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Why would it be a risk? were the council desperate to sell? The stadium was built for CCFC and the council could have held onto it until the circumstances were right for CCFC to purchase it. Not to mention the fact the council would never sell to the football club under SISU even if they did...

You and others wouldn't. I'm not forgetting what SISU have done, if they had acted like competent owners it would have never came to us. There's no doubt they are among the worse things to happen to the club in its history. However only an idiot would continue to defend the councils role in this.

That's a good point, now that you have mentioned it, couldn't wasps just put in a derisory offer to the Higgs like say £1 and then just keep blocking any other attempted sale of the higgs shares?

If so then the right to veto now lies with Wasps then? So all this, the balls in SISU's court is nonsense in reality.

The CET are claiming the council have the right to veto and that right will transfer to wasps when the councils shares of ACL are officially sold to Wasps

She knows it isn't possible but wants the fans to blame SISU for not purchasing it rather than the council take the flak for selling it.

Are you still proud of the council?

He's still eligible for the U21s Players born on or after 1 January 1992 are eligible until the end of the 2015 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship. Wilson DOB is in February 1992

Allsop looked quite assured vs Crawley, maybe he's getting better?

Have the CET put this question to the club yet?

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/wasps-ceo-wants-coventry-city-7903341 You mean this statement? He doesn't actually talk about shared revenues, he talks about generating the financial resources for the club to get us back into the championship and then says it...

Depressed CCFC fan

Assuming you're right and it isn't possible then I agree its disgraceful. Assuming you're wrong and it is possible then SISU need to move their arses into gear and purchase it

Pitch looks really bobbly in those highlights.

That was the plan but people complained too much

How about this, we buy it. Then we tell wasps we want 30 million for our 50%. Then we use the 30 million to build the Fisher Arena in Coventry where we own 100% and have no egg chasers ruing our pitch. It's the master plan

It's everyones right to go if they want to, just as people were entitled to go to sixfields if they wanted. Personally I have no interest in watching Rugby anyway regardless of the circumstances anyway so it isn't even really a decision for me.

Haven't you heard? We are building a new stadium in the Coventry area.

I know, I'll never be going to a Wasps game at the Ricoh. It's going to look even more of an embarrassment than our 7,7k vs Crawley

Sixfields wasn't financially viable but it still happened. Theres no way SISU are going to agree to be long term tenants at the Ricoh where Wasps own 100%.