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Is GMK finally dead for good?

Is NOPM now a group and not just a statement?

I'm sure that some Chinese businesses welcome discussions with him, they would include The Jade Palace, The Golden Dragon, The Dragon Inn and a number of other takeaway businesses.

I would expect that finances for the purchase of ACL would be secured and CCC would have perfromed due diligence on any prospective purchaser. We can assume that Byng has contacts in China, these people may have been involved in financing requests from a Wasps consortium and eventually...

His comments are vague and open to misinterpretation, I think that is deliberate. Deleted member 5849 has more chance of being involved as a broker than Byng.

So we can expect another article in the local free newspaper to use this slant in it's call for a public enquiry.

Michael Byng @mbpcworldwide · Oct 9 2/2 I have contacted the Wasps' consortium to seek clarification of approaches made to me on its behalf for financial support for its offer. This was tweeted on 9/10/2014 which looks like the same statement as his tweet today.

It is a vague comment which does not explain why he would be involved. As he reads this forum he should post on here under his name and explain more rather than post cryptic tweets.

Stop thinking about long term and consider the short term benefits. There are also many seaside towns in League 2.

Can also the reduce the costs of the playing squad as we can remove the high earners. As the club will still charge the same ticket prices then there will be cash flow improvements.

The Economist have an article on the subject to which you refer, http://www.economist.com/news/international/21581724-football-clubs-can-easily-be-used-stealing-machines-here-instruction-manual I don't think there is anything illegal taking place, it's just a series of bad decisions and poor...

I believe that the investors are "wealthy families and financial institutions, including pension funds" but who are they? Moz and others raised the point on CWR tonight as to what is the raison d'etre for SISU to remain in the club, I would ask why are the investors prepared to see their...

I would be fairly sure that the Football League were presented with a simple, straight-forward ownership model which they approved as sufficient to allow the club to move to Northampton, as this was required to prove that the club could be funded in Northampton should the attendances be much...

Working link, http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/breaking-plan-10000-jobs-coventry-8638942

I'd like to go back to the mis-judged investment in Detroit Express by CCFC, I think there was a conflict of interest and due diligence may not have been conducted.

I used the quote, "..shepherd other people's money", from this article, http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/coventry-city-fc-owner-joy-6096912 The Football League wanted to know who owns the club, so why can't the fans have the same information.

If it makes no difference then let's have the information. The Football League felt it was important to know.

Most banks are PLC's and so they are owned by the shareholders, which is information that is publicly known. The Football League wanted to know who are the owners so why can't the fans know the same information. Whoever owns the money, owns the club and decides the future.

Who are the REAL owners of the club? It has been revealed to the Football League but we, the fans, do not know who owns us. Why not? Seppala stated that SISU Capital, "shepherd other people's money", so they do not own the club. Whoever has the money ultimately decides the future of the club...

Coventry City fans have funded the administration, liquidation, litigation and Judicial Reviews via costs charged to the football club funded by SISU Capital and ARVO. Coventry City tax payers have funded the Coventry City Council defence against the law suits. A Coventry charity have paid for...