not 1 reply.
My thoughts?
Steve
I find the arguments on who pays what (both for and against the ACL position!) counterproductive.
Once it gets into an argument about numbers, then nobody wins. It's why I'd suggest cost as nobody loses then either. I don't want to bankrupt ACL, but I do want the best chance of my team playing in Coventry.
As said before, I would do it for cost if that's less than £400k.
No excuses, no way out, what more can be argued about. Nobody loses then, and nobody can waste time arguing the technicalities.
Nobody has given in either, as this is a deal dependent on a new stadium actually happening, so there is no room for a quiet extension of the deal in 3 years time.
I find the arguments on who pays what (both for and against the ACL position!) counterproductive.
Once it gets into an argument about numbers, then nobody wins. It's why I'd suggest cost as nobody loses then either. I don't want to bankrupt ACL, but I do want the best chance of my team playing in Coventry.
A stadium built in Warwickshire would mean that the fans who support the club largely because of their proud Coventry identity will certainly not have won....
ACL lose hugely, they are making no profit and tieing up the stadium on over a third of the weekends of the year pretty much guaranteeing they can't meet their mortgage payments. At the end of it they have no tenent. SISU wins greatly and it's of course a much much preferable situation for the Coventry fans and the club than what SISU are currently planning, but it's really unreasonable to the ricoh and acl. You say no one is giving in but acl absolutly would be, sisu already offered them a better deal than you are suggesting and they turned it down at the time that acl offered sisu a deal 100times better for them than they are currently planning.
ACL lose hugely, they are making no profit and tieing up the stadium on over a third of the weekends of the year pretty much guaranteeing they can't meet their mortgage payments.
At the end of it they have no tenent.
SISU wins greatly and it's of course a much much preferable situation for the Coventry fans and the club than what SISU are currently planning, but it's really unreasonable to the ricoh and acl.
You say no one is giving in but acl absolutly would be
cost is bankrupting acl because they don't have the rent coming in to pay the mortgage and don't have the ability to bring in money from more concerts etc because the stadium is still tied up. It's likely this situation you suggest is worse for acl than having no ccfc at all. not straight away but certainly in years 2 and 3 of your deal.
Sorry OP but If you havnt recognised there are certain posters who show traits of vested interests on the boards and youve just posted someone elses strategy
Why are you so concerned about how much profit ACL would make?
That's why they do it at cost, so they can meet their mortgage payments.
That's also better than an empty stadium, they pay down their mortgage and have time to find a new use for it. Also, as owned by a council and charity, they have more room to move on providing a service than a pure business. I'm not asking them to run the stadium at a loss for those three years, I'm not asking them to subsidise the club.
Three years is plenty of time to find a new one. Let's be generous and give SISU a year to actually firm up new stadium proposals, then two years is plenty of time also.
I don;t see how it is unreasonable. What's far less reasonable is ending up with no team there in a month, and a facility slowly decays to nothing so even if the club wanted to move back, it'd need plenty of investment to get back up to scratch.
They wouldn't, much as letting the club play the last three games wasn't giving in. What it is showing is that ACL really do have the interests of the club at heart first and foremost, it's not losing them money, and as mentioned it gives SISU a chance to allow their exit strategy to play out.
But the club would be in Coventry as it plays out.
Why are you so concerned about how much profit ACL would make?
I assumed you meant cost as in the running the costs. If by cost you mean the amount that ACL need to break even that is of course much better for ACL than I assumed you meant but it quite possibly might be as high or higher than the 400k, its also extremely difficult to do, if you make this deal than acl are in a situation where there is no benefit to them to arrange anything at all, sisu are going to make sure they break even and as they bring in more money the amount sisu pays drops, so acl will have to bring in over 400k of new business before it gives them any benefit at all, so why bother? they can also bring in less than they normally do and it does them no harm.
There is probably a way to do this deal fairly but it's really complex.
I think it's safe to say if no bricks and mortar are going up, then it's not going to happen and SISU will be on their way.what happens if it takes 4 years instead of 3 too? acl would need to be booking other people in for the 4th year
Interserpsed with some of my thoughts.
Some want SISU out full stop, others blame ACL.
No one wants to play home games away.
If we look at both sides and want to find out who is telling the truth then do a deal.
ACL let SISU play at the Ricoh for the next three years for £400k plus a little extra for each cup game.
This is good business sense from both sides.
ACL get the revenue for three years while they also look for other usages forth stadium.
Would also prove they want the football club.
Why cut of your nose to spite your face?
If they are genuine in there belief the move will not be permanent then do the deal.
SISU would be keeping the fans happy
Build a new stadium in Warwickshire
Save a great deal of money
Keep everyone employed including match day staff.
If they are genuine in building a stadium and commitment to the fans they will do the deal.
My thoughts?
Steve
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