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I do realise that ARVO is SISU and I also realise that SISU have no money - why should ARVO have any? ARVO has only been around for a couple of years and there is no evidence that it has been funding " multimillion pound losses ".

What makes you think ARVO have got the money to lend to CCFC?

They might just wait until the club goes into administration again - before Christmas probably.

The current owners are not as sharp as Tim (who hasn't been able to find another job in the City since being fired nearly 10 years ago).

A few questions, regarding the proposed new ground, for Fisher at the forum this evening: 1. Who is going to lend SISU the money to build a second football stadium anywhere near the Ricoh. 2. Where will they find investors when, despite the efforts of Dulieu and Fisher, SISU couldn't find...

When the people running SISU are prepared to be less than truthful in court, it is very likely that they are prepared to stand in front of a group of fans and tell a pack of lies. How anyone can give them any credence baffles me.

Yes, but he will be sober in the morning but you.... well you know the rest.

Someone like SISU you mean? I dread to think how much they would have been charging CCFC to play there.

I doubt if he is getting £300k - SISU are too tight to pay that sort of money and even if they weren't they could have had someone with experience and ability. Fisher has never run or managed anything as large or as complex as CCFC and is completely out of his depth and comfort zone.

I am fairly sure they don't have any money so I wouldn't be surprise if this was true. A desperate attempt to cover the holes in their threadbare finances and persuade the Football League that they do have funding in place for next season.

If Fisher is to be believed, the next decade is a write-off :mad:

This could be good news, if true, SISU wouldn't require an extended deadline.

There isn't much premier about it - the guy who supplied me with the lease details described the location as off-Oxford Street and not Mayfair (BTW, off-Oxford Street is not complimentary in commercial property parlance). And yes, there is a pattern, SISU's income is slowly drying up after their...

SISU have 407 sq metres at £602.78 psm which works out at £245.336 per annum + rates.

I remember him from school although I haven't seen him for years and would have been hard pressed to recognise him. I do recall him as being an honest and very decent sort, so I would say that his approach is genuine but obviously I know nothing of his backers or recent background.