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His law offices, I presume.

Not sure about this description of her or the other worshipping of her that seems to go on - making her out to be a cross between Margaret Thatcher and Wonder Woman. With her recent record and camera shyness, I would suggest she is more of a cross between Anne Widdecombe and Forest Gump.

Anyone else think that Pressley may not last long enough to be in charge of a game at Sixfields?

Don't worry, they will quickly find a way to cheat him out of it.

Don't waste your energy. Remember, this is the cretin who has multiple forum ids and forgets which one he is using occasionally. He was also claiming to be a lawyer at one point.

The meeting will presumably have been minuted and it would be pretty idiotic to claim something had been said at this meeting if it could easily be disproved by the minutes. I didn't hear Labovitch, did he deny the words attributed to Seppala?

When a business can't sell it's product because it is substandard, the answer is not to reduce the quality even further. The answer is to find another business.

So the SISU apologists move on from blaming ACL for all the problems to the stay away fans! None of it is SISU's fault is it?

Coventry City have told their three highest-earning players they are free to leave the troubled club. Coventry’s first match since being docked 10 points because of their financial crisis ended in a 3-2 defeat at Crawley. Skipper Carl Baker, striker Leon Clarke and keeper Joe Murphy were told...

Unfortunately not, but I think it is probably a more involved stakeholder. I would be amazed if ACL, Higgs or the council don't go down this route. Or even HMRC - they are as anxious as anyone to expose the shady side of football insolvency and the CCFC model has this in spades.

I believe a judicial review of the administration process is possible and fans could claim 'community interest'. I have also heard a few things that lead me to believe that someone is already in the process of requesting one.

Check the dates: SISU were desperate to get money invested by 14 December 2007. The next day, the Money Laundering Regulations 2007 came into effect and the source of this investment would have been subject to tighter scrutiny. Coincidence?

Read their accounts since then - it's been all downhill for them. Rather like CCFC.

I won't be going tomorrow even though Crawley is probably the nearest league ground to me. I wouldn't be sad if they lost, or happy if they won - so that's it, nearly 50 years of devotion to a club wiped out.

just-here-4-coffee this is you isn't it http://www.pof.com/viewprofile.aspx?profile_id=52088117 ? Plenty Of Fish - I am sure there will be a few jokes along in the minute.

Interesting that HMRC opposed the CVA as well. They have been looking for a long time to take a bite out of the football regulators and maybe they have scented blood.

All worth bugger all without the hearts and minds of the fans.

Isn't this what you were trying to say?

Most wrong headed thing I have read since "Poland were responsible for starting WWII".

Has Fisher said they will play at the Ricoh if the the CVA is signed? I must have missed that.