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Where is Mr Robinson's very different account?

So the rent for Highfield road. (Nothing to do with ACL) was 900k a year. This was used as the template for the Ricoh. Also for the rent to rise and fall depending on attendances (rejected by the club)

That was pre SISU and rejected by CCFC as they said they would come straight back up.

Mr Haskell has been preparing for this for a while. Most likely did not need an extension May give SISU more time to delay things Or Far East time to submit a competitive bid. Which may of may not be a good thing for CCFC as we know nothing about them like with SISU. We have had a...

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Maybe the delay suits other parties and not Mr Haskell

Ha ha apologies 2012

Probably because he left before the decision was made to take us to league one, Walsall for 3 years then to an 8k capacity stadium somewhere in the Coventry "area" as oppose to simply in Coventry. Not defending Ranson just focusing on the now not the then

May 2013 There is old, aged debt that was on the balance sheet at the time of acquisition. This debt is owed to Sky Blue Sports & Leisure.

No Debt says Fisher Coventry City CEO Tim Fisher has said that the Sky Blues do not have any debts. In reply to a question raised by one of the club historians Lionel Bird, Mr Fisher said firstly that the AVRO debenture is a very normal practice and that there are no debts. He said...

And probably got owners who had a main plan of using a successful football club to build relationships and make money through other avenues. Hopefully we get that now.

Mr Fisher is quoted by the Independent as saying: "We need stability. We've had 12 managers in 13 years. That's enough already. " Three full time and two part time managers next !!!!

I believe he would like to buy half of ACL. I get the impression he wants to develop the whole area and one day sell it on for a profit. It seems from what we are told he understands that in order to do this the club must also become a success. He may fail but at the moment SISU's idea...

Not relevant to when SISU bought the football club That agreement was in place. The original agreement ACL wanted with the football club was one where the rent rose and fell in line with which division we were in. CCFC only saw us as going up so said no chance and demanded the flat rate...

Plus it is pretty similar isn't it. Apparently before we were minutes from administration. This time we are in administration 8 parties would like to buy us. SISU did not allow it to go to administration last time. They bought the debt, cleared it. Unless someone ever tries to...

And who else was there to help at the time?

So it still leaves 5 other unidentified interested parties. In something that can't make money even with 400k rent and 80% of food and beverages (apparently) Strange isn't it. Maybe it isn't quite as bad an investment as it suits some to make out

Did the council and charity ever help the club out? SISU helped us out, you are debt free now, all the debt is cleared.

The new stadium will be 8k capacity with options to expand. They are bidding for land on the outskirts of Coventry. They have said the ground share will not be with Walsall

Seriously SISU when they bought Cov City have the same knowledge and experience of someone who gets a pay day loan. We're SISU at their wits end desperate to buy Coventry City?