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I would travel Lands End to John O'Groats to watch my team at an away game, but I will state now I will not watch a home game outside of this City under any circumstances. If you don't understand the principle of why then its pointless me even trying to explain it to you.

Ok, when Sisu return their football club to our City then I shall resume supporting them.

Agree with the OP, I would actually go further than indifference to the franchise club and would be pleased to see them do badly.

If they didn't care about the club why didn't they evict them 6 months ago?

We finished 15th in league fecking one!!! how is that a decent team?? Pretty sure we have never finished higher than 17th in the Championship with these clowns in charge, and you think thats good??

Well done for showing that by winning a few games we could be a well supported club. Shame the team couldnt win at the Ricoh to encourage those home crowds, but across the whole football league our away figures look pretty good all things considered. 2929 Leeds United 2511 Sheffield...

Building just outside the City boundary would still give CCC a say over it as it affects Coventry roads and other infrastructure. Also the City Council and the County Council have a very close relationship with each other, I'm pretty sure Warwckshire Council would be pretty unwilling to help...

Once the club leaves Coventry then it stops being my football club. In fact I would be happy to see it lose.

They have no choice? So Football stadiums can just be built anywhere without planning permission then?

Fair enough, I get where your coming from.

Surely theres more important things to worry about right now?

Those figures are just the clubs turnover broken down. Commercial revenue is all non ticket and non F&B's releted income for the club. I.e TV money, shirt sales, advertising.

If we're talking about rent deals then we can't forget about ACL, the Council has no legal authority to negotiate rent. If your saying that the Council are looking at selling their share of ACL then that is feesable. However, Sisu have shown that they are strongly opposed to Councils using...

How exactly? The court ruling against the council would not change the fact that CCFC Ltd are in administration, that a rental agreement exists between ACL and CCFC Ltd, and that Sisu are no longer in control of CCFC Ltd. ACL cannot negotiate with CCFC Holdings while it has an agreement with...

The commercial side of them figures still goes to the club, nothing at all to do with the council.

I fail to see how this court case affects whether we get new owners or not. The two things are unrelated.

Deal can only be done with Ltd, it now has nothing to do with Sisu.

These things take time. As for what is happening with the squad, that would have happened regardless due to ffp.

If this leads to getting rid of Sisu then it will all be worth it.

Daryll Murphy is the sports reporter on Free Radio.