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That's August 3rd! (well technically there is one game in our division on August 2nd). We're playing near London - see my earlier post.

Not come out full size but click on it and it comes out a little bigger (but not as clear as it was on my machine)

Alternatively, on September 14th Cov plays Gillingham. According to the BBC website (though I suspect this is pre-TV match selection) the following teams will be in, or passing near to, London that day: Bradford at Colchester Tranmere at Brentford Everton at Chelsea Man U at Palace Southampton...

August 3rd, Cov is at Crawley. A lot of our fans will already be down that way, so would a morning protest work that day? Also in, or passing near to, London that day: Carlisle at Leyton Orient Port Vale at Brentford Bournemouth at Charlton Reading at Ipswich Torquay at Wimbledon It might be...

I concur. At least she and Bob Ainsworth MP seem to be actually using their positions to be asking some questions. If only the Football League showed just a little of the same gumption.

Nick, now you've updated SBT, can you reset CCFC please? I suggest we go back to v1.9.87

Is there a time limit for filing corrections?

From memory, my understanding of what Mr Fisher told Shane O'Connor yesterday was that they (Sisu) would liquidate it if the CVA was not agreed. I think I noted this on the "here comes fisher thread" and someone else concurred with my understanding - though I am happy to hear other interpretations.

Have you suggested they support the trust or something instead? That way they can still reach their audience (Cov fans) and some sponsorship money can be put aside into a fighting fund that could, as I have suggested before, either a) help restart the club, if it comes to that or b) be used to...

That's what PWKH said and it makes sense as an explanation when you think about the rules trustees, directors etc have to operate under. I was wondering if Taylor might be getting mixed up with the administration-because-of-Fisher's-threat-of-liquidation business, but the quote a post or two...

He does list it as a legal option open to them if Sisu continue not to pay the rent, but says nobody wants it. I'll include the context so people can make up their own mind: Even More Stability For ACL - Knatchbull-Hugessen 16 Jan 2013 The Higgs Charity View Peter Knatchbull-Hugessen...

Thanks GT. I'm not sure I read that as a clear threat by ACL to liquidate the club.

Must have missed that. Do you have a link?

How does one get rid of an infestation of Sisu? I hear this particular infestation might be spreading from Coventry to Northmpton. A prize to the first person who says: "With a can of SisuOUT!"

Thanks for flagging the article RP. An interesting read. I certainly don't want to stiffle debate, I'm just urging everyone to be very careful how they discuss this issue if they do not want to run legal risks. I wouldn't be surprised if the Telegraph's lawyers reviewed the article before it was...

It is also a stick Mr Fisher has waved on two occasions now.

I said this yesterday and I'll remind anyone thinking of commenting on this thread today: Bob Ainsworth MP is afforded a degree of legal protection in a Parliamentary motion to say what he has that you may discover does not extend to you if you were to repeat it.

Or Shoot.co.uk?

He also said the Football League should have come down to Coventry to investigate and talk to the various parties.

Joe Elliott just said Sisu were given the approval of the council and Higgs to buy the Ricoh in the early days. Which poses the questions: Why didn't they?