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Jack Griffin
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I think you underestimate the lengths to which Joy will go to get her pound of flesh.
Sky Blues set to play home games at St. Andrews (1 Viewer)
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I think you underestimate the lengths to which Joy will go to get her pound of flesh.
Covcraig@bury
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count me OUT !!!!! :jerkit:
Black6Osprey
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What about like when Brighton moved 70 miles to Gillingham as a short term solution. It lasted a long time before they came back.
I realise rules have changed over time but we could still end up playing for years outside Coventry.
Be careful as once this starts you don't know where it may stop.
Brighton Sky Blue
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Entirely different as Brighton's ground was sold and promptly demolished for a retail park. The Ricoh remains open and available for us to use.
Baginton
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ccfctommy
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It was shitty. I'm sorry I haven't read this whole thread so what was your 'case'?
italiahorse
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not far from the airport too, for jet set sb's
I can usual land my helicopter within a few hundred yards.
I just feel sorry for all you normal fans that have to go by car or public transport.
Mucca Mad Boys
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If people are willing to travel to Portsmouth and Walsall for away games, refusing to go to a home game away is a bit much. I'll support my team when, where and how I can.
Mucca Mad Boys
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They offered 80%... 20% short IMO.
Brighton Sky Blue
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They offered 80% of the profits which is the maximum they possibly can-they also offered to cross invoice 100% of the revenue for the club's FFP purposes. You don't seem to be brushed up on all the details young Taylor.
Mucca Mad Boys
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Young Taylor? C'mon you're only 4 years older than me
Why can't they offer 100% of profits?
So ACL would send an invoice us 100% of the revenue for FFP purposes, but we wouldn't get 100% right? Wouldn't that be illegal and could we get punished for it? Clear this up.
I admit, I was missing for bit so missed some tiny details, I've only got an understanding of the F&B revenues status, I know it's not 100% and that's what I think it should be, whoever owns the club.
Mucca Mad Boys
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I don't think it's right, but it may be necessary, and if it works, I won't complain.
I wouldn't mind watching a game in Brum.
Brighton Sky Blue
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Young Taylor? C'mon you're only 4 years older than me
Why can't they offer 100% of profits?
So ACL would send an invoice us 100% of the revenue for FFP purposes, but we wouldn't get 100% right? Wouldn't that be illegal and could we get punished for it? Clear this up.
I admit, I was missing for bit so missed some tiny details, I've only got an understanding of the F&B revenues status, I know it's not 100% and that's what I think it should be, whoever owns the club.
They can't offer 100% of the profits because 20% goes to a third party (I think Compass), so it's not ACL's to give away. You're just mixing up profits and revenues (words which really should have no place on a football forum), but ACL are willing (with Compass' approval) to cross-invoice 100% of the F+B revenues to the club as well as 80% of the F+B profits. In 2011/12 the revenues in total amounted to £1.1m-which would mean over £600k towards wages from that alone.
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Jack Griffin
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Profits are limited as there is a 3rd party involved, Compass who provide all the staff & take 20% of the catering revenue. I hope you aren't advocating breaking another contract (and this one still has some years to run).
If I understand it right the cross invoicing is just so the turnover can be counted by CCFC, the sum is the real F&B turnover, i.e. goods & staff bought in by IEC and sold at the matches for a profit, so CCFC would pay for those & invoice IEC for it, thus no one gets any more money or pays more out, but the money goes through CCFC & counts as part of their turnover. Well it may not be done exactly like that, but the effect is the same.
Black6Osprey
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The circumstances may be different but all I'm saying is don't all moan when we end up doing a ground share while a new ground is supposedly built which could take years or never be built if SISU are able to hang in there. All because everyone went along with playing anywhere no questions asked as long as its got the word Coventry in it and when the season has nothing left to play for.
All these people moaning about the heresy of changing from a Sky Blue kit but its no problem to move City. It beggars belief.
sky blue zam
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rotherham played at the don valley in sheffield for years while a new ground was being built
italiahorse
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The next few games or forever?
I don't see a team playing in Northampton or Oxfordshire called Coventry City as my team. I will support AFC Coventry first.
ohitsaidwalker king power
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And again I agree with you, on almost every level I agree with you, clinically the analysis suggest you are correct, however 35 years unbroken loyalty pulls me a different way; classic Heart Vs Head.....heart wins.
Unlike a certain manager- I do have sky blue blood- sorry but I wont apologise for it- I will be there- SISU will be long gone god willing- its us the fans who remain- lets please not forget that. Let them not divide and conquer us.
deanocity3
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Sky Blues set to play home games at St. Andrews
I know our pitch is bad,but St Andrews is full of bunkers and holes.
I know our pitch is bad,but St Andrews is full of bunkers and holes.
LoyalSupporters
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Not prepared to watch my city outside of my city especially brum!
