This is completely silly. If they returned to the Ricoh on a 'free' rent deal for even just one year they would attract support and larger gate receipts. this means they could more than afford the rent deal anyway on their own.
What everyone wishes to dismiss is the very fact that the fight is over the ownership of the stadium long term and they are making a stand against that. They will not return temporarily to the Ricoh to benefit ACL or the council and deflate their stance. You think they don't have a few quid to pay the rent? What nonsense. It's not about that. Everyone is losing focus.
I have already made up my mind it's bullshit so don't need to ask.
Much like this offer as there are no answers and people getting angry at questions being asked.
Interesting how you think it's ok for Michael to not answer because the club don't and get so wound up by simple questions, most people would just let details do the talking
He assumes that the details are favourable to CCFC. You appear to assume they are not. Neither is an informed view. Michael - stop all this nonsense here now and tell us the detail about the terms when crowds exceed 5k. Is this an average or per game? What is CCFC's contribution?
Michael sseems a really nice bloke, but do fear he, and kcic being used a Trojan Horse by those who already have very good experience of fucking the club at least once before which led to the bunch of shysters that we have in charge now.
You've already made your mind your mind up that TF & ML's answers would be bullshit so you don't ask. You have also decided that KCIC's offer is also bullshit but yet you continue to ask.
Hypocrisy in motion.
And you wonder why people get angry with your posts.
Are you fucking serious? Have you read yours? If we don't get answers I'll assume this is bullshit also.
Michael doesn't need to answer to anybody apart from those involved???
How about you just fuck off and let people talk properly and discuss things?
Sounds like someone has had a taste of their own medicine and finds it a bitter pill to swallow.
Go and take a lie down Nick. I'm envisaging a vain in the middle of your head is close to exploding. Deep breaths, deep breaths.
Sounds like someone has had a taste of their own medicine and finds it a bitter pill to swallow.
Go and take a lie down Nick. I'm envisaging a vain in the middle of your head is close to exploding. Deep breaths, deep breaths.
Vein......
What medicine is that? Some silly prick talking rubbish non stop.
Nothing is close to exploding, sat on the toilet replying on my phone calm as can be so not really sure what you are talking about, for a change?
Vein......
Sat on the toilet? I suppose if you're going to talk shit it's the ideal place. Just remember to wipe side to side otherwise you might get some of that shit stuck up a nostril.
How do you know it's tremendous without knowing the details???
KCIC said:The offer made by kcic to sisu is to pay rent and associated match day costs. Only if crowds are over 5,000, more than double the average attendance for Sky Blues games at Northampton Town FC last season, will reimbursement be sought, meaning there is absolutely no financial risk to SISU. Even if no fans at all turned up for a City game back at the Ricoh, it would not cost sisu a penny. Finance is in place and proof of funds will be immediately available to sisu, if sisu say they will take up the offer.
What further details do you need past what KCIC have posted to prove its a good deal?
I can understand people asking questions about who is behind it etc but I'm not sure on what basis it could be claimed to not be a good deal compared to our current situation. It looks to me like this deal is setup in a way that makes it impossible for the club to be worse off financially than they are at present. A lot of people seem to be saying the club having to reimburse KCIC if more than 5,000 show up is unreasonable, you do appreciate the club don't let the first 5,000 in for free don't you?
Is this basically coming down to people not believing what KCIC are saying and don't think they could come through should SISU accept? To me that would be to SISU's advantage, they could accept this deal and if it all falls apart due to KCIC (or ACL, CCC, Higgs etc) they can legitimately claim they were prepared to come back but the deal they were promised didn't come through. That would mean for the first time in this whole saga they could have some justification for playing at Sixfields.
I appreciate some are saying there is no chance of the crowds being below 5,000 but even in that scenario this proposal has a huge plus. Most recently SISU have claimed we can't return to the Ricoh on a short term deal while the new stadium is built as they can't deal with ACL. With this proposal they wouldn't have to, KCIC would. Who knows, being back in the stadium might see the relationship start to be fixed and if at the end of this offer the new stadium hasn't come to fruition SISU and ACL may be at a place where they can both enter negotiations for a permanent solution in a meaningful manner.
To me we should be pushing SISU to accept this deal, get is back home and then try and progress things from there.
We can't assume anything can we? I haven't once said it's a bad offer and shouldn't be taken as I don't know the details.
I have already made up my mind it's bullshit so don't need to ask.
Are you fucking serious?
How about you just fuck off and let people talk properly and discuss things?
What further details do you need past what KCIC have posted to prove its a good deal?
I can understand people asking questions about who is behind it etc but I'm not sure on what basis it could be claimed to not be a good deal compared to our current situation. It looks to me like this deal is setup in a way that makes it impossible for the club to be worse off financially than they are at present. A lot of people seem to be saying the club having to reimburse KCIC if more than 5,000 show up is unreasonable, you do appreciate the club don't let the first 5,000 in for free don't you?
