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Agree with you there. I hate this synical view of the world where all business people are considered to be completely lacking in morals. Sisu are not the norm.

Reading that OSB, are you saying that Sisu can now only get the golden share back with FL approval?

<p> He's going to have to face them at some point. No doubt we will have linnell telling him how grateful we are that sisu saved us.

Is any of our local media going to ask him why he lied over the clubs debt?

Why will they get 10 for exiting admin yet its widely discussed that we will get 15?

Well theres Sky Blues Sports & Leisure Ltd, that hasn't really been mentioned yet!

A free Haggis every Friday.

Thats how it appears to me as well. There is only two reasons for the leagues delay. Either: The league are just incompetent (Whilst this is true I wouldn't have thought to this level) Or, Sisu have moved things out of CCFC Ltd without FL being informed. The FL are now covering themselves...

Also, surely the Sisu money is in CCFCH, not CCFC Ltd. As the only creditor if CCFC Ltd is ACL, does that not mean they can now make it difficult for Sisu to get their hands on the league share?

I don't understand why its taking the FL so long to say where the players are registered and why it took 4 days to say where the league share is registered. It should take them 5 minutes to look it up on a database. They are not coming out of this looking good in my opinion.

I still can't understand that CCFC Ltd is effectively the Club. Therefore how can the players be registered with an entity that isn't the club?

How can the administrator sell players when the players are registered to CCFCH?

Is he employed by ccfc ltd or holdings?

Im struggling to understand this. Have I got it right that: Ccfc ltd/The administrator has the league share, effectively the right to be a football club. Ccfc holdings/sisu hold the player registrations, Ryton and the shop stock? If that's the case does that mean sisu now have a load of...

Interesting that he said the administrator now has to follow normal practice and put the club up for sale.

Points deductions are there to stop teams getting an advantage over others. Classic example being Portsmouth, bought the FA cup when they couldn't afford it. Points deduction is there to try and balance that back up. Other teams, who have played by the rules, miss out otherwise.

Am I the only one who thinks its crazy to even consider building a new ground because of an argument over the price of a pie?

I forgot how successful we were at Highfield Rd, must be all down to the Ricoh.

I'm glad we will see out the remaining games at the Ricoh this season. There would though have been one good thing to come out of playing a home game somewhere else. It would have made those Ricoh doubters realise just how much the Ricoh does feel like home.