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A few reasons given by FATF here: http://www.fatf-gafi.org/media/fatf/documents/reports/ML%20through%20the%20Football%20Sector.pdf FATF are an anti money laundering body established by one of the G7 summits.

Seems like a letter to the students union, asking them to tell SISU where to stick their tickets and why, might be called for.

Speculation about our club? I'm sure it was pure coincidence that their desperately rushed takeover (that had no time for due diligence) was completed the day before The Money Laundering Regulations 2007 came into force.

Fixed that for you.

Stoke will probably have a number of away games that are closer than all our home ones.

You're rather comical yourself, Perry Mason.

So claiming you have bought 3 tickets and coming on here to brag about it isn't hysterical posturing?

I am so pleased for you - give SISU another couple of years and you will probably be able to travel to home games on the Tube.

Paul Appleton “Perhaps he would have been better served in requesting another meeting with me rather than publicly betraying his lack of understanding of the process.” So Mr Appleton, you thought you could simply ride up to Coventry and pocket £.5m for helping a bunch of unscrupulous...

This was my opinion a week or so ago and I haven't changed my mind since:

Maybe you had read them but it is a pity you saw fit to misquote Jim Cunningham's question to support your response this time. For the avoidance of doubt, here it is again: Will the Secretary of State get together with the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport to have a look at the...

It is sad to continually see the same posters either denying the facts or twisting them to support a threadbare argument. It must be like this arguing with Creationists.

You should read those two questions and answers again - carefully.

I think the big difference with today's question and answer is that Jim Cunningham has got Vince Cable to agree to look specifically at problems with CCFC. I think it could be a game changer because a minister of state has made a commitment to the commons to investigate the matter, not a...

I have posted the two questions asked and answered this morning on a new thread. The answer that Vince Cable gave to Jim Cunningham promises to be a real game changer.

Two questions asked and answered by Vince Cable today: Mr Bob Ainsworth (Coventry North East) (Lab): Does the Secretary of State have any plans to look at the Insolvency Act 1986? Hedge funds appear to have the ability to acquire companies, to empty them of their assets, to appoint...

Thursday July 22, according to the CET http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/ricoh-arena-boss-backing-mps-5135745 Seems they can't even be bothered to check a calendar let alone their facts.

It's a good theory Harry, but the problem is that there isn't a company in the SISU "empire" that actually makes any money. Smoke and mirrors I agree with, but only to hide the fact that they are skint.

That's uncalled for - I have nothing to do with SISU.

I would rather be a mug than a nasty, bitter misanthrope.