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Ok perhaps I didnt put it right. My point was the stadium situation accounts for at most 25% of CCFC losses. Maybe when Sisu show some success in tackling at least part of the other losses then we will get somewhere. What I was trying to get across was that if ACL was suddenly gifted to CCFC...

Ok, so explain to me how much profit would CCFC have made this year if they owned the Ricoh?

If TF carries out his promise there will be no football team in Coventry within 3 years. How could liquidation produce an outcome worse than that?

A week ago he was the best manager in my 20 odd years of supporting the club. Now he is the worst. No other manager has lied to us the way he has. I have no problem with managers moving, but he should never have told those lies last week about sky blue blood etc. With hindsight now I'm glad...

What's been said? No access to a radio.

<p> I also remember the uproar in 2003 when the council were undecided on whether to go ahead without the clubs involvement in the Ricoh project. Had the council refused to get involved the club would have gone bust the very next day. The club begged the council to build the Ricoh, with...

To the council haters, what exactly do you want the council to do?

<p> That would sum up their knowledge of the area if they descibe stoneleigh as south Warwickshire.

<p> Emm it wasn't built when we were in the prem ;) We would sell out at least 7 games a season, man utd, Liverpool, arsenal, Chelsea, man city, villa, wba. Games against Everton, Tottenham, Newcastle would all bring in 28k plus.

Loyal supporters dont criticise their own fans.

And you cant blame fans for wanting their manager to actually be commited to their job.

I think it indicates how many crap managers we've had.

Is it not important to finish as high as possible in order to attract the best players in the summer?

Old Etonians won the FA cup twice, much more than most Premiership and Championship clubs. Does that mean they're a big club? Winning something 100 years ago doesnt make much difference to the size of a club now.

The problem is its just another death nail in the belief that there is loyalty in football. If we do well under the next manager, how can we ever enjoy that with the thought that he could leave us at any minute?

In fairness no club has ever been disloyal to MR. Third club hes walked out on, think its about time he showed some to a club.

Supporters of tin pot clubs always get nasty against the bigger clubs who are going through a bad time.

Well I would be concerned now as a Huddersfield fan. If he does well for them he will be gone before Christmas, the alternative is he takes them down.

Robins is perfectly entitled to up and move to Huddersfield, just as I and my fellow supporters are entitled to think of him as a disloyal rat.

Watch out for him and Cotteral rule themselves out of jobs they were never offered in the next few days.