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Players don't give a shite, here today gone tomorrow, it's bred into them from an early age.

Gone to ground the last couple of months, is it now time for one or both to come out and take a lead on their next course of action or admit defeat. Meeting in leafy Kenilworth is one thing, how about holding one inside Coventry

This can still be stopped, it's up to fans groups to get their counterparts in Northampton to protest to their directors. Still not certain it will happen and as said in an earlier post naming a ground to share had to happen as sisu (otium) have to take something to the FL. But this is a test...

Don't underestimate those two nutty twins, City daft and well into it, they and their crew will definitely be there

Well it is ltd that would be liquidated but that is the football club so if it's liquidated ??

The "L" word has been mentioned again this time though by administrator Paul Appleton so we have to take it seriously but what exactly does it mean ? Yes i know liquidation is the winding up of an insolvent business, but i have questions first is there a period once a business is wound up it...

Sixfields will need redeveloping if we share after the legion have finished with it

If they get promotion next season they are in division 4 (2)

Noti sure what the FL can discuss until that creditors meeting, nothing can move untill then

Has the 2 week notice for that creditors meeting been put in yet ? don't forget after that meeting there's a 28 day cooling off period and then theres the crucial "fit and proper" Football League meeting. No desision on a ground share can be announced until we are out of administration, Fisher...

Fair play, you have your opinion, i think it sucks but that's democracey, very much a minority view point i believe though.

I just hink the administrator is playing by the rules, he has to act by law in the best interests of creditors the fact most of the creditors are sisu related isn't his concern. The FL have a different power and it will be interesting which course they take. Going by their rules and stipulations...

Good thats a start.Glad it is full and this has to be just the beginning of an on going campaign to atleast keep games at the Ricoh; Look forward to the next venture.

Think there is a pub more or less next door, i suspect their trade will be up today.

One i believe, not full

That example you give is on a 52 week basis we play 23 times plus cups so about half what you are saying in gate receipts, there are other additions but i don't see a profit in it for sisu (or their investers) at all.

The SBT are today taking a coach load down to sisu HQ to vent their spleens to our wonderful "new" owners. Can i suggest when we know who our ground sharing partner is we do the same for THEIR first home friendly. Not to riot or cause fuss or silly things like that just to be noticed and...

Well we still have players on decent contracts and 11000 is only about £240k a fortnight, 100k a week lso what would the cost of running a football club a week be. David Bell gets 6k alone apparently

Agreed i wouldn't knock anybody for trying. This is just the first shot since yesterdays announcement, what will it achieve ? not a lot but sisu will notice it's a little bit like "we know where you are " We also know sisu don't like adverse publicity. I think with recent events it will get...

To be honest don't think it makes a lot of difference, go to the home games, sisu will be making losses every week anyhow. I would think it would be about 18000 to break even, we will only get that v Wolves and possibly at xmas. With vertually no other income, no players to sell for decent money...