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At what point was that? I assume that was when we were actually resident in the Ricoh. You do understand that there were independent assessments of the value of the Ricoh that were referenced in the Judicial review. "Richard Ellis later performed a sensitivity analysis, which indicated that...

That is utter tosh. All that have to do is ensure that there are a couple of pitches somewhere , they probably don't even have to be football pitches. they can then rent somewhere and develop the site.

Some good points in here and whilst it would be better for the club to own the ground, I still fail to see why the council are to blame . Are you insinuating that there is a orchestrated campaign against CCFC or is it simply that the course of action taken by the council was in the best interest...

agreed

Comparing the track records of the respective owners one seems to be delivering the other dissembling at best so I think OSB58's post was appropriate

Along with the new ground no doubt

You could always apply that logical thinking to ACL ,CCC and WASPS but i doubt you will

Sports England are concerned with the overall delivery of sport not the training facilities for an elite football club as they do not serve the wider community. If a professional football club re houses its training facility to say Alan Higgs, Warwick University, Copsewood, or Broad Street...

Thanks thought so

OSB58 , to me it seems that Ryton with Planning permission is the last wringings out of the club. Exactly what do they have to do to satisfy the RBC regarding the replacement facilities given they are not a "public use" facility but a facility for a private club? Would it be satisfactory to...

I saw that in his interview, The point I was considering is where does that asset lie within the organisation? Does it belong to the club? If yes I understand that it has effectively been mortgaged. If that is the case what is the charge over Ryton. It certainly would not be the £7 million as...

Ryton alone is worth about £7 million with planning permission. Site about 100 yards away at one quarter of the size of Ryton (1.5 acres as opposed to 6) is up for £1.8million. http://www.rightmove.co.uk/commercial-property-for-sale/property-61751909.html

This is for a 1.5 Acre site, Ryton Training ground is six acres so given a like for like valuation probably about £7,200,000

just as a point of interest, this piece of land for sale about 100 yards from Ryton http://www.rightmove.co.uk/commercial-property-for-sale/property-61751909.html Planning for 14 homes, makes you think how much Ryton would be worth to SISU/ Otium

like our current situation? SISU are implementing a NOPM campaign of their own.

I dont think it matters who is the next manager of CCFC, being realistic they have somewhere between Adam Chance and no chance of succeeding with the current owners in place. We have just lost an experienced manager with a track record of promotion and good football from his previous clubs yet...

Think this is a truly sad day for CCFC. Last year top, today rock bottom. In between massive upheaval on the playing staff, largely due to not having the sufficient budget to either retain or recruit the identified targets. Losing TM will sate a few of the SISU zealots as they try to get us...

its still nearly double the number of Sky Blues supporters who attended the last home game

would not expect to either totally fill or empty the stadium but if we managed a significant differential in attendances that would be news worthy

Is there scope for an all in / all out protest? Choose two games, One we try to get every CCFC fan to attend the other we get every CCFC fan to boycott. That will demonstrate our strength of feeling regarding the current situation, it will also show any potential owners what the fan base...