On a trivial note it looks like we've switched to playing our midweek games on wednesdays again .
nice one rev ,just my changing a day of the week we've got two new positivesAlso, we won't suffer from international qualifier breaks.As we're league 1 i'm sure they play wether there's a world cup qualifiers or not, so i have found the one big plus for the forthcoming season.
I told you if you look deep enough we would find something.
The Rev
Not what i heard last night.....SISU are Fcuked,will not do any deals.....Quote from someone in Hoffman circle..:jerkit:s11 days from now, we will be in a position to make an infomred decsion
Its coming, the golden generation for CCFC is mearly 11 days away !!
Not what i heard last night.....SISU are Fcuked,will not do any deals.....Quote from someone in Hoffman circle..:jerkit:
Shame they wont do the big deal that was on the table
£1 pound handover, a 10 million towards their loans and further money with promotion.
If it carries on there will be no stadium, then no club...........Shame they wont do the big deal that was on the table
£1 pound handover, a 10 million towards their loans and further money with promotion.
If it carries on there will be no stadium, then no club...........
How do you know that was on the table?
How can you use something your not paying for...What they are going to take the stadium with them? The scoundrels!
We have had a proposal letter from Gary Hoffman and his associates looking to discuss the future of the football club. “We have agreed to meet in the near future to talk through both their intentions and plans and to share our own plans for the future of Coventry City.
“We will devote appropriate time and effort to these discussions - but it will not distract us from our ongoing efforts to improve things on and off the field.”
Hoffman’s first approach earlier in the season was understood to be worth upwards of £30million with £10m set aside for investment in players, £10m to fund on-going losses and £10m towards the purchase of half of the stadium
So it was in a Trinity newspaper. Must be fact then.
Not what i heard last night.....SISU are Fcuked,will not do any deals.....Quote from someone in Hoffman circle..:jerkit:s
On a trivial note it looks like we've switched to playing our midweek games on wednesdays again .
Appologies my mistake ,saw it flashed up on a screen somewhere the day they came out ,obviously incorrect ,like many things you read on the web its best to check the source,have to say i always preffered wednesdays but never mind ,it was Adams who switched to Tuesdays i believe.Have there been some changes to the fixtures already then? On my fixtures list it shows all midweek games home and away on Tuesdays.
Hoping against hope that we will be having some fixtures to fulfil, regardless of what day, that is............
With another one of ATs targets who wanted to join us not able to wait any longer and sign for Swindon it shows to me that we are no where near getting that transfer embargo lifted.
With the CCFC statement a few weeks ago stating they will extend the early bird season ticket prices till the end of this month to give people a chance to decide... looks like it's about to backfire.
Clearly if the transfer ban was being lifted soon then the likes of Collins would have waited as pre-season training starts in 3 weeks.
Once Keogh returns from his honeymoon I doubt very much he will be signing a new contract. His last view would have been to come back from honeymoon and see if the ban was lifted and new players signed. That won't happen.
Keogh and Cranie will be off within weeks and we have no new players in again for a 2nd pre-season in a row.
Thorn said he would walk if there was no backing from SISU. The guy is being taken for a ride and he is deluded himself not to see this.
All in all i fear our first home game of the season with Sheff U will be a hostile environment towards SISU and yet again we go into a season with our minds not focused on football.
All I want is to talk about football again but it seems we have our own Greek tragedy on the cards.
Football seems to have died a long time ago and never in my years of supporting Cov has it been so much about debts, cost cutting etc.
A painful drop from the glory of the premiership years.
There seems to be no end in sight for the misery us fans are enduring right now.
PUSB
What losses? You still think with our current set of employees we are losing money??
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