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Not the NEC but the site of the proposed Hs2 interchange at Middle Bickenhall. http://www.mypostcodefinder.co.uk/west-midlands/solihull/0hj-middle-bickenhill-lane.html I reckon the road triangle to the East of the station would be developed for leisure & housing if the interchange ever gets built.

If the Butts works for them financially they'd be mad to persist with a ground on the edge of town.

I thought the same & they got slapped down by the FA. In fact I am certain Fisher made some comment about 9 miles (which is the distance of the HS2 interchange site from Coventry city centre) but I'm damned if I can find a link, a gold star to anyone who can track that comment down.

This is about the parliamentary seat not the City boundary isn't it. I think moving to Solihull would result in the club falling into the Conference.

Got it myself :p

Better than I expected without McCann.

Better! A lot better.

Oh fuck...

Where did I say losses? Break even is fine, there are clear benefits to ownership, I mean you are not going to pay for a seat or match day entertainment are you.

Yes, though for the life of me I can't see the attraction in that one.

I emailed my local councillor to put my case against that (know it is pissing into the wind, but I felt obliged to do it), what did you do?

I think that might be 10 years off :angelic: (or hopefully never if CCFC get 'proper' decent owners).

Tell me why you think the owners of football clubs should get a return beyond the joy of owning & running the club?

They haven't announced any sponsors yet and it was CSF that supported them, CCC are building a different project, though I agree it is implausible there's been no coordination between the 3 parties (and the Higgs charity too).

Why would they do that, they play in Coventry civic colours, it is a different club.

Its all being done so Grendull can't point out that Grimsby's ground is in Cleethorpes. The company are putting in £55M to build a leisure complex including the ground. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-humber-37293985 It doesn't look like a cast iron plan yet, there is opposition.

They'll only build if some other party finances the deal. When have SISU ever built anything, answer NEVER.

The market seems to think their bonds are OK, they're trading over 9% up on issue price.

Tim is in charge, are you feeling confident of success?