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Is that a moan, moaning about a moan ?

I'm sure Les would agree with you-he couldn't have written that better himself.

Schneiderlin was signed from Strasbourg for £1m ish when he was 19, IIRC

The glamour tie

963 lost souls

Jimmy, bless him, had some great ideas, but also quite a few duff ones too-this was one of them. When we were on tv, we had to wear a different shirt that wasn't showing such blatant advertising.

Coventry Talbot - what genius thought that up ? To put it into context, that was in an era of limited (maybe even non) sponsorship on shirts and the like i believe, so iirc that's why it was kicked back, not because of the awful name.

Good article, and explains the situation, far more eloquently than i could ever put it.

Especially now

Definitely frowned upon to switch home to away, i believe, maybe not even allowed anymore-really not sure. Would sisu consider switching it to a(nother) neutral ground on safety grounds ?

I think SISU would attempt to switch the 'home' tie to 'away', otherwise they'd be forgoing a huge amount of income at a tiny stadium-even they can't be that stupid....or could they ?

As the club would not own the stadium, even if SISU did get the ricoh arena, surely that statement is nonsense ?

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/sisu-boss-joy-seppala-rejects-6363684

clever play on words lol

The crowd will take it where it wants, i suspect - let's face it Sixfields is about as popular as leprosy

you said it was : -one sided and could've been written by a sisu basher from here (SBT)

Yes Mark, obviously a conspiracy-we don't want any independent journalists from national newspapers, criticising our glorious owners, do we ? Nice to have an article written by someone who isnt involved in this train-wreck of a football club, so cannot be accused of being pro or anti SISU

Can waggott be tarred with the same brush as Fisher-don't they have completely different roles in the club ?

Far better off than me lol Studied and worked very hard though, and is a a Cov fan through and through, so fair play. Nice to get some useful information from him.

According to my solicitor friend, it could take approx 6 months to get the case listed, and a further 2 months for the judgement. This could then be appealed through 2 further courts.