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It's possible he believes this in which case you have to question his sanity. However I don't think he believes it, it's scientifically proven that positive feedback is in most cases more successful than negative feedback, there is even studies that show that players who receive positive...

The good thing about keeping a manager for a decent amount of time is he gets to build a squad, replace the few that aren't working, keep the ones that are, tweak and build and from that hopefully get success. When most your squad changes from one season to the next it's always going to be...

If Tim Fisher and Steve Waggott are telling the truth about this then we should be calling for Pressleys head, but I don't believe them and I think their words were once again weasley, I'm basing my opinion on Pressley on the fact I think he recruited under impossible circumstances and with poor...

We'd seen how he worked for a year and if his motivational skills and man management are awful then the first people we need rid of are the ones that watched him work and then gave him a 4 year contract. I just don't believe we can judge pressley at this point, we were always going to have...

no, I can't see it making a difference, the squad isn't good enough, we are going to lose a big portion of them, the money isn't there to bring in quality players and there will be even less money if we have to pay off Presleys 4 year contract, the only way out of this mess is for sisu to leave...

You can't possibly think that any company would think it a good idea to spend 50mill+ (I bet you couldn't buy a single premiership team for that) and then move them to Coventry decimating the fan base (not that they would even be allowed too). It's perhaps the most bizarre posts I've ever read...

This sounds terrible but I kinda hope we don't get to wembley this year, I've dreamt about city going to watch city at wembley since I first started going to games at about 10. Yet I'm so disillusioned and fed up it would be a pale imitation of the day I dreamt of. I'd go, I'd enjoy it but it...

They've said they don't want to buy us so I'm sure they won't be, but wow that post is such utter nonsense.

I think the football league in general has been incredibly weak at dealing with us and we've generally got away with murder (much of it only to sisus benefit and to ccfc's) but this is a case where exceptional circumstances should be used, I wouldn't be expecting grief from the football league...

It's not accurate to say Wasps have paid 19m sure, but it also lacks vital information if you don't mention that large presumably secured (14m) liability that ACL has. It's like when companies are sold for a £1, you can't say wow that an amazing deal a pound for all that land and buildings...

If someone could actually make a reasonable argument for building a new stadium being financially viable sure, but it's very obvious it's not. wasps taking us over isn't going to happen but it's very easy to make a solid argument for why it would be much more preferable to now and the only real...

we are standing in a bonfire burning alive, a gentleman offers his hand, the rresponseisn't nope sorry my parents told me not to go with strange men. Seriously there is absolutely no way being brought by wasps wouldn't be iinfinitelypreferable to now. It's the only realistic way we are going to...

It's certainly not the dream scenario, but infinitely preferable to now certainly. They may be a hedge fund but at least there are able to work with people and get deals done, it would reunite club and stadium which is currently a dream scenario. it would get rid of all the baggage between the...

ACL would be paying the loan, not wasps or ccfc, if acl couldn't pay the loan then acl could be subject to action from ccc but that still doesn't put wasps or ccfc (in this fictional scenario) on the hook. Surely you remember the fact that a company has just gone into administration/liquidation...

They burnt their bridges with higgs and the council certainly but they could have doubled wasps offer and it still would have been much more financially viable than building a new stadium. Higgs and CCC may hate sisu with every fiber of their beings (it's a perfectly reasonable feeling) they...

The interest on 30mill at 5% a year is 1.5million. So this arena basically needs to be more successful than the Ricoh just to break even and that assumes 5% interest is viable. I don't know about you but I think anyone that gave money to sisu to build a stadium with at only a 5% a year return is...

There is two values though really, what someone is willing to pay for something and what it costs to build something, what someone was willing to pay is 5 million ish (and taking on the companies 14mill liabilities) but if someone wanted to build something like the Ricoh then 24mil for half of...

and Ebola makes you feel a little under the weather.

if spending tens of millions building a new stadium was in anyway financially viable and coventry council refused planning permisson we should all kick up a stink, but since we all know and have always known that building a new stadium isn't in anyway financially viable it's really never going...

well you always want to get full value from each signup, so don't do ladbrooks with a small ammount for instance, always do the £100 but sure if you want to start small you absolutly can, coral.co.uk is a bet £5 at odds of 1.50+ get a £20 free (stake not returned bet) You will need a decent...