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Am I missing something here? Sounds like the council, and therefore the taxpayer, take all the risk and cover the costs but then if its a success the developer makes the profit.

It wouldn't be Robins dealing with contract renewals would it? Don't we have someone else to do that?

Good stuff. Things looking at lot better than they did just before Xmas.

Great finish.

Stupid tackle from them, no need to go in like that.

Wycombe's goalkeeping kit insn't helping my hangover.

Working fine for me. I'm using Chrome, had issues with other browsers in the past so might be worth trying that.

I've had this argument before with them on their support chat. They claim they don't block mirroring but it does exactly the same thing as if you try to mirror Sky Sports which is deliberately blocked from working.

On what basis, either by law or via the footballing authorities would this new club be the same club we currently support?

Nobody is saying they do. What do you think SISU will do if Wasps continue to refuse talks and we lose our place in the FL, keep Coventry City going out of their undying love for the club? Nobody has said there is no appetite for Coventry City to continue, what has been said is that some people...

2012/13 average attendance was 10,906 2013/14 average attendance was 2,287. That means 80% of the fanbase were no longer attending. Using your logic as the majority of the fans no longer attended Coventry City no longer existed.

Are you being deliberately thick? This has been explained over and over again and is very simple. The assets that are Coventry City were transferred from one company to another company. The old company was then wound up. Literally nothing else changed. Your season ticket was still valid, we had...

If you establish if it is the same club based on the fans continuing to attend then presumably Coventry City ceased to exist when the club moved to Northampton and the fans stopped attending? Or how about this. There is a split in the fanbase and two clubs are setup, Coventry AFC and AFC...

It's you that is failing to grasp a very simple point. If we are liquidated that is it, the club that was managed by Jimmy Hill, that won the FA Cup no longer exists. Using your logic if the Sky Blue Trust said Coventry United is to be the continuation as they were formed as a protest club and...

How is it insulting? If you look at the websites of the clubs it has happened to they very clearly state it is not the same club.

From Newport County's official website:

Potentially by law we could probably pull out but as the transfer system at present relies on this other deal it would create issues signing players in the future.

Liquidation would mean the club no longer exists, no need to worry about automatic relegation.

Not mine, came from the group who have been digging since the company was formed as they had suspicions from the off. They're the ones who passed it to the press.

Maybe they could, although we all know the only reason they did it last time was to cover their own mistake in allowing the player registrations to be split from the club, however I would not want to risk the future of the club on the hope they'll do it again. This highlights the issue...