now it’s becoming a reality moving from the ricoh - Letter from EFL to CCFC (2 Viewers)

The Lurker

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Dark times could be ahead
 

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Great_Expectations

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Before this turns into the inevitable Wasps v SISU v Council debate, I don’t really care who is blame (as they all are), but they all need to look past their egos, negotiating tactics and whatever other politics are going on in the background and realise the severity of their respective actions.

The football club is bigger than all the parties involved, and means more to the City too; they need to realise that.
 

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SkyBlueCRJ

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"The Club has until 5 March 2019 to provide a further update to the Board, addressing the outstanding matter and should a satisfactory solution not be found over the next two months, an Extraordinary General Meeting of Clubs will be convened to consider Coventry City’s expulsion from the League."

Is end of March/early April our deadline then?
 

Mr Panda

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It's an alarming but necessary move by the EFL I think and about time there was some strong intervention of this scale.

In an ideal world this will hopefully force a few hands and all parties will blast through whatever barriers are there to get a deal done for the good of this club and it's people.
 

skybluepm2

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EFL Statement: Coventry City

They dont say on there it has to be Coventry....

Very true Nick. Saying that, they do tend to make it up as they go along on most occasions. I recall when we came back from Northampton, the club were tasked with providing clarity on where they intended to build their ‘new ground’ within a fixed timescale.

Their initial demands appeared to have been forgotten about.

With no date set for the Supreme Court hearing, I fear that this threat will soon become a devastating reality.
 

SkyBlueCRJ

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Before this turns into the inevitable Wasps v SISU v Council debate, I don’t really care who is blame (as they all are), but they all need to look past their egos, negotiating tactics and whatever other politics are going on in the background and realise the severity of their respective actions.

The football club is bigger than all the parties involved, and means more to the City too; they need to realise that.

IMO it's actually got to the point where for many of those who find themselves under the Wasps/Council banner/s would rather the club go under if it meant they were rid of SISU. Sentimentality associated with the club and the city got thrown out of the window years ago.
 

Nick

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Having a step back...

It is CCFC that are pushing the statements out to the media saying that it can only be in Coventry, the EFL statement doesn't mention that.

I think the new ground thing wasn't a requirement when we moved back from Northampton, it was something they required while we were away.

If this is CCFC trying to put pressure on Wasps / CCC then it hasn't worked because it just gets everybody fired up about SISU, unless it's their indirect way of putting pressure on SISU?
 

eastwoodsdustman

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I agree at least it might break this WW1 stalemate all parties currently find themselves in.

I would definitely pay to watch a bayonet charge by all involved on Gosford Green. That would be well worth watching.

Back to reality, I think something will move very soon. The club have sort of lined up Nuneaton as a back up in case wasps do stick to their guns but I cant really see wasps wanting the bad publicity and stigma of forcing the football club out of the City.
 

Mr Panda

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Out of interest, what are everyones contingency plans for Saturday afternoon if we do get expelled?
 

Lord_Nampil

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Having a step back...

It is CCFC that are pushing the statements out to the media saying that it can only be in Coventry, the EFL statement doesn't mention that.

I think the new ground thing wasn't a requirement when we moved back from Northampton, it was something they required while we were away.

If this is CCFC trying to put pressure on Wasps / CCC then it hasn't worked because it just gets everybody fired up about SISU, unless it's their indirect way of putting pressure on SISU?

I get the feeling your last question is what it’s doing!
 

Nick

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I get the feeling your last question is what it’s doing!

Would be interesting to know their aim of it, same as Boddy has been the one all along who has said about has to be Coventry.

Pressuring SISU or trying for others as well? Or just genuinely shit scared?
 

covcity4life

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first thoughts are

fuck wasps,just do a deal you stupid cunts
fuck sisu,new stadium was only solution few years ago now u r 100% in on rent idiots. was all a bluff

i hope something can be worked out asap. i dont want it to go to the wire. we thought we would never get relegated to prem once, we could easily go out of business in 3 months time
 

Liquid Gold

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If you want to be depressed just have a look at the replies on Facebook. We’re fucked. The fan base is fractured beyond repair. Nobody has a clue how to get out of it.
 

skyblueinBaku

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Would it not be possible as a very short term solution to play home games behind closed doors in Nuneaton? That way, the club stays alive and the fact that the ground isn't up to league standards is irrelevant.
 

covcity4life

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when is the court action answer supposed to come in? owners dont give a fuck either. sometimes you need to concede a battle to win the war
 

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