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If only we had a manager like that Tony Mowbray we wouldn't be in this position!

Something I have mentioned before, I think it is a risky strategy but one that would yield a reaction from some quarters. Not sure the investors know they are investing in CCFC though? That's where this falls down.it could be that you are an investor through a third party and know nothing about it.

At the moment the 42 million sits in their investment portfolio. Take it out and it becomes a 42 million loss from their investment.

You invest, the hedge fund places the funds, you collect the dividends. Maybe their other funds are doing well so they spread the risk? The losses only become an issue once the investment is liquidated.

If they sell for 10 million then they have lost 32 million. If they hang on they have invested 42 million, lost nothing. There is no incentive to sell and sadly no incentive for anyone to take it off their hands.

So you do nothing? A genius plan.

So you are stating in your own words that fans potentially won't give a shit if Coventry City survive? You obviously don't care. I give a shit, I care about the club and don't want it to die. Rather than giving up, how about showing some spirit and do something that will give the club a chance...

Whilst Wasps own it, the Ricoh is still our home. And you will be part of the reason why we move to another venue with your NOPM. But I guess you will say you are a Coventry City supporter?

Point the finger all you want but every action has a reaction and the owners have created the animosity amongst the partners at each stage. Its beating the wife, having affairs and then asking why did she leave me and move in with the nice guy? Nothing to do with Wasps IMO, they are here because...

That you don't like the Ricoh and never wiill suggests you will be delighted when we leave the Ricoh for pastures new in another county or town? Beggars belief if that is the case! Surely you can't be that fickle?

Italiahorse is right in pointing out the vultures are out there. Coventry City are in a desperate situation and we all know what could happen in the future. This is not new, this is predictable and probable. The owners are idiots but not fools, they know that keeping the club as a going concern...

I am not against any disruption but feel that it should be a robust protest that will get its message across. On this occasion I am not sure it will be viable. In my opinion limp wristed protests get a limp wristed response and are not taken seriously, to get the message to its intended...

and apart from a lot of plastic and wasted breath what will achieve?

I hope you have some information regarding the future of the owners? With SISU at the helm the future is bleak but so predictable, without them we can rebuild our club, it will require the goodwill of many who have given up on the club, both stakeholders, partners and fans in general. My concern...

Nick, You are obviously a reasonable guy who would break bread with the devil to further the cause of Coventry City and I respect that but at what point do you accept that to get our club back on track things may have to get nasty? I know it goes against your grain but nothing that our owners...

Ball sack ball sack give us a wave

RB1992- Why I am seeing a student knocking one out in his bedroom over his amazingly droll posts?

Your comment made me think about that "that winning feeling" aside from the FA Cup win in 87, when we all hoped it was the start of something, all I can come up with is 77-78 when Ferguson and Wallace were on fire and we finished 7th and 69-70 when we got in to Europe and a spell under Strachan...

I would love for someone to give me a rational explanation why Ricketts seems to be the next manager designate? I have nothing against him at all but I am trying to find a reason to justify any elevation for him.

Give the job to Oggy, watch this forum self combust and then say sorry wrong envelope and give the role to Brian McDermott