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Not really news any administration in any company could be challenged legally. Wonder where the story came from originally - who sourced it to covmad? Also Sconset Capital and Avro Master Trust are not companies most likely investment funds unlikely they would take in debt to then write it...

You could be right CSB but the creditors meeting would go to a vote and eg Harry Shaw could be out voted and SISU take control of the process. Dont think SISU would want to lose control of the process so you might find Harry Shaw for example got paid off if they took action. Not an isolvency...

you know what also frustrates me is where we play our passing football. Watched a couple of matches over the weekend and the difference between our passing game and theirs was where they do it. We do it behind the halfway line and with no great pace. Most successful passing sides do most of...

Basically administration is a period during which an independent insolvency expert runs the company with a view to either recovering the company, selling it on or winding it up. It is generally controlled however by the largest creditor. Any assets can be sold to pay off debts. In the case of...

Cheers 6 generations :wave: almost sounds like Keys was refering to the original bid but will wait see. Not actually sure there is anything new there. SISU have got to want to do the deal with Hoffman & co and I wouldnt bet my £1 on that happening so i will believe it when I see it

Dont think anyone wants us to stop playing passing football Tankie just want us to do it with some passion & desire, maybe even do it in the other teams half ! We are a soft touch at the moment and need to toughen up and fight to stay in this division - fighting for the right doesnt mean you...

I hear SISU are taking the club away from the Ricoh and making this our new home :whistle:

believe it when i see it ..... as with so much at CCFC. As such it isnt good news it is just a statement from Keys that may or may not have substance - sorry to put a downer on it..... but there is no hard evidence of anything and if reading the report right it has now become the Keys bid...

or is it perhaps jumping on the band wagon because it sells more papers ? :thinking about: The situation hasnt changed significantly for weeks (there have been changes but the fundamentals are what they have always been) .......... it has been a case of go SISU & put up or shut up GH for...

As a full season ticket holder why the hell would I want half of one aswell? Would I try to sell one to friends and family? errrr no I like my friends and family! email got deleted

Been like it all season ICHAN what we all see here takes weeks to sink in and be realised at CCFC :facepalm:

use knock tap tap knock to come in LBB. :D The rest of the instructions are written in invisible ink below............ :whistle::whistle::whistle::D

First bit of sense coming out of CCFC in a long time ! Well done him. Now lets see if the players & manager follow it up with suitable actions !

clearly some people in this world have more money than sense!:thinking about::facepalm::whistle: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-16027006 Eight Ferraris, three Mercedes-Benzes, a Lamborghini and two other vehicles were involved in the pile-up in the southern prefecture of Yamaguchi Japan.

all very good questions wingy.......... sadly as yet i dont have the answers

Ah but Sconset Capital LP are listed at Company House as owning 96% of the shares in Sky Blue Sports & Leisure which owns (ed?) CCFC. Sisu were never our owners they only managed the loans from their investors who owned the club in five different funds. You are probably spot about the paperwork...

Have sent following to the Football League "Further to my previous email. It has become clear from Companies House that the ownership of the shares in Sky Blue Sports & Leisure which owns Coventry City FC has changed. 96% of the shares in Sky Blue Sports & Leisure are now owned by Sconset...

Cheers crowsnest

Perhaps but if they are a further layer of investment management and all that has been done is to put the old funds under one name maybe not. But it is a question that should be asked. Wouldnt hold your breath about getting anything useful from the Football League though.

No sub - SISU dont own the shares or the loans made they only manage it. The only thing that would show would be the fee they charge for managing their clients money - but even that wont show the football club involvement seperately