Liquidation (1 Viewer)

[skybluealan]

It would take Coventry to go into liquidation to get rid of SISU. We can not continue like this. Example:- last season Darlington went into Liquidation, all debts cleared, dropped 4 divisions but now stand this season, Played 18, won 16, lost 2 and getting about the same crowd as before. What do we want, continue with SISU or a new start at the bottom without SISU?

 

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[WillieStanley]

If not SISU, then who?

 

[Covstu]

yes lets drop 4 divisions, great fecking idea! idiot! :facepalm::facepalm:

 

[skybluealan]

Like Darlington, the fans

 

[WillieStanley]

Like Darlington, the fans

We fall out when we have no say... Imagine if our input actually had an effect???!!!

 

[skybluealan]

yes lets drop 4 divisions, great fecking idea! idiot! :facepalm::facepalm:

Interesting to see what you will say when we get kicked out the stadium for not paying the rent

 

[CovLis86]

Id take dropping 4 divisions to sort out the long term future of the club i love. Id support them in whatever division. We are heading that way anyway, just slower. Sometimes its better to just rip off the band aid quickly.

 

[valiant15]

Is it just me or is anyone else past caring?

 

[skybluealan]

Id take dropping 4 divisions to sort out the long term future of the club i love. Id support them in whatever division. We are heading that way anyway, just slower. Sometimes its better to just rip off the band aid quickly.

I could not agree more, we all want to see us progress, but we will never with SISU there

 

[pusbccfc]

Just think of this.... IF sisu didn't take us over and we went into administration, we could of been in league 1 on the up now, rather than down.

 

[valiant15]

We could of been back in the prem if we would of took the hit 5 years ago when they took us over.

 

[CJparker]

I like the AFC Coventry idea

 

[skybluealan]

Just think of this.... IF sisu didn't take us over and we went into administration, we could of been in league 1 on the up now, rather than down.

Very true, just imagine if we were up near the top, as usual SISU would sell what ever players they could in January. We all agree we have to get rid of SISU and we have no assets so Liquidation is the only way we can rise again and get rid of SISU

 

[pusbccfc]

How low is it you go? Would we have the academy players?

 

[ccfc92]

All this after a single defeat :jerkit:

 

[dongonzalos]

Ha ha.......

 

[hill83]

I like the AFC Coventry idea

Wouldn't work, people just don't care enough in this city. There is always an excuse not to go to see us play now, never mind AFC Coventry playing non league.

 

[CJparker]

We could of been back in the prem if we would of took the hit 5 years ago when they took us over.

Yes, damn them for saving us...don't remember too many City fans complaining at the time, mind

 

[stringyb92]

Liquidation? Really is that the best idea? Clueless or what. Only because Darlington have done it doesnt mean it is the reciepe for success

 

[dongonzalos]

If they had not have saved us, I feel someone would have come in once we took the hit.

However if by saving us that meant suppliers etc... got their bills paid that otherwise they wouldnt then that is a good thing.

This notion that sisu came in and saved the day is rubbish. It suited them to come in before admin than afterwards and that was another buisness mistake

 

[ohitsaidwalker king power]

Yes, damn them for saving us...don't remember too many City fans complaining at the time, mind

Saved maybe... mismanaged ever since... undoubtedly.

 

[Ronfarmer]

If 10,000 fans each paid two hundred quid and then two quid a week, we could pay for Mcgoldrick.

But most people won't put their money where their mouth is.

 

[dongonzalos]

I would say pay the 50p a week. Forget about the 200k. Tell him to tell forest he won't go anywhere else. So they may aswell terminate his contract by mutual agreement. Get his wages off their books.

5k a week is a very good wage. Welcome to coventry.

 

[wingy]

IF They had'nt reduced ticket prices last season there would have been no need to sell Turner and possibly Juke ,Why did they Do that,and we're still cheaper than most in this division ,is that good Business sense??:facepalm:

 

[Black6Osprey]

The idea of dropping out of sight and playing down the local park in the Alco-Lite Aluminium Ladders League doesn't really appeal. I know SISU have made a mess of it but I'd rather ride it out with a £4 Million budget than have a crowd of few 1000 and no budget whatsoever playing against a bunch a fat lads from up the local. We'll be having coats for posts next. Yeah I'd support them anywhere. Bollocks.

 

[SkyblueBazza]

Is it just me or is anyone else past caring?

I think you care a lot - otherwise would you be here posting comments?

 

[SkyblueBazza]

Very true, just imagine if we were up near the top, as usual SISU would sell what ever players they could in January. We all agree we have to get rid of SISU and we have no assets so Liquidation is the only way we can rise again and get rid of SISU

Do "we all agree" that??? I doubt it.

 

[WillieStanley]

If 10,000 fans each paid two hundred quid and then two quid a week, we could pay for Mcgoldrick.

But most people won't put their money where their mouth is.

Is that a joke?

 

[Wrenstreetcarpark]

Bailiffs in one thread and liquidation in another. The only sensible thing said was selling John Clarke for dog meat.
Seppala and Dermot her "partner" are a busted flush. Wisher and Faggot are just Del Boy with four wheels. Robinson sold to Sisu: even he should have thought twice about selling to Igwe, but maybe he just wanted to get out with money in his hands. Now we have Sisu threatening Mutton. Who has the bigger cojones?

Maybe "it will all be over by Christmas". Or not.

 

[Grendel]

I would say pay the 50p a week. Forget about the 200k. Tell him to tell forest he won't go anywhere else. So they may aswell terminate his contract by mutual agreement. Get his wages off their books.

5k a week is a very good wage. Welcome to coventry.

The suggestion is he is on £10,000 a week so he will be going nowhere until someone offers the same and someone will.

 

[Grendel]

Id take dropping 4 divisions to sort out the long term future of the club i love. Id support them in whatever division. We are heading that way anyway, just slower. Sometimes its better to just rip off the band aid quickly.

What complete rubbish.

So we lose a game and are near the bottom of the league and the next cunning plan is to drop into the league occupied by Bedworth.

Awesome plan Mr Baldrick.

 

[SkyblueBazza]

What complete rubbish.

So we lose a game and are near the bottom of the league and the next cunning plan is to drop into the league occupied by Bedworth.

Awesome plan Mr Baldrick.

I was going to suggest that you couldn't make it up...but I think you're right Grendel...a Baldrick plan indeed.

 

[Sky Blue Spud]

The suggestion is he is on £10,000 a week so he will be going nowhere until someone offers the same and someone will.[/QUOTE

and herein lies the problem a league one player earning £10,000 a week, no wonder City and football in general is going broke. ]

 

[skyblue1523]

The suggestion is he is on £10,000 a week so he will be going nowhere until someone offers the same and someone will.[/QUOTE

and herein lies the problem a league one player earning £10,000 a week, no wonder City and football in general is going broke. ]

agreed well said

 

[Astute]

The biggest problem is when big money is paid to average players.

We are a division below where McG is contracted to. 10k is an average at some clubs for the Championship. If you paid 10k x 2 to two scoring strikers and then lower amounts to the squad players you would be OK as long as your income allows it. If you pay everyone 10k you are going to be in trouble.