Is this basically coming down to people not believing what KCIC are saying and don't think they could come through should SISU accept? To me that would be to SISU's advantage, they could accept this deal and if it all falls apart due to KCIC (or ACL, CCC, Higgs etc) they can legitimately claim they were prepared to come back but the deal they were promised didn't come through. That would mean for the first time in this whole saga they could have some justification for playing at Sixfields.
I appreciate some are saying there is no chance of the crowds being below 5,000 but even in that scenario this proposal has a huge plus. Most recently SISU have claimed we can't return to the Ricoh on a short term deal while the new stadium is built as they can't deal with ACL. With this proposal they wouldn't have to, KCIC would. Who knows, being back in the stadium might see the relationship start to be fixed and if at the end of this offer the new stadium hasn't come to fruition SISU and ACL may be at a place where they can both enter negotiations for a permanent solution in a meaningful manner.
To me we should be pushing SISU to accept this deal, get is back home and then try and progress things from there.
What further details do you need past what KCIC have posted to prove its a good deal?
I can understand people asking questions about who is behind it etc but I'm not sure on what basis it could be claimed to not be a good deal compared to our current situation. It looks to me like this deal is setup in a way that makes it impossible for the club to be worse off financially than they are at present. A lot of people seem to be saying the club having to reimburse KCIC if more than 5,000 show up is unreasonable, you do appreciate the club don't let the first 5,000 in for free don't you?
Is this basically coming down to people not believing what KCIC are saying and don't think they could come through should SISU accept? To me that would be to SISU's advantage, they could accept this deal and if it all falls apart due to KCIC (or ACL, CCC, Higgs etc) they can legitimately claim they were prepared to come back but the deal they were promised didn't come through. That would mean for the first time in this whole saga they could have some justification for playing at Sixfields.
I appreciate some are saying there is no chance of the crowds being below 5,000 but even in that scenario this proposal has a huge plus. Most recently SISU have claimed we can't return to the Ricoh on a short term deal while the new stadium is built as they can't deal with ACL. With this proposal they wouldn't have to, KCIC would. Who knows, being back in the stadium might see the relationship start to be fixed and if at the end of this offer the new stadium hasn't come to fruition SISU and ACL may be at a place where they can both enter negotiations for a permanent solution in a meaningful manner.
To me we should be pushing SISU to accept this deal, get is back home and then try and progress things from there.
But 5k+ will turn up. So sisu will be reimbursing KCIC, therefore SISU will be paying the rent. Which begs the question how is this offer anymore beneficial than sisu and ACL agreeing terms separately. Quite funny really as Andy's Turners article completely ignores the reimbursement element. Even if KCIC are middlemen sisu will have to deal with ACL anyway.
From sisu's pov this is no different from Hoffmans offer.
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Still cannot see what is different. They have had low rent offers previously that have been rejected despite them plainly offering better financial value than 2k crowds at Sixfields. This is no different at all as they would be paying rent for every game with greater than 5k i.e. every game !
So, the key question is the rent / costs any different to the previous offers ?
If terms were simply laid out then SISU cannot squirm their way out of explaining rejection with "if only you knew terms then you would realise not such a good deal" type arguments. I think it would add significant pressure on them if the offer was crystal clear and then subsequently rejected. It has to be in everyone's interests for there to be some clarity doesn't it ? Otherwise all continue to accuse each other of spin and further fuel the general impression that no-one at all can be trusted in the bollocks of a mess.
Wasn't hoffman asking for ticket money or something though? I may be wrong.
You still don't understand after all this time,The first deal was a good one for ccfc not for sisu but for ccfc, it was rejected because fisher said he could not trust acl , the second one takes away that problem ,how can any Coventry fan have a problem with thatI'm offering to pay the rent, and sharing half of that ticket money with Otium. We would just take the [rent money] back and the rest could be invested in the academy."
Kind of but the money reinvested into the club, so wouldn't only take back the rent. So not that different to KCIC offer
You still don't understand after all this time,The first deal was a good one for ccfc not for sisu but for ccfc, it was rejected because fisher said he could not trust acl , the second one takes away that problem ,how can any Coventry fan have a problem with that
How about you quote me in context.
Jesus Christ? Some silly prick talking rubbish non stop
I may be wrong.
Genius, it shows just how much you bring to this place.
All because I asked how much the club will need to pay, just kind of shows the faith you really have in it, otherwise the simple way is for Michael to post up the details and let them do the talking.
OF course they will but if it all goes wrong they will still get more money than they are getting at sixfeilds , again how can any Coventry fan be against that ??Because if there are more than 5,000 fans sisu have to deal with ACL
OF course they will but if it all goes wrong they will still get more money than they are getting at sixfeilds , again how can any Coventry fan be against that ??
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