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No I agree. Whilst I hope they do back him properly it surely has to be at the expense of creating more debt (or pseudo debt of preference shares). They have said they don't want to fund extra debt. So its a rock and a hard place situation really. Now and in future it would seem. Of course they...

Exactly that would be a start wouldn't it. But I still see knee jerk reaction rather than a plan to merchandise/promote the club. There are events etc they could put on, there are initiatives they could take. Don't sell cheap tickets to schools give them - would it cost the club anything more to...

cc4l for once I absolutely hope you are right........... time will tell what sisu are prepared to do I don't see the fans owning part of the club though with the current owners like is the case at Swansea

summary last three years to 31/05/14has seen est 5.9m proceeds from player sales As Wilson and Christie came through the academy there is no capital cost to their sales - all profit in the accounts there are no assets to sell for significant money any more crowds increasing with a little...

To answer a few points and perhaps pose further questions the purchase and sale of players in recent years. These are from accounts to 31/05 each year 2012 - Purchase 994k Est Sales Proceeds £3.16m 2013 - Purchase 112k Est Sales Proceeds £1.80m 2014 - Purchase 158k Est sales proceeds £1.02m...

I wonder why the club isn't maximising it at the moment then?

Summary Retaining Mowbray seen as essential by fans. Will require funding from somewhere. Unlikely to be by increased income. Player sales key to survival but we have none to sell at this time. Owners have indicated no more funding going forward. If we cant fund L1 properly then no chance of...

being asked would be a novelty Otis :laugh: I generally get what the kids want

I think most city fans are sitting waiting anxiously to see two things - League 1 survival guaranteed - whether Mowbray signs on for next season but preferably longer Mowbray has proven that with one shrewd loan and proper management that there is potential for CCFC to be safe in L1 next...

I haven't checked in detail but there are new rules just come in that might mean such an arrangement doesn't require a consumer credit licence at all http://www.fca.org.uk/firms/firm-types/consumer-credit/instalment-exemption

that's what the bare bones of it were I believe, as reported in the local media. The agreement shortened the loan period from 40 to 20 years but retained the same amount in interest in total.

You might think though that if a case has no real merit it would be weeded out at the pre trial stage. But yes you could keep looking for new reasons to bring actions covering different events and times