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ACL sued in the high court and won the judgment. When the club went into administration, the administrator wrote: “The [club] did not honour its obligations under the terms of the lease and licence.” However Sisu’s lawyers, Speechly Bircham, complained about the article, and even complained to...

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/jul/03/coventry-city-sisu-ricoh-arena :whistle::whistle::whistle::whistle::whistle: Great article

It is standard business practice :whistle: ;)

Bit late for that it has all been wasted :whistle:

FFs really am sick of this off the field shit now enough is enough, there could be another 7 months of this shit :(:(:(:(:(:(

i understood it more before the clean up ?? WTF lol;)

oww my eyes :eek:

I thought that was a draw nobody won or lost and everybody paid their own costs?

One of the funniest thing i have heard mr fisher has lost the plot, we lost twenty points??? i thought it was ten points or is he predicting the future ?

all of those things? :whistle:

Seppala will liquidate out of spite no doubt she does not like to lose and seems more than happy to cut her nose off to spite her face.

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/ann-lucas-coventry-city-council-7348697 Coun Lucas also urged the club’s owners to reconsider their appeal - particularly as the legal battle had already cost the council six-figures in legal fees - and said the council would seek to recover...

Also hope SISU are proud for destroying a club and its history just to make a killing on an investment that went wrong through their own miss management !!

well worth the read if you get time :D

Conclusion 164. This claim fails in its entirety. Formally, I refuse the application on Grounds 1 and 3, and refuse permission to proceed on Ground 2.

158. The Council do not accept that its officers acted in a manner "calculated fundamentally to undermine" the SISU negotiations. But, in any event, as I have explained, the SISU plan had terminally stalled by the end of August 2012, because it was impossible for them to agree to purchase the...

148. Mr Goudie submitted, rightly, that this is not a public law ground of challenge: in essence, it is a plea by the Claimants and SISU that the only proper course the Council could have followed would have been to have agreed to the commercial course that SISU were pursuing. For the reasons I...

147 This too is hopeless. Mr West updated the Labour councillors on 3 December, to the effect that the Bank considered ACL would be able to pay the loan, although ACL did not think that that was the case. ACL rejected the Bank’s restructuring proposal on 6 December, on the basis that it could...