At least all this pro-SISU spinmeistering gibberish is providing some much needed humour today
What utter crap - and then I saw the poster - :facepalm:
Blame the fans is idiocy beyond equal.
As if they made all the decisions. Where could we start? Selling HR? Giving Bell a 3 yr contract?
Grendel - you're a sad case.
What utter crap - and then I saw the poster - :facepalm:
Blame the fans is idiocy beyond equal.
As if they made all the decisions. Where could we start? Selling HR? Giving Bell a 3 yr contract?
Grendel - you're a sad case.
Sisu out!!!
What utter crap - and then I saw the poster - :facepalm:
Blame the fans is idiocy beyond equal.
As if they made all the decisions. Where could we start? Selling HR? Giving Bell a 3 yr contract?
Grendel - you're a sad case.
To the council haters, what exactly do you want the council to do?
AT didn't have any say on who was signed sold or who was sitting on his bench..
You've misunderstood big time.
What he is saying, if I'm wrong, correct me, is that ACL can gauge fan support, which is against SiSU and therefore our club, our team, so ACL can therefore take a more intransigent stance on the issue.
AT didn't have any say on who was signed sold or who was sitting on his bench,, that is fact, KD signed Bell to increase the value of a squad on paper simple as that. Sisu have had control for 5 years now and in this time we have gone backwards and the longer they stay it is harder to blame anyone else for the current state.
Even if they sorted out the rent from day 1 im sure we would be in this place today..
Not waste taxpayers' money* all 13 million of it (?) on an insolvent corporation that is fleecing our club, yet the majority of fans remain oblivious to this. For a start.</p>
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<p>* Ironic this, because people were moaning about SiSU's renegade tactics, which are working thus far, were wasting taxpayers' money, yet the council bailed ACL out.</p>
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<p>I do remember when there was uproar that we turned down a halved rent agreement, yet they've lowered their demands again, exactly what I said in 1st and 2nd instances. <img src="images/smilies/thinking about.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Thinking About" smilieid="59" class="inlineimg" />
What a sad and sorry state are in.
So many on here were desperate for robins to attack the owners. The disappointment was almost visible. MMM, Don, the increasingly absurd Sky Blue John and the high flyer from The City were left floundering. Then came the gibberish;
He was bribed
He knows nothing about the arrangements (though one may think a poster on here may know less than a senior employee in the company)
He's just greedy (acknowledged by all other than the above until now)
Time to face facts;
The owners are all we have
The owners are heavily investing in the football club this season
The owners will no longer be screwed by the council over the rent
The time to take sides is now. Back the club and its owners or support the council and its absurd quango and let the club die.
We Wong sack managers
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I also remember the uproar in 2003 when the council were undecided on whether to go ahead without the clubs involvement in the Ricoh project.
Had the council refused to get involved the club would have gone bust the very next day. The club begged the council to build the Ricoh, with local polls showing 90% of people backing the clubs stance.
Was the council wrong to save the club in 2003?
I fervently hope that ACL do adopt an intransigent position over this.
Rent is due.....they (ACL) have reduced it (massively) when they did not have to. Jobs are at stake, the interests of the council and the citizens of Cov are at stake......
Who would you support - a shadowy hedge fund (whose identity and motives are obscured by lies and self-interest) over a democratically elected body whose sole remit is to uphold the interests of the citizens of Cov and in a recent move chose to support ACL in a bid to safeguard a city amenity and jobs? Incidentally, this was a unanimous decision with cross party support.
You are wrong Grendel.
I did not expect Mark Robins to say anything about the club. I assumed he will have signed a confidentiality agreement.
I have not seem or heard him make any reference to the council either.
I find it very strange that in joining a new club in he first interview he would start discussing coventry city council.
ll.
SkyBlue_Taylor;366681 We can't afford rent said:But you're asking me to buy into the illusion of CCFC being a "people's club".
WE like to think of it as such but it isn't really, is it?
We don't even know who its major shareholders are, where their interests lie.
What could be more shadowy than that??
I accept that if rent was lower we might be more viable to sell but as we cannot be certain of the current owners intentions you are asking me to believe in the never never. Sorry, I'm not going to buy that.
ACL have reduced the rent (massively) and Sisu should thank them and try and run the club and stop playing silly buggers.
i.e. SISU are prepared to screw Subway, Burger King, Pizza Hut .. yada yada.. to get their way... nice ain't they.
Please explain why he would have signed such an agreement.
Please explain why he would have signed such an agreement.
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