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I've merged the two threads which were on the same topic.

I think from a quick look at their website that they are a gate receipt mortgaging bunch who buy all the tickets before a season starts at a discounted rate and then sell them to the fans (sometimes through the club) at face value and pocket the difference. Most of the website is taken up with...

That's a great result even if it wasn't a walk in the park. Well done city.

Come on City!

Murphy is a good keeper and I hope he turns into the next Oggy especially as he's got the big man as coach. Although I hope he doesn't have to keep clean sheets to keep us up like Oggy.

This is why I pay an accountant to do my tax return rather than attempt it myself

Didn't like his season on Countdown much, Nick Hewer is much better suited to it although Des Lynam worked equally well for me.

Well looking at the positives in the table now, only Crawley have more games in hand and they're above us. Colchester in 19th are the next closest with the same number of games in hand. We've got a positive goal difference which you have to look to Bradford as the next highest team with that...

If this doesn't actually get built then we will be at Sixfields for years longer and that is not good enough. We're Coventry City and we should be playing in Coventry and if that means a groundshare with the rugby club or whatever then so be it.

Done, best of luck with the dissertation.

Had a customer on Sunday to whom that phrase would apply perfectly.

True - you'd think they'd be publicising it to everyone so the FL and FA took notice of the efforts they're making to get it built.

Speaking as someone who is happy to have the new stadium, or even a groundshare in Coventry if it means we come home sooner, I'd be interested to hear about the meeting.

ML said the outcome of the JR won't affect the club which I assume means financially, so fortunately for us the costs of the JR Win/lose/draw will not be adding to our club's debt mountain.

That's what I thought too - see post 85. All standard business practice :)

What is so difficult to understand here? The AEHCT is a charity and as I understand it cannot reject a CVA hence why as chairman of the trustees PWKH voted for the CVA. They're also a different entity from the Higgs who own half of the shares in ACL, and it was ACL who rejected the CVA and (were...

Possibly wasn't ML wearing his Ltd or Holdings directors hat at a meeting and therefore couldn't hear the offer ACL allegedly made.

So ML is claiming that this PR firm are being paid for with tax payers money. Is he saying that A) The council are paying them directly and it is coming out of a council bank account which would be a concern, and would be taxpayers money. Or B) That the business in which the council is a...

As far as I know there has been no financial information (i.e. annual reports and accounts) released by SBSL, Otium or ACL and at the moment any comments by us on here are guesswork.

How bad were yours?