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http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/coventry-city-boss-steven-pressley-3003392 looks like its serious

Maybe lining up a replacement in case Moussa gets snapped up? http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/basics/spielervergleich/basics_39904_120976.html

Six years younger with similar build. might be interesting, especially if they pay us too! CET Bjorn & Leon

Here is a definition of What is a hedge fund from Investopedia link

A very sensitive comment - one that the trust would do well to note and emulate!

Good point!..... but isn't that just situation that the Council are now in with the Ricoh?

Does it not seem like the council are biding their time waiting for something to happen? What could that be? Could they be hoping we will get promoted to strengthen their position in negotiations? maybe they would try and out-wait SISU's new stadium alternative? one season? two seasons? three...

This isn't Rocket science! If another club comes in for him and offers him twice the salary we pay, how can you expect us to "keep" him? Lock him in the bog maybe?

Second line of the OP said "We are all sky blue yet those bastards have divided the fan base and it's a sad state." Isn't that bitching?

Wrong! Your logic is faulty. 90% + of City fans staying away has been a financial disaster that has hit our beloved club almost to oblivion!

A quick google returned this...

One thing I've not seen discussed about the released drawings for the new stadium design is the emphasis put on trying to create atmosphere - keeping the seating close to the pitch, enclosing the roof to the pitch, reducing distance to furthest seats at corners, modular design keeping capacity...

No its not really a negotiation, but since they didn't say any of that, not really relevant either!

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/updated-ricoh-arena-owners-seize-3014829

bump, (Don't mention the war!)

After 35 years in the first flight we justified the increased capacity the irony was we nose dived after moving in!

Hindsight is a wonderful thing. It just spells out the risks that the owners have to face (alongside their main objective of securing our dislike of them)!

Do you think SISU would entertain that idea without first securing the freehold? and we;re told the council don't sell freeholds!........

It was decided to build a new stadium and the end of the Feethams era came on 3 May 2003, when the final match was played. A capacity crowd sawDarlington come back from two goals down to draw 2–2 with Leyton Orient..... !!!!

I don't have any answers! I wonder how much the rugby club paid? I wonder if Ann Lucas has seen this? They even left their previous ground intact! Check the picture of Feethams on this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darlington_F.C.