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There would still be a hell of a lot to do if it was up for sale. So it would better for all involved especially CCFC and fans. If people knew one way or the other. It would be a shame if it drags out and gets resolved in February 2014.

They don't know they have a club to buy unless the administrator. Confirms the club is in administration. Then he has to confirm that it is up for sale, if it is. Then Mr Haskell can actually find out what price the club would cost. So it is really on the administrator to do his bit. i.e...

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/coventry-telegraph-campaign-good-start-3421002 Sky Blues supporters are backing the Coventry Telegraph’s campaign to keep the football club in the city. More than 2,500 fans have already pledged their support for our ‘City...

Presumably they have to go with the option that does not want to allow the club to go into admin as more people will get a greater amount of their money back?

They were the only ones crazy enough to bid before administration. Most rationale business people would have waited a day or two. Who did the council prefer them over at the time?

This statement was made by Mr Appleton a month and a half ago. At the moment I am not feeling like the most important person bit was accurate......... "Much has been said and written in the media from both sides. My task is to remain impartial, however, I need to make a few points clear...

Just to clarify Godiva the abuse was sarcasm

Gary Johnson was my number one choice back then

I know much better deeper worrying debates these days. Yes I am mad I would have wanted to see where we were in December before sacking anybody. I do think having 5 managers has had a massive negative impact

Use a smart phone, you don't see the likes. Knobhead

The fact that we sacked our manager out after 3 draws two of which were against sides who just played in the play offs. Especially after that manager just signed 9 players. Gary Johnson would have probably got sacked as soon as we hit a wobbly spell. Yeovil had one mid season, they stuck with...

Accounts available to read, there's a novel idea

Tomorrow is an illusion suggesting that another chance always exists. It is a dangerously false illusion

Sounds like holdings is just a management company?

I think on all previous occasions where clubs have attired to isolate debt away from the golden share. The FA just rule that both companies are owned by the same owner. The debts are in relation to the club. If one company are in administration the deduction stays.

I agree, but they would have to offer a significant amount more to justify the council not using the veto. If they were to agree to a sale not involving the football club.

Thanks........

Anyone know the latest total?

SISU I feel would attempt to get it for nothing, saying they are preventing further debts. If a new owner has a plan in which they are not reliant on SISU. If they get agreements for development rights for the surrounding land who knows what they maybe prepared to offer.