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You're right, could we ask AT to send all the new signings back? The fans don't want them as they might possibly interfere with our ability to overpay the council for rent. The drawback to this of course is that the fans then won't attend the games, because we haven't signed any new players...

To be fair, that is a bit morbid!

Just thought that you were being particularly lazy in demanding the facts and figures, and after being told where they were on this very website, still not looking for them yourself. You may have misunderstood though that they were so easily accessible. People not being willing to research...

Real shame that.

Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker's dad as well apparently(according to starwarssecretdadsrumours.com).

Not heard anything on this rumour at all. Do you get voices in your head? It's okay as long as they stick to "Cody is unsettled and wants away from City", but if they start saying "All women are prostitutes and tools of the devil, kill them, kill them", then I'd advise you to see a health...

The information on interest payments and other fees paid to RR are all on this site, as I pointed out to you. OSB has also done a good analysis on Pro-zone, which should change the commonly held view on how valuable to us it was. Talking of snide, do i still need to go to school, or are my old...

If paid yearly interest on a £1.5million loan over 3 years at 16%, total interest paid wouild be £503,660, which as OSB has guessed at the last years interest to bring it down lower than previous years(possibly as the loan term cut short), then the £440,000 interest paid would be approximate to...

If RR could have got approx 16% interest(at a guess, you could have a go at working it out for yourself, but may be a bit too much work for you), on his loan from anywhere else, I'd love to hear where from? Especially now Bernard Madoff has been put away for several lifetimes. What exactly was...

Bow to your superior knowledge on this, just thought that they may have had the intention of using the clubs debt to access more funding, in some arcane financial manner. RR certainly knew how to spin a line though: "Ray Ranson, the club’s dynamic young Chairman, is undoubtedly a modern-day...

What other comments I can't prove? Bit more, very well hidden in the Board/Finance discussions thread under Prozone and RR, took 2 seconds for me to find, but you may have a little more trouble, so helping you out. Prozone and RR...

Fucks sake, the figures are on this website, just look at the top of the screen. You just don't want to know do you? "Loans. Much is discussed about the SISU and other loans. Here are the facts as have so far been made available. On takeover the net liabilities of the group were discounted...

Having the debt in itself back in those heady days, wasn't thought of as necessarily a bad thing, it could be rolled over and repackaged as an asset, which could be used as collateral for other loans. Unfortunately for the financial whizzkids all the slicing and dicing of these(generally classed...

They are on this board in the Board/finance discussions, not asking you to go down to companies house, let me know when you're next having a crap and i'll come and wipe your arse for you.

Showed you where to look for the facts, if you're too lazy to look them up yourself it's not really my problem.

In the accounts, in one of the stickys in board/finance discussion board, also something in the RR thread in there. Partiularly interesting the lack of value that Pro-Zone brought to the club.

He was disingenuous at best, though people who actually believed it had only themselves to blame really. The majority of debts not cleared on their take-over either, merely rolled up and repackaged(similar to the sub-prime debt was that started the whole financial crisis), just that Sisu were...

Those figures are nowhere else other than the Coventry Telegraph, are you saying that the Coventry Telegraph hasn't always regurgitated whatever information the club throws to it? Ranson is correct though, and the accounts are false, hooray, we are debt free again!

We can trust what is in the accounts I suppose, as they legally have to be signed off as accurate. Accept the figures in the accounts as true, then obviously the ex-chairman's statements are somewhat economical with the truth. As for the newspapers? Think the Telegraph the only newspaper with...

If, of course, we were ever anywhere likely to be involved in buying them at all. Which is doubtful.