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It was nearly 35m but did it actually disappear from the CCFC Ltd or CCFC H balance sheets ?

no just dark glasses and a hoodie so no one recognised me :laugh:

picked up the snooker though http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/2013/05/02/coventry-s-ricoh-arena-on-cue-to-pocket-champion-of-champions-snooker-contest-92746-33272140/

such were the finances of a trainee accountant with a mortgage Bg ........... needs must and all that ..............

hate to say it but i had one many many years ago............ was the cheapest car to run i have ever owned

if you are selling tickets to the head banging Paxman put me down for some ! :D

as i understand it the "plan" is to build on a site that enables a developer to come in to do it building of shops etc and throwing in most of the cost of a new stadium, club picks up say 5m or 6m of the cost. If thats the case what is left at Ryton isnt big enough and would still require CCC...

would suggest that if you have received an email you reply by email saying yes or no to make sure the Trust has a clear mandate to reply to the club

what I was actually saying was that because of the Allvey link there was a potential flow of information behind the scenes that might mean Yorkshire Bank were aware of the "alleged" plan which might make it difficult for SISU to pay off the loan at between 2m and 5m (a key assertion in their...

Just to take it a little further...... Mr Allvey as chairman of aCL would have been aware of (a) the financial state of ACL (b) any collusion to paint a distressed picture to Yorkshire bank. I am not sure he left on the best of terms so doubt he would do ACL any favours. I would also think...

just out of interest when did the chairman of ACL leave ?................. Allvey left end of May 2012 wasnt it? ..... after CCFC stopped paying rent and an apparent meeting about working together to distress ACL in the eyes of Yorkshire Bank I only ask because the job he went to was as non...

i fear you are right Moff :o

like I say the thing the club needs to own are the income streams................ could have bought those back long ago. There is no essential need to own the freehold. A longer lease would be welcome certainly but thats no where near as expensive. However an owner (not the club itself)...

To get the freehold you would have to pay for it so you would be putting loans equal to the freehold on the balance sheet too...... probably charges on the property.... probably interest charges to pay as they say every credit has a debit

should file accounts 9 months after year end. Company House will go past that but by the time you get to 1 year + past the due deadline you are looking at Company House taking action against directors for not fulfilling duties. Administration can and will get in the way of that, Pompey 2010 ltd...

as they say owners are transitory and a club is for ever (or should be) ............... The club doesnt need to own the freehold .......... it needs to own the income streams from the site. Only reason currently that an owner needs the freehold is to (a) mortgage it or (b) sell it even PH4...

I didnt say it was new or anything that many people havent mentioned before including me ..... it was a reminder used to illustrate the weakness in what was reported today

wouldnt have thought so sbj because they still need an auditors report and what auditor would sign off on them right now? the club doesnt have a ground to play in for a start, well not one we have been told about anyway........ how could you sign off as a going concern. If the accounts didnt...

it can be the reason yes. It also works the other way though where the ground could be sold to say a pension fund without the club being sold with it.

note 9 of the CCFC Holdings accounts lists the fixed asset investments of that company at £200 that investment is detailed as 100% Subsidiary Coventry City Football Club Limited the nature of business is disclosed in that note as "Playing activities of a professional football club" the...