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Sue SISU. You are likely to win that one.

I think half of our remaining games will be played before this kicks in and SISU will stump up some cash the minimum to stop the This is taking ages! high court putting us into admin. If they think the play offs are on.

We will now get an idea if SISU's clout. We need to be in the play off places when the high court decide if SISU have the funds or not. If we are there it will be interesting if SISU suddenly produce 1.3 million

And Man Utd

He would probably feed us a load of bull shit, get us relegated another division. Alienate us as fans turns us against each other and eventually nearly bring our club to an end wait a minute.......

We have signed Stewart to replace him when his loan ends

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12932140

Have you heard of Becta?

We have a team six points off the play off and their boss doing this? Well done once again.

I get your point. It should have no impact at all once they are on the pitch. I agree fan reaction at the time has more impact. However I think it does impact on the staff. The players attitude for training etc and their morale and commitment.

Sometimes when someone stance on a debate is taking a battering. They look for a diversion away from the main topic. Anyone got an opinion on legalising drugs, within a thread about SISU getting discussed in parliament?

Taga do you think Tim Fishers statement to the national press that the club may close down in the next few weeks. Has had an overall positive impact on morale of all staff at CCFC, a negative one or no impact at all. Personally I think it has to have a negative one

Well thanks for that this one was not based in Cheylesmore and people did lose their jobs. So I am not as you so eloquently put it speaking bollocks! However people do lose jobs when quangos are closed up Maybe not at your particular one but at others so alas you are speaking bollocks

So I take it you think it will have an overall positive impact on staff Torch? Lets not forget the announcement was made Monday. Last time I checked today is Wednesday.

It wasn't in Cheylesmore no And to suggest that closing down a quango does not mean that people lose their jobs does fit in the speaking bollox category 20% of workers are now temping in agencies around the Coventry area, most of them on the minimum wage 20% have landed full-time jobs in the...

A close friend of mine worked for one of those Quango's identified by David Cameron. He was a manager a a decent level. Cameron suggested if he came into power he would get rid of them. During that period of speculation it became a lot harder to manage staff. People became less motivated...

It could definitely have a positive impact on some who will say. I need to show other scouts what I can do. Others wont care. Others I am sure it will play on their mind. But this affects every employee not just players. I would hedge my bets it has a more overall negative impact than...

He plays for a club it goes into liquidation. A new club forms several division below. He has to move clubs to try and get comparable wages. I am sure if he could have done that in Glasgow he would. What does Edge have to about it? Again this is cringeworthy

I think it would be naive, to think that footballers sit there in a bubble and have not thought about.... What if our boss is telling the truth and we go bust next week. Maybe in the prem I could see it but these are league one teams. Fleck had to move from Glasgow to Coventry when this...

Making plans, I