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You are not that thick that you can't understand how it works.

There is no question Jobs will be created and/or saved. Spending goes up. Can't be arsed to explain again about the multiplier effect. One bloke getting a temp job stacking shelves at tescos as a result of the increase spending. He then has money to spend and rents a place in Coventry. The...

The council did a calculation for the loss to the economy of CCFC moving to Northampton? What was it?

Will an independent auditor suffice?

If you add the projected loss to the local economy if the sky blues move out again (as they are promising to) to the projected figure Wasps bring to the economy. You will arrive at the figure the head of CCC would have had to contemplate if she said no to wasps and CCFC buggered off. It's crap...

Yes thats exactly what I said word for word........

I don't actually know who is the author of the 6 million figure. However saying that it is still quite straight forward financially Ricoh - no wasps no ccfc = bad for the economy Ricoh - CCFC ( stating they are here temporarily before moving) not great for the economy. Ricoh - CCFC & Wasps...

Pugh was so negative You maybe right with a proper winger in front of him I suppose. I felt he was shocking though and played aimless long balls at every opportunity.

There's your answer then.

No it's just this ........ Every time there is an injection of new demand into the circular flow there is likely to be a multiplier effect. This is because an injection of extra income leads to more spending, which creates more income, and so on. The multiplier effect refers to the increase in...

Ever heard of the multiplier effect?

'When Wasps played a Heineken Cup match here in 2007, it brought about £6million into the local economy.' I suppose this could be bull? And this maybe wrong Bucks economy millions of pounds a year. Meanwhile, Claire Prosser, Policy Executive, Buckinghamshire Chamber of Commerce, said...

Unless somehow 8000-27000 fans coming to the city every second week is going to lose money for the economy. How can it not economically benefit us?

Last paragraph most important. Les if you are going to ask questions I want to know the club's plans for the future. What is the aim of the legal action? Where does the money come from for the legal action? How do we get promoted from league one? Where is the new stadium going to be built? How...

It's an interesting article leads to a few questions "THE Coventry Observer today joins mounting calls for an independent inquiry into shadowy affairs which resulted in a council deal to sell the Sky Blues' football stadium to wasps" Q1) Coventry have a fan base of potentially 30k that would...

I think we tried to buy just what you are talking about. But we tried to piss off the owners and drive down the value of it. I think we thought there was nobody else but us. Risky gamble really when the alternative is costs far far far more and probably would reap anywhere near the same rewards :(

Torch did you watch Pugh play? Wages that need freeing up as soon as possible in my book

That's an impossible question to answer 1) nobody and the club folds 2) the rich Saudi or Russian the Sun talked about and the club challenge in the champions league 3) Someone you have never heard of before. I think 1 & 2 are highly unlikely I think 3 would happen. You would never know the...

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/news-opinion/coventry-city-owners-sisu-sell-8566206 With a supporters' group calling on Sky Blues owners to leave, Simon Gilbert asks would Sisu cut their losses? Coventry City FC’s largest supporters group has nailed its colours to the mast by calling on...

If an acceptable bid (to SISU) came in for him, he would be sold. As is the case with all our players. That's just the way it is. I just can't see anyone bidding for him yet. He hasn't done anything yet.