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I doubt it, he has not run anywhere fast for years - if he ever did :p Unless he was being harassed by a Wasp!

http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/joint-statement-coventry-city-fc-coventry-rugby-ltd-non-matchday-2637881.aspx

Mail Steve Waggott tell him your problem(s) [email protected]

I do not remember disagreeing with you - if so I apologise

The short answer to your question is "SISU" do not own CCFC CCFC is the football bit of Otium. Otium is owned by Sky Blues Sports and Leisure. The majority shareholding in SBSL is through investment companies MANAGED by SISU . All in the accounts

TF has repeatedly said CCFC are not involved in bringing or defending the actions Nothing has been produced to show that is incorrect

CCFC is a party to the action - it is not bringing it What has been published are the Otium ( CCFC ) accounts and the JR costs are not there

Whatever the decisions at a legal level, I doubt very much they will benefit CCFC so best to just forget about it, let it take it's course and in the meantime hope TM and his staff can do well on the pitch. You never know it may even attract the attention of a wealthy investor. In response to...

They are not - OSB would have found it in the accounts and told you

So where did I use the word appeal? I said JR. I meant JR. If you think it was worthwhile would you like to say why? Nothing worthwhile came out of it for anyone but the legal teams. I was not sure, which is why I asked as there has actually only been one JR - it was confusing to say the...

The last JR wasn't much more than a joke. But this one hopefully will let us know why we have been left homeless. But whatever happens we shouldn't let it make us take our eyes off the most important thing. And this is being successful this season. If you mean the appeal to the JR decision -...

http://www.skysports.com/watch/video/9942288/coventry-2-0-wigan

Coventry crisis over Hughes deal By Neil Moxley The prospect of a transfer embargo being placed on Coventry City is looming large after the club's chairman failed to guarantee that the latest tranche of transfer money for Lee Hughes would be paid. Coventry still owe £3million on the £5m...

PS: In the event of Leeds winning promotion, however, it was agreed the Yorkshire club would immediately cover the cost of Coventry’s contribution – meaning they were hit with a bill of more than £250,000 within days of the 2009-10 season ending. Shame :-)

Do you mean - What with money ?!! :mad:

Perhaps you should ask OSB to show you where in the Audited Accounts monies have passed OUT of CCFC into SISU Doyle spent last season on loan at Leeds, where he was classed as not good enough for League One by some United supporters (Where, according to 'soccerbase', he played 52 times, and...

That's American - I'll get me coat :whistle:

Insightful means to gain an understanding Inciteful is to stir up or generate anger Both appropriate on here!