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I think they'd have been perfectly aware it meant nothing and had no long term meaning. It was just political flannel to soften the blow for the public. It written to sounds like everyone is going to be looked after - but it doesn't actually say that. The fact it's been raised here...

I'll be totally honest, I'm not sure of the specifics of the example you've given. With regards the vote, it would depend if it was a free or whipped vote - from memory it was a free vote in this case. If it's a free vote you get to decided based on what you've seen heard which way to vote...

Yes, it was bullshit on all sides and that's the exact point I'm making. However, the BS from the other side has given other free rein to buy the Ricoh and build a training facility at Higgs. We all know Wasps will get planning permission to build there and it's got nothing to do with back...

Nope, definitely not.

Nobody in the council would put something that specific before the councillors. Read the terms again of the Wasps deal, they are totally non-committal. They're just saying - today, it's our intention to make sure all the parties are going to be OK. Document signed and then filed to never see...

How many of the things Fisher has said have come to fruition?

Honestly, you need to stop the paranoia. Tim Fisher is the reason CCFC are on their arse and why people refuse to see this is beyond me. He's bullshitted the fans repeatedly and allowed CCFC to be shafted in the process by allowing others the opportunity to fill the gaps he keeps professing...

It wasn't an on going requirement, there's no grey area it's that black and white. However this doesn't prove any master plan to oust CCFC, it's just the kind of non-committal jargon that's used in countless documents. It's not the content, just how it sounds that matters. Yes that's...

This will be the return that Fisher said would never happen? http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/coventry-city-chief-left-ricoh-3869400

Where are the criteria for ensuring the conditions are maintained documented then? How are they check? How frequently? How are they audited?

Doesn't read like an ongoing condition. It's not saying, you must ensure Y and Z are maintained for time immemorial. The test re Y and Z were the intention at the point of the decision being made. Which comes back to my question about how could it have been foreseen what would happen over...

How could the events of the next eighteen months had been foreseen?

Yep, that's correct. Technically the Academy could stay there, just a facility to combine the first team and Academy couldn't be built on the site which is something that Anderson had mooted.

I'm not sure you read my full post - this was covered.

Firstly, a great analogy, but personally I don't see it that way. I don't think anyone is glad that CCFC are on their knees/laying seriously injured - they're disdain is towards SISU who have allowed them to become seriously ill by not paying them the attention they need - as their focus and...

How aren't they? You need to look at the situation in the whole rather than specific parts. As much as people seem to be trying to brush the points to one side - after the Wasps deal was completed Fisher said the following - "City’s chief executive, Tim Fisher, insists they do not regret...

Asked what questions?

I personally don't think it's targeted at either the club or SISU in the grand scale of things. There have been a few questionable decision that clear were - most noticeably recently the steps by CCC to prevent football being played at The Butts but equally SISU having as part of their 5 Point...

I personally can't see Wasps taking them over. I also don't think some grand master plan has been put in place to oust SISU. However, I was surprised by some comments the other day from people who continually profess to it being 'all about CCFC' and then saying if Wasps were to take us over...

"18. At 2 April 2012, there were rent arrears owed by CCFC to ACL of about £89,000. From that date, CCFC went on a rent strike, making it tolerably clear that they did not intend to pay any further rent unless and until a restructuring agreement to their (and SISU’s) satisfaction was made...