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Central news in Coventry - did someone have to give them directions? It is spreading around the world: http://news.google.co.uk/news/story?pz=1&cf=all&ned=uk&hl=en&q=Jan+Mokrzycki&ncl=dfDq-qfuCxHf9ZM3pSyN3n-TwJaXM&cf=all&scoring=d

Now: Adult £15 16-18 or over 60 £10 under 16 £5 On Saturday: Adult £17 16-18 or over 60 £12 under 16 £5

CWR said 7500 tickets have been sold.

You have a point about the reason - but McPake was responding to reports he has put in a transfer request. AT and cov telegraph do not mention the words "transfer request".

He just wants to play football and has had a chat with AT about weather he needs to move for that to happen. Now because cov mad reported this as a transfer requests (which in football means putting a written request to move) we are having to get a player to respond to the story.

who said it was private?

No where in the Cov Telegraph article does it say put in or handed in a "transfer request". Just says he has talked to AT about the possibility of moving. Cov Mad says he has put in a transfer request. As a transfer request is a formal written document asking for a transfer out of the club -...

I take it you are joking? We have been losing money every year since the take over - where do you think the money is coming from to pay the loss if not sisu?

Andy Driver has handed in a written transfer request http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/16256690.stm

It looks like cov mad were the first site to say "transfer request". So Mcpake is just saying that cov mad is wrong again!

Asking for a move and handing in a transfer request is 2 completely different things. He has asked AT for a move. A transfer request involves a player putting it in writing and losing his percentage cut in any transfer fee.

No city link logo on it!

Not true. Doncaster 2008/09 - bottom at Christmas, finished 14th.

He signed a 1 year extension at the start of the season taking his contract to the end of 2012/13 season.

It looks like the shareholders were offered 1p per share and one "b" share in CCFC holdings. There are 295 people registered as "b" shareholders.

I think OSB is referring to the new investors possibly charging interest.

All previous shareholders still have shares in the club under CCFC Holdings, just that they are non voting shares. As the major shareholder could always out vote them - there is no difference.

It says they had a meeting after the match - but Hoff and his mates were in the casino after the match.

And don't forget the bid to be the new Wembley with a 90,000 seater stadium!

He has resigned as director from: Otium SSBSL CCFC holdings CCFC So now we are left with: Otium - Mark Labovitch, Onye Igwe SBSL - Mark Labovitch, Onye Igwe CCFC holdings - Mark Labovitch, Tim Fisher, John Clarke CCFC - Onye Igwe