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Ah gawd bless you IPTV 🤓

Interesting quotes from the Exeter chairman about the downside of having auxiliary businesses around the club - Exeter's Rowe warns of financial issues Rowe says that while the conferencing business and central revenues from rugby - such as television rights and Rugby Football Union funding -...

Can anyone dig out the thread from our pre-season predictions last season? I tried but couldn't find it.

Fair point

Has anyone got examples of CCC cutting funding to services (libraries/bus routes etc) that can be publicised against this? As people have mentioned before, an independent standing just for CCFC probably wouldn't win, but a campaign against corruption/moral might. Maybe the candidate should...

Anyone can raise a complaint...

Leave him alone Nick. This is why he wanted the 6'2" Dabo in the midfield.

I'm not too worried about the 'future of the club' comment. Sounds v much like a 'won't someone think of the children' to get attention. As discussed (very sensibly by all I must add!) earlier; SISU losing millions on an indemnity/court case/stock market crash won't affect CCFC unless they...

Sound logic. Bless @smileycov for trying to reason!

Sheffield United playing in the Premier League will bring in more money next year than all of the city centre events put together, council leader Julie Dore has said - LINK

Maybe Wasps already have an indemnity with CCC to benefit Wasps. We've thought all along that Wasps were naive if they didn't think SISU were the litigious type. Would explain why CCC want the indemnity clause if they'd have to pay Wasps? Or more likely just protecting their beloved Wasps.

Boddy said - ' “The principle and concept of an indemnity against Wasps and a third party was absolutely a requirement, and this indemnity would have put the Football Club at substantial risk and jeopardise its very future.' Wasps then said - “However, Wasps did not insist on an indemnity...

I don't think no comment is quite going to cut it now...

That might well be the capacity for the season anyway.

Well Wasps carried on negotiations when they found out. This was part of Eastwood's statement in June last year - “As everyone is aware, we made it a pre-requisite of talks that the owners would stop pursuing proceedings around the ownership of the Ricoh Arena. We understood the owners shared...

My view is that SISU have taken a calculated gamble for next season assuming that Covid will mean vastly reduced crowds, it wouldn't make a difference to attendances whether we're at Ricoh or St Andrews. I can't then see us back at the Ricoh the season after as Wasps have to find £35m on May...

We didn't win the game?

Does this give SISU/Wasps a bit longer than thought to sort out the ground?

The EFL have today confirmed the start date for the 2020/21 league season. Coventry City's Sky Bet Championship campaign will get underway on the weekend of 12th September. League One and League Two will also start on the same weekend. The 2020/21 season will conclude on the 8th and 9th May...