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Well I'm in support of the idea Michael. Seems a happy compromise, its not a phoenix club YET, just a protest. But it could be a phoenix club if the need calls for it. It would ensure that if the club didn't come back all would be in place to take up where it left off. Also no one can accuse...

I thought it was £500k, and it was only owed because the FL insisted on it?

Can I just ask, is there any form of protest you support?

As comments about ccfc go that's about as relevant as "James Watt invented the steam engine". Unless Tim intends to move us to Hamburg its pretty pointless information about standing in the German leagues. I doubt we'll ever have terraces back here. I dont have a problem with safe standing...

Ok your right. Standing is allowed. Man Utd and Arsenal have dramatically reduced capacities and therefore incomes just because they feel like it.

Did anyone think to ask where this new ground would be?

Presumably if the club doesn't come back it could assume its place?

We don't play in the Bundesliga and standing is illegal in any major UK football stadium.

He wants a mixture of seating and standing? Well he obviously has no aim of being in the top two divisions then.

It hasn't being denied either so it obviously is.

I dont believe that the trust have been threatened with legal action (although I wouldn't be surprised), however it would just be nice if they could just confirm that. As has been seen with the way sisu run the club, if you dont give the people all the facts, you cant blame them when they...

And the council won't sell the freehold at below market value so Led Reids articles are also "shite" as you so eloquently put it. Why aren't people listening to that? No market value bid, no freehold. Simple as that really.

Despite what some on here would have you believe, no other club has chose to build outside their boundaries, its only ever been out of necessity.

Bolton Wanderers play in Metropolitan Borough of Bolton so its not really comparable.

Relevance? Plas Dol y Moch is owned by the Coventry Education Department. Therefore its perfectly acceptable to build a stadium in North Wales using your logic.

I think its worth remembering that Taxi journeys outside the Coventry boundary are non metered, therefore its up to you to negotiate a price with the taxi driver. You might save money, it might cost you more. Also worth remembering that Coventry buses going outside the city boundary...

If its 1 mile from the boundary its likely to be in another town.

Probably wouldn't go. It has to be in or literally next to the city boundary for me to still class it as Coventry City FC.

ACL will give the most detailed answers. Otium and CCC will each answer only the questions they want to answer. FL will reply about how they don't comment on specific cases and refer back to Otium/CCC/ACL

The only way I can see not returning ties in with this is if they win the JR then they can claim for damages.