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I paid for my son to go, but couldn't afford it myself. Far too many judgmental people on here, with the emphasis on 'mental'. Hopefully I'll get to a few games when ticket offers make it a reasonable proposition. I used to be a season ticket holder, but that was when I only had myself to pay...

Whichever way you spin it, the online system is abysmal. Is it really beyond them to have an online ticket ordering system that can cope with a high volume of traffic. There are concert/event ticketing systems which have to cope with 1000's of hits a minute, not just a few hundred like CCFC...

What impact will that have on the prospective deal to play at Northampton? My understanding is that the League have only given permission dependant on the club exiting administration.

Playing Devil's advocate, I think everyone is getting slightly carried away by Hoffman's offer. On closer inspection he is looking to recoup the money through the additional ticket sales generated by staying in Coventry. Surely SISU can do this themselves? This feels a bit like the offer from...

Your argument has 2 major flaws: 1. Even if we sell out at Northampton every home game we will still see a reduction in income of circa £1.5m+ per season or £8m over the 5 years we are playing there. Of course the likely loss of income will be far more than that. The club will die before it...

Embargo can't be lifted whilst the club is in admin !

It depends if they can prove ACL have been negligent.

I think you're right, however all of those, apart from the Casino are not heavily reliant on income generated by Coventry City matchdays

In all fairness to Nikki Sinclaire, it's not the first time she's raised concerns about the Sky Blue's case. Sometimes it seems you're damned if you do and damned if you don't. In terms of businesses putting all of their eggs in one basket, it feels like an irrelevance to me, surely the...

Wouldn't it be ironic if ACL survived through bringing in a new tenant associated with the oval rather than the round ball and the new M69 derby turns out to be Saints v Tigers!!

I guess they were trying not to burn bridges should there be negotiations in the future.

I think you're being a tad optimistic to think that the press will have a field day, we barely warrant a paragraph in the sport sections these days. As for the league, they have pretty much washed their hands of us and will follow the path of least resistance. They can see off a few fan...

How can they sign up to steward elsewhere when they don't know where that ground is ? Personal circumstances will dictate that some existing stewards won't be able to get to the ground share location.

It's good to know that SISU are a charitable organisation operating for the mutual benefit of all CCFC supporters. I feel reassured by what you're saying and will no longer worry about the future of the club!

The debts haven't been wiped, they have merely been transferred from one SISU entity to another!