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£50 million to retrieve How does building the new stadium retrieve it?

I was thinking it is the year away

Robins would always leave at some point due to the circus.

At the match yesterday can't help but get a strange feeling about the place. Everything feels so temporary. There maybe a reason for this but the people holding the flags before the team came out just looked like they were grabbed from the stands. No skyblue Sam. I was behind the scenes at...

People should take time to analyse this comment. Possibly the first time RFC has stated his genuine thoughts. What does it mean?????

I think it maybe full of opinion and conjecture about lots of topics because I and think possibility quite a few others may not be sure. What are you actually saying and/or asking? What opinion would you actually like us to comment on. What facts would you like. If its ones from the future I...

No unfortunately I mean securing the long term future of the football club ( if that was your only concern) its the most sensible thing to do. However securing what best for the football club is not necessarily what is best for SISU and it certainly won't get them a large chunk of their 50...

Sounds good

Which is annoying as it is full circle, back to the solution that should have been taken a few years ago when the rent deal was shook on. Prior to SISU thinking actually lets distress ACL further.

Anyone who was not trying to angle to get 50 million back and just was looking for the best solution for the club, would see a long term sensible low rent with as much access to revenues. As the only solution.

I thought the top 5 happened in the last 12 years?

I think you would need to be the owner of wasps to make that statement

How are SISU going to get a chunk of that 50 million back now. I can't see it by adding 25 million onto it?

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/news-opinion/red-button-sisu-fell-down-8192985

Red Button: 'Sisu fell down a hole they'd dug themselves, leaving Wasps to canter home as a lone runner' 28 November 2014 12:30 PM Steve Chilton Former Coventry City chairman John Poynton dismisses Sisu as 'typical hedge fund, throwing money around like confetti in the belief they can walk away...

Controversial one but I would have him back I would have nimely back I would have baker back I would have cody back I would have Marshall back I would have Leon back In exchange for some of our squad at the moment I would gladly swap the wages for Tudguy Jackson Swanson Pugh Mcqoid

Can you answer me how many people do you think, think that the wasps move is good for CCFC? So far I get the impression you maybe referring to two people.

I think he probably should have just asked how many people think wasps buying the Ricoh is good for CCFC.

Unfortunately I had to turn to a great amount of sarcasm when asked to provide such facts on another forum. It is an event in the future unless we can time travel we can't. Which means we are left to accept the experts advise and I would say common sense that it will.

Well the council secured jobs, finance and the economy. They are no longer tied to the Ricoh. They charity lost money but are no longer tied to the Ricoh Wasps got the running of a fantastic stadium. SISU I can't see any positive? Not sure what we get out if it yet. Coventry fans as usual...