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Sisu can't do it themselves because they say ACL won't make a deal with them. They are only moving because they have no choice. I don't believe any of that for a second but thats the reason they say we are moving.

The crowds will be horrible without any boycott at all. There seems to be an assumption that the reason the crowds will be terrible is because of a boycott that isn't true, the reason the crowds will be abysmal is because of a boycott the reason the crowds will be terrible is we are in effect...

If he believes the crowds will be ok thats good news, it increases the chance of sisu leaving if the crowds arnt ok.

no he means the delay in taking the action.

you havn't confused anything unless the "(via a £14 million bailout)" wasn't said by fisher. What OSB said applies however the 14 mill is split

So Fisher has been telling us for a very long time it's ACL who won't talk to them, yet now he is saying we can't talk because of the judicial review? thats means since April there couldn't be talks because of SISU. "With regard to new stadium, they have 3 sites in review and are close on 2...

It absolutely is illegal to move assets out of a company and then put it in administration and the link to that offence at the serious fraud office is already been posted in the thread. Have SISU done this? I don't know, but it seems very strange that a company with massive debts and a large...

Tim Fisher isn't spineless

if he is still here and if he has any sense he wont be.

Impossible to say, but its very likely I won't even be following our results after 5 years away, so it's unlikely.

There is no long term benefit to this plan, not in the next 30 years anyway.

Absolutely no interest in this for me, I won't be going to another game now until we are back in Coventry and that includes if we draw Man Utd or Villa in the cup. Have cancelled my sky blues player so my only following will be checking the scores online. To a certain extent this is about...

"Had we not reached agreement, and had Coventry been forced to look somewhere else, it may have been at a stadium even further away than Sixfields and with a club who were less aware of the sensitivity and emotion felt by Coventry fans. All we can do, and we will do, is to make the period when...

A good few thousand for game one imo, 4k perhaps but will drop rapidly. There will be a big novelty factor for the first game. If they win they could get the majority to go again but lose and the crowd will drop massively. Midweek JPT game will be the lowest crowd in the history of the club.

Blaze I think should be some good crowds there next year and it's always exciting, could never quite muster up the passion I have for football but I always have fun.

and even if ACL could do something about it (and I don't see what) SISU could have been a couple of years further ahead, They could have the land purchased, designs done, investors on board and into the process of getting planning permission before ACL found out, and perhaps started the build by...

Why? what options would ACL have?

I think having a nice stadium is the cherry on top at best too, that doesn't change the fact you'd have to be nuts, desperate or being offered far more than you think you are worth to play for us next year (assuming not at the Ricoh), Since we already have 8 or so players we don't want because...

Don't worry OSB, Paul Appleton will get to the bottom of it when he investigates the directors conduct *sigh*:facepalm:

Normally perhaps, not this year. What are the reasons they would normally pick Coventry? Great Stadium? Not This year, Decent chance of promotion? Not this year. Almost no chance of relegation? Not This year, Large support to play in front of? Not This year, we are going to have the crowds, the...