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Okay that makes sense and helps develop the Ricoh which is a good thing for Coventry. So theoretically if they continue with this policy even though the mortgage payments are going to the council not YB, ACL can still invest in the Arena. Then that makes it more likely to generate more profit...

Don't agree with the councillor that the club shouldn't own the Ricoh or at least the lease on it, but is he stating a personal opinion or council policy and let us not forget that the board of ACL only has two council appointed directors initial. What is clear to me is that SISU have ruined...

Don't agree with the councillor that the club shouldn't own the Ricoh, but SISU have ruined their chances of buying it. As PWKH said SISU stopped negotiating for the charity share and just buggered off, then they stopped paying the rent which is a clever way of showing your commitment to the...

Hopefully the administrator did it then, the BBC haven't got it on their site.

Well we were talking about this on the Q&A thread and saying for matchdays only apart from parking what other revenue streams are there? The stadium naming isn't going to be included as it isn't just for matchdays and advertising is already included*. That leaves as we said Parking and anything...

I thought that the attendance figure had to be passed on to the FA and/or FL so they could calculate payments needed to them. I'm fairly certain that another club were fined for falsifying their gate figures, making them lower to avoid paying so much out. Has the administrator got our figures...

As far as I can see from the statements made by PWKH and others who are involved in this, SISU made the first move by boycotting the rent. Does anyone know anything different?

He does get paid but as far as we know it is by the BBC only.

Didn't hear everything on the phone in and don't have time to listen again just yet, which I why I said people who did hear everything should make their minds up. Basically if he wasn't giving an equal standing to both sides, the pro and anti SISU groups then he may well have broken something...

BBC Editorial Guidelines Some of the relevant BBC Editorial Guidelines - there is a section on personal views/comments. Make your own minds up on Stuart after reading that. The entire lot can be found here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/editorialguidelines/guidelines

I would think that he stopped the CCFC corporate work when he got the BBC gig but maybe Stuart would like to clarify that for me - I wouldn't want to be wrong. That would also explain why it no longer appears on his website.

Okay I'm in a generous mood so I looked up his previous site and so can you, the pages are available here http://web.archive.org/web/20111007064657/http://www.stuartlinnell.co.uk/testimonials.htm and it does say and then goes on to sing his praises in relation to the work he has done for the...

Have you read the BBC editorial guidelines?

Why is he picking on Torchy and Grendel?

Ooh my goodness what is dear old Stuart having today other than a mare. If his position is that the majority of fans aren't anti SISU then he's having a laugh. This forum is getting a lot of free publicity out of it though so not all bad news.

I think and I've never been a director but I think they were obligated to do something to prevent Liquidation so that there was a chance of recovering at least some of the debts.

As I understand it and I agree with you, the decision to have high court administration proceedings against CCFC Ltd were set in motion when TF mentioned Liquidation. As nobody wants that (although it could just be nice excuse) they started legal proceedings, we could have been playing until the...

Not suggesting anything about you. I did just think maybe it was a remark at the end of a meeting made purely as a “goodbye” gesture and not as a sign of any "serious offer"

Thanks you for making a fairly rubbish day better by making me laugh with that comment. Tempted to get it put on a t-shirt* and wear it to a home game. *With your permission