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Think its safe to say that if they do move it will break the club's lowest attendance record of 2,059 set in 1928.

Saturday night at the Blaze, couple of beers while watching the game, few more in Crosbys after, then take a walk down to the Windmill, or wasting a fortune in petrol to go and watch Sisu Fc in some shithole stadium with no affinity to Coventry. No brainer really.

In reality the Golden share would be allocated to a company registration number, business names change all the time and the league would prepare for this.

Depends on how they act in negotiations. Why do you call ACL a quango?

Where is Holdings getting its income from?

In that stark choice I would choose the reformed club.

Good question, how is Pressley supposed to build a team when the club can't possibly have a clue about budgets for next season?

Little article for Grendel to read about evil local councils http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17230886

No its finished now.

But you agree that ACL would have a strong legal case for evicting the club yet have chosen not to? At what point have Coventry Council issued a winding up order against the club?

Acl should only be dealing with the administrator at the moment. It has nothing to do with anyone else.

If ACL didnt care why have they not evicted the club despite not receiving rent for 12 months?

Why do the local press not ask on what authority Fisher is making these statements?

Depends on what you class as the club really. The model of football clubs doesn't fit well to the model of a standard business.

If the golden share is the club then I dont see what authority Fisher has to take the club anywhere. My opinion is ACL are trying to show that the administrator is control of the club.

Acceptable to anyone with common sense. If they spend £25m on a new ground to save them having to pay out £400k a year, it will take well over 50 years before seeing a return on that investment. Great business sense that.

I might be wrong here but was this latest offer to negeotiate not from CCFC Holdings? The rent row now has nothing to do with CCFC Holdings or Sisu, it is up to the administrator to meet with ACL. The current rent agreement still exists between ACL and CCFC Ltd. For ACL to then allow a...

Forced out? CCFC have left the Ricoh of their own accord after turning down an acceptable rent offer. At what point have ACL said they are evicting the club?

Any new ground would be built on such a shoestring budget it would make the Ricoh look an architectural wonder. It would be 4 small indentical stands.

No its not. 10k people paying £15 a ticket x23 games gives an income of £3.45m minus £1.3m rent is £2.15m 5k people (if were lucky) paying £15 a ticket x 23 games (rent free) gives an income of £1.72m