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Coventry United and Coventry City are different clubs. If a club is liquidated then the golden share will be awarded to whichever club in the league pyramid in next in line for promotion from the Conference, (Forest Green Rovers are top as it stands) & there will be a shuffle up as needed...

Actually Coventry Utd have U9 to U13 and U21 sides as well as their first team. Their Ladies side was formerly Cov City Ladies & they play in FA Women's Premier League Southern Division. The ladies have U9 to U13 and U21 sides too. and they have a football academy...

Which was also a weakness SISU tried to manipulate.

I concur. But remain hopeful SISU will be driven out eventually, unless they've a scheme to make big bucks out of the club.

As excuses go.... its another one. Results is all that matters.

Another article just appeared, Wasps happy to talk. http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/wasps-very-happy-talk-coventry-11860447 So Messrs Anderson & Fisher is anything stopping you?

Hardly surprising as he works for Norwich as a youth coach & spent the last 5 years of his career playing for them, he was only here 3 seasons.

Not happening for a few years yet, SISU are on a mission to extract value which they're doing by cutting costs, even if that risks relegation. I don't believe there will be a sale until the club becomes profitable (or at least break even) and the court cases have been pursued to the utmost.

You're looking in the wrong direction, the controlling influence is Joy Sepalla and her investors. That is what OSB pointed out wasn't it.

They're knocking down that monstrous housing centre building between the Central Hall and the Squirrel pub to build it.

No it isn't, it is screwed up because the strategy did not match the budget and player availability or their interest in this club. I've no doubt the budget is aimed at a top half finish at least, but the squad recruited is delivering relegation form. The manager gambled recklessly, the result...

He did not answer the question directly. He said budget has "not changed significantly", what that means is unclear.

Politicians answer for a 10% cut.

That about sums it up. Took too many risks and didn't have an adequate safety net.

After reading this article I conclude that Mowbray & Venus made serious errors in their recruitment strategy. They tried to get premium players on a small budget and ended up settling for 3rd choice. Now they are looking at an unreliable market in out of contract players to fill big holes in the...

Maybe a FOI to the council to get a statement of their assessment of what usage is expected is in order. If they have no real understanding of the projected use, or it turns out most users will be Egg Chasers (as Grendul speculated) then the political nature of the project should be exposed...

I don't support the development one iota, but they are talking about elite swimmers/divers using that pool, can't for the life of me understand what's wrong with them going to Birmingham?