Tuesday 5th March (1 Viewer)
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Cranfield Sky Blue
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If nothing is done, the EFL will call the Extraordinary Meeting to vote on chucking us out the league.
Pete in Portugal
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Yes exactly that, I'm afraid.
Tommo72
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I’m not sure? The EFL were completely transparent with the initial letter to the club so who knows...
SkyBlueCRJ
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Even though it's clear that they're awaiting the outcome of the Supreme Court decision I wonder if each party will offer any sort of update. As surely an official statement from both the club and the EFL will be sent out.
Nick
Administrator
We would chill on Sunday. (With no ground agreement)
I was asking this last week, no one seems to know. This is pretty crucial in all this! Still don't see 75% of clubs opting to throw us out?
Liquid Gold
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In reality nothing will happen before the end of April, this is just a date set where the football league will start looking at alternative arrangements although I'm sure they've been in constant contact with the club about their plans.
Sbarcher
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Is that your tongue in Fisher's cheeks?
stevefloyd
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Urgggghhhhhhhhhhhhhh percy filth
SkyblueBazza
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BBC Sport...And speaking on behalf of the club's owners Sisu/Otium Entertainment Ltd, Fisher said Coventry fans should "not feel too dismayed" and "they soon hope to have some sun on the uplands" and "crack the Enigma Code at the Ricoh."
1. What Coventry fan will EVER trust this idiot who has let us down many times previous?
2. What tw*t-speak is that?
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We all know this was BS (what isn't that comes out of his mouth). I'm sure nobody can disagree with comment 1 at least - can they????
sw88
Chief Commentator!
Even at the (I think it will go to one) EGM, no matter how the other clubs vote it won’t sort the issue of the ground out.
I’d very surprised if 75% + of the Clubs would vote against us, but if they don’t the issue with the ground will still stand. Which makes the timing of any EGM strange, unless it’s not a simple case of expulsion or no expulsion. Will there be multiple options to vote on? points deduction? Relegation? Then ultimately expulsion from the league?
Alan Dugdales Moustache
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Tomorrow isn't really important . They'll fob off the EFL with "well we want to play at the Ricoh but you'd better ask our landlord"
More importantly is that tomorrow is pancake Day.
More importantly is that tomorrow is pancake Day.
hmmmmmm pancakes
chiefdave
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The EFL have said they are in constant contact with the club. I'd be surprised if the club didn't know about that letter well in advance.
Tomorrow deadline is nothing really. Just means the vote will be scheduled so in reality we have until the day of the vote to sort something. Even then it needs the other clubs to vote us out.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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I think that if it got to the start of the season they'd play that season with 44 league games (i.e. no-one plays us) instead of 46 and then reduce the number of clubs relegated at the end of that season by one for the following season.
Tomorrow is deadline for an update and I can't see them calling the vote to kick us out yet - if we got somewhere to play before the start of next season and they'd kicked us out the league then you can bet the lawyers will be all over them.
Tomorrow is deadline for an update and I can't see them calling the vote to kick us out yet - if we got somewhere to play before the start of next season and they'd kicked us out the league then you can bet the lawyers will be all over them.
SISU get lawyers involved - surely they wouldn't do that would they!
Alan Dugdales Moustache
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What the EFL conc up with towards the end of April is what is important.
cc84cov
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Sisu will appeal something here anyway
Londonccfcfan
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Tottenham have been playing away from home for almost 2 full seasons havnt they. 14 miles away from their home area.
And they received extension after extension after their stadium delays.
I don't think the other EFL clubs will kick us out. but there will be deadlines regarding next seasons Fixture list announcements and the logistics of that other clubs will want to know exactly where they will be playing Coventry logistically.
No one has the foggiest how long this will linger.
And they received extension after extension after their stadium delays.
I don't think the other EFL clubs will kick us out. but there will be deadlines regarding next seasons Fixture list announcements and the logistics of that other clubs will want to know exactly where they will be playing Coventry logistically.
No one has the foggiest how long this will linger.
Londonccfcfan
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Also as someone else highlighted on different thread a few weeks back.
This time last year around 8th March The early Bird season ticket offer was released.
This time last year around 8th March The early Bird season ticket offer was released.
steve82
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I see the Tottenham deal branded about as a marker but the circumstances are different in my eyes as they have a home they are redeveloping the site in the heavily populated city of London.
The only viable alternative for spurs was to loan a stadium and also that deal wasn’t struck with the EFL and no rules as such breached in terms of stating the home venue for the following season.
A totally different scenario with a different governing body If I right in thinking as the premier league broke away from the football league.
Like you I’m confident the other EFL clubs won’t be as harsh when voting on the threatened expulsion.
We are in a breach of rules but in exceptional circumstances so I’m confident a resolution will be on the cards in some capacity from the EFL.
I believe our existence will continue just how or to what implications is a guess or optimism at this point.
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Warwickhunt
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Points deduction! Nah! Not a chance, they aren’t doing anything about Blackpool who the courts have appointed an administrator to run them
Warwickhunt
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St Pancake our saviour
Londonccfcfan
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Of course Its a different issue regarding their stadium issue. Just putting it out there how With backing of other clubs and your governing body it’s amazing how very tolerant and flexible they can be regarding your plight. In spurs case Stadium delays which were beyond farcical.
steve82
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I can see the EFL having too back down in there stance too to a degree like the premier league have had to accommodate like the example of spurs as the stadium delay is beyond the clubs control.
Imagine this scenario... we are given a 2 division relegation as we don’t have a deal in place to stage games under the reportedly imposed 6 mile rule in the time frame set out.
We negotiate a deal to ground share at sixfields again, or liberty way Nuneaton for arguments sake. We go and win the National League, we’d be applying to the EFL next year to accept our promotion to the league in the rented stadium called our home should Sisu still be in the chair.
Would they not accept our promotion due to the reason of previous expulsion providing said ground met league standards obviously.
Bizarre set of events that need careful consideration from the EFL
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