Fair enough, but don is including the wasps refusing to negotiate in his scenario.
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That would't be hard would it. They were involved in the proposed move to the Butts, had reportedly been shown round and were happy with it moving forward. Then there is public record of the council moving to block it. Anderson publicly stated staying at the Ricoh was an option and negotiations were taking place. Wasps called a halt to talks. Again that is publicly known.Surely SISU would have to prove that there's no viable option acceptable to the FL, flying in the face of what they've been telling/selling the FL for 3+ years.
Why not just charge £1 per head per game L1. £2 Championship. £3 PL ?Well if the rent goes up then so the CCFC cut of parking & F&B needs to increase to compensate and provide enhanced income potential.
Then it is more important for CCFC to drive up crowds, which in my opinion wouldn't be a bad thing.
How would the FL close the club?
I am not including that because it is not relevant.
What's relevant is our ability to assure the FL we have both the means and intent to return.
Last time that took a one million pound bond.
If convincing the FL we can return is not the most important factor what did we have to put a million pounds on the line for last time.
I assume that wasn't just for the fun of it.
Without that million we were going no where.
They'll just give us a temporary deal.If wasps refuse to negotiate, then the club wouldn't be leaving of their own accord.
Tbh I find all this "the FL will kick us out the league, we're going to be liquidated, etc etc " just pure scaremongering.
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The other problem would be it would happen at the FL meeting. By that point it would be way to late to rejoin further down the pyramid.They would remove them as members which means all contracts would be cancelled and the club has no entitlement to be offered a place below the league pyramid.
We came back as soon as we got wind of Wasps (imo)What happened to this bond out of interest?
The other problem would be it would happen at the FL meeting. By that point it would be way to late to rejoin further down the pyramid.
We came back as soon as we got wind of Wasps (imo)
The bond didn't need paying once we are back in the Coventry area within the agreed timeframes
That would't be hard would it. They were involved in the proposed move to the Butts, had reportedly been shown round and were happy with it moving forward. Then there is public record of the council moving to block it. Anderson publicly stated staying at the Ricoh was an option and negotiations were taking place. Wasps called a halt to talks. Again that is publicly known.
Who knows what else they have in their pocket. Kieran Crowley has categorically stated, since leaving the club, that he has seen documents showing the council blocking two other sites.
And the point is SISU wouldn't necessarily have to prove it, if the FL can't afford to defend a case they won't want it going to court in the first place.
So did we meet the bond criteria?
We came back within the time frame so no need to pay the bond. It was all about returning to the Coventry area
They would remove them as members which means all contracts would be cancelled and the club has no entitlement to be offered a place below the league pyramid.
Now far more importantly, can someone remind me again why we would choose to repeat a Northampton scenario.
That doesn't close the club though. It just kicks it out of the league. Something that the FL could do within the rules that the club have signed up to as members.
Oh I see. So a club has no players, no league status and no non league status. Where do they play and against who?
Apply to join a league in the lower pyramid, sign players and if nothing else we can play at Ryton, that we'd still own.
We came back within the time frame so no need to pay the bond. It was all about returning to the Coventry area
Who says the club will have no players Grendel ? Any players on a contract will still be Coventry City's until they sell them. And the FL have no power to wind up a club, the club is a private business, members of the FL so long as it works within the competition rulesOh I see. So a club has no players, no league status and no non league status. Where do they play and against who?
Still would have to be a new club. The old club would have to be closed and Ryton is mortgaged so we would have that repossessed.
Who says the club will have no players Grendel ? Any players on a contract will still be Coventry City's until they sell them. And the FL have no power to wind up a club, the club is a private business, members of the FL so long as it works within the competition rules
I thought that Rytons mortgage was paid of and it's now held as a charge by Soncap/Arvo against the club?
Don't SISU own all the rights to name, image etc. so as our owners if they chose to start again they'd still be our owners, we'd still be CCFC aka The Sky Blues.
Of course if they chose not to do any of that that would be down to them, not the FL. So again. How would the FL close the club?
Grendull is about to explain that.
The club will cease to exist as the original entity in the same way that Hereford Newport etc did. Sisu I doubt would own any rights at all - how could they? The club would immediately be liquidated as it couldn't afford to pay contracts as it would have no league to play in.
Rupert thinks we will be in the conference -do you? As you rarely can be bothered to go to games I'm sure you find this predicament amusing
I don't.
Surely it would save them money.SISU, or Otium I guess as they are the owners, could take the FL to court if the FL expel us from the league. They would no doubt claim that there was no viable option for them to remain in the city and that the FL's actions have cost them a huge amount of money.
I am not including that because it is not relevant.
What's relevant is our ability to assure the FL we have both the means and intent to return.
Last time that took a one million pound bond.
If convincing the FL we can return is not the most important factor what did we have to put a million pounds on the line for last time.
I assume that wasn't just for the fun of it.
Without that million we were going no where.
Which is why I'm nor panicking, unlike someThey'll just give us a temporary deal.
We would only repeat the Northampton scenario if wasos refuse to negotiate with us and kick us out the Ricoh.Now far more importantly, can someone remind me again why we would choose to repeat a Northampton scenario.
We would only repeat the Northampton scenario if wasps refuse to negotiate with us and kick us out the Ricoh.
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