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I met linnell as a kid and got a tour of the mercia studios off him. Whilst I don't agree with his 'apparent' pro sisu stance, the man is still a ccfc fan. As are all of us on here, and I prey for the day that we are all once united again. The divide between the fans is what breaks my...

The Ricoh is a far better ground, and it is now our home, but I still miss highfield rd. However its gone, and we all must accept that.

£1m? Average of £15 over 23 games brings in over £3m. Third best supported team in the league, twice the league average. Could we be better supported? Yes Are we the cause of problems? No

Forgive me for agreeing with someone who was actually in the meetings and can speak English over the drunken ramblings of someone who left years ago. Also you do realise don't you that PKWH has about as much to do with the Council as you or I?

CCFC with Sisu in charge will never own the stadium, that is clear whether you agree with that decision or not. The only way for CCFC to own it is to get rid of Sisu. I know you just like everyone else on here is arguing for what you think is right for the club, but owning the stadium is the...

From the sounds of him he must have just met them in the Pub.

PKWH, such a contrast from Paul Fletcher.

Sisu don't honour their contracts to buy.

Well they talked to Jennings, so I was expecting some football news. However it was something better than football info, he was saying he and all the other players have been paid, I was so relieved to hear this. My primary concern lately has been whether David Bell gets his hard earned pay.

Budget cutbacks I'm afraid. Local BBC Stations all networked after 6pm at weekends.

No he didn't. He said the action was took because Timmy threatened to Liquidate the club. That was their primary concern. He could have quite easily said that someone was definitely going to buy the club, but Sisu's actions have prevented this. No one could have proved otherwise, so don't you...

If it was CCFC wouldn't have been paying rent with Arena 2000. ACL was set up on 16th May 2002, with CCFC as a 50% shareholder along with Coventry Council. The rent wasn't discussed until after CCFC sold its shares.

ACL didn't even exist then.

Didn't seem to bother him while he worked for ACL.

So the bit about the rent being set whilst in the Premiership was true then?

I especially liked the bit when he said about the rent being set whilst in the Premiership. Makes great sense.

Well done Paul Fletcher, you've made Fisher look intelligent.

Apparently WHU have bought the Olympic Stadium now

http://www.skybluestalk.co.uk/threads/28575-Mcsheffrey-s-up-for-it!

Normal business practice.