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Been reading Aberdeen fans’ reviews of him this last season. Basically saying he’s got a bit of talent and can be class on his day but most of the time he can’t be arsed with it. Too much too young. Not sure I’d want to see him here.

This is the point though. Certain bits of the commentary are completely missed out to form a certain narrative. I don’t doubt that you’ve innocently not known about the initial plans but we’ve seen people repeat over and over that the rugby club have never had an intention to share. It’s simply...

Did it last year at Bramcote. Planning to do it again this summer. It is bloody hard!

Couple of errors there. Firstly no income we pay into Otium finds its way to Coventry City Council. Secondly no withdrawals are made from Otium to the directors, so it doesn’t go to Joy either. All money paid into the club assists with the associated business costs, be that player wages...

Make sure there’s materials to back up everything. Wouldn’t go amiss to build a bank of links/info to prove/disprove certain allegations.

What complete and utter bollocks.

I’ve decided the best course of action is to now find the exact references to these types of things. People need to be educated/reminded of things that have gone on (in a non-patronising sense). There are so many segments of the story that have been theoretically erased from history that the...

I think it’d be a good way to pressurise SISU to properly pursue the building of our own ground. If there was evidence that work was started but wouldn’t be finished in time for the 5 year timeframe I’m sure at that point there may be more goodwill to look at small extensions.

Can someone please ask him why Wasps moved from Wycombe to Coventry?

Coventry City and Coventry RFC draw up Butts Park ground share

Christ, is this the next scripted angle? We’ve had failure to submit accounts, lack of EFL appetite for groundshare, now we’ve moved on to not having a club shop.

Care to explain how it went from £5.5m for 50% to c.£6.5m for 100%? The quote I initially highlighted says about CCC not being able to keep talks going on indefinitely, and speed being of the essence to enact their intentions.

‘They’ broke that by liquidating the company. Ergo the company didn’t exist any more and the lease agreement died with it.

It’s about 15 posts up.

Thought exactly the same. Hearing Pete Doherty has just thrown his hat into the ring.

Joy did not pull the plug: https://www.ccfc.co.uk/contentassets/2ec0f8e40f044ad0a54d3635ef5fac67/pkh-email-18-aug-2012-highlighted_redacted.pdf “I believe that speed is of the essence. CCC are not going to be able to keep their negotiations with Sisu running indefinitely, which currently is...

Right now they don’t seem to want to sell, no. Doesn’t change the fact that once this has all played out (be it in 12 months or 25 years) they need to grow an asset base to make us saleable enough to get a significant return on investment. Your point doesn’t have much relevance to what I was saying.

The valuation would be conducted on a basis of a trading entity. If someone were to replace us they would have to be paying at least what we were in rent/service charges or the value will drop. The likelihood of this happening, especially at rather short notice, is very slim.

What aspect of “fit and proper” would SISU fail on? All creditors (apart from themselves via other vehicles) are regularly paid, nothing illegal has taken place, they’ve supported the club as and when required with cash flow loans.

Right, no one is going to buy the club at the level we are at being tied into an extortionate rent deal. The only reason SISU got involved with this looming over us was the big pot of gold from one good season. There is no commercial merit for them to build and retain a stadium, especially...