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I said back in 2013 that CCFC had become a zombie club - and now I have that confirmed by our financial director (Apologies I missed your earlier confirmation OSB58). Sadly, that doesn't make me any happier about the situation.

And rearranging the deckchairs saved the Titanic...

This. LAST was great.

It does seem weird that the window closes after the start of the season.

I think this line captures the dilemma. Sign 10 average League 1 players, where will you end up? Mid table? On the other hand, I have some sympathy for your more general point too. People can say wait until the end of August, but there are five league games gone by then. That's potentially...

Is being a fan-owned club a problem?

I thought McDonald looked like he could do OK in this division with a proper run of games, but Hussey was poor for us.

I hope he dons his goalie gloves again in the future. It's a shame injuries prevented him becoming the player he looked like he might become, but it would be good if he could have at least one more hurrah before he retires from the game.

Sign Marcus Bean too, then for the first time in a long time City would have two beans to rub together... ...I'll get my coat.

I don't think it is unreasonable to ask for an update 18 months later.

What will the club look like in 5 years time? What facilities will it own? Will Sisu be involved? (i.e. Please describe your vision for the club)

You may only have to wait one more season for the return of that derby.

Iams thinking he could be the team's midfield Cesar. The downside to that would be a few boos could make him think: "Infamy, infamy, they've all got it in for me."

The new stadium will be ready next year - wahey!

To those arguing they might appear next week once processed, I ask: Do the accounts need to be filed on February 28 or by February 28? Is it normal business practice to wait until the very last moment to file accounts?

The Coventry equivalent of Cake or Death? http://youtu.be/rZVjKlBCvhg

If they had spent that initial investment on securing the ground and the revenue streams that flow from it, the Sky Blues would probably be a better place right now.

Normal for a failing business?

Transfer embargoes would be considered a crisis at most clubs, but there's so much wrong with City that they don't even make the BBC's list. :facepalm:

When people say things like this, I'm now reminded of a line from Terminator: "Listen, and understand. That terminator is out there. It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead." This...