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I'm cheap to employ, as I cover property development, maladministration, assistance with asset stripping and I clean the training ground

I'm cheap to employ, as I cover property development, maladministration, assistance with asset stripping and I clean the training ground

Our travelling support has been fantastic over the recent years. It's dreadful that they are having to endure this today. They deserve a proper team to support!

Agree - CCFC is a shambles at so many different levels and areas

That's something we hear from various clubs.....it's only because the players know they'll be replaced by a new manager

The point being that the business plan for most businesses adjusts mid-term reflecting half-year performance. Only idiots crash on spending money blindly when underperforming financially! Given that attendances are below target, then surely the budget for the second half of the season will be...

Any new manager will need to assess recent statements that seem to contradict each other: 1. There is money in the budget ...... 2. We need to balance the books.....which could lead to player sales

It won't be League 2 or the Conference. It''l be the Coventry & District League

The legal teams are in danger of having to find some other work. That'll be a shock to the system after years of the SISU funded litigation. Having said that I'm forgetting it's SISU we're writing about. I expect they are trying to find something in the ruling to challenge.

I was fortunate enough to become a fan during the end of the JH period of management and there was a real sense of direction, purpose and innovative investment into the club. JH & Derrick Robbins ignited the passion in the City for the club, via real positive outreach, partnership working with...

If you are correct and any new investment is ensure the club can carry on trading during a very limited income period. Then the obvious question is "who will be sold in January" to repay the short-term loan"?

Totally agree. Our current owners business model has failed to achieve profitability or success on the field....potentially leading to a profit when selling off or reaching the "promised land" of SKY £m's. So, why would anyone invest in SISU?

Obviously, this could be an interesting development. However, I wonder what level of due diligence any potential investor would be making in getting involved with SISU? SISU's financial performance in recent years has not been strong.

Voted...he's lagging behind on 10%

The value depends on SISU's view on the next court case. They must think that there is a possibility of a significant return....circa £20M+ if they win the case.

Never mind being a showstopper, if it could stop SISU killing our club then it could be worth £140!

As the ground is now owned by Wasps, who are not currently prepared to negotiate with the club until SISU stop litigation. It might be worth asking them for permission to sell the red & black scarves outside the Ricoh?

Expanding the reach of our protests to an international audience would be an interesting development, especially if the connection to SISU's is made which could affect future investors.

Excellent point regarding the realisation of any losses to SISU's investors. It makes me wonder if their investors have detailed information on their exposure in their investment portfolio, as CCFC is likely to be bundled in with a number of other investments. Are SISU banking on really positive...

The litigation process has not concluded & SISU must believe there is a chance of success. Therefore, holding onto CCFC makes business sense if the clubs ongoing running costs are not too high.