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Fair play to the timing - apologies. I thinks it's a valid issue to discuss at some point though. Liquidation would be close to disastrous, it would mean demotion at the very least and changing the name of the club. However it is not the complete disappearance of the club as some have said...

I'm not preaching the benefits of the club being killed off, just setting the record straight.

I didn't say it would be good, but it might not be the end that some are stating.

Not at all.

Thought it was topical considering we seem to be facing possible liquidation if we don't have anywhere to play next season.

Not really.

Did I say that I wanted them to be liquidated?

Just a thought, Everyone seems to think that liquidation would be the end game for the club, however Nuneaton went into liquidation in 2008, but the club reformed almost immediately. They had to change name of course (they reverted from Nuneaton Borough to their old name of Nuneaton Town) but...

It was the highlights.

Corned beef sandwich fine, not sure about the handjob from squeaky though!

I don't think this is down to the troubles either. People are always looking to blame it on this when things are going badly. Just the normal ups and downs of the game.

I didn't say that. I would imagine they do have influence as they still own the freehold and they brought wasps in in the first place.

Basically WASPS and the council have had enough, they are saying to SISU if you don't stop your court actions against us, we won't let your football team play in our stadium. The ball is in SISUs court to stop the legal action.

Doesn't read that way to me. If that is what they said why don't they just state it?

Presumably that is attendance, not money available.

I think Robins has done well so far. We had a mediocre run of form at the beginning of the season, then had a good run followed by a run of poor form, leaving us mid table. Considering the loss of a decent striker I think we have done alright. He deserves a chance to put things right in January.

"The Football Club has regular communication with the Owners and we make strong representations on the current situation to them." Yes but have the football club suggested to their owners that they drop their legal action?

Not making excuses but was it not raining today, were the conditions poor for fluid passing football?

It will be a draw or win for this game. We have had a bad run and now things have evened out we will get a few good(ish) results. In our current guise we are a mid-table team.

At the end of the day, the simplest solution to all of this is for SISU to drop all of the legal action and make a proper long term deal with Wasps for coventry to play at the Ricoh. If we have a repeat of last year, with another year long deal being struck, it will just be wash rinse repeat and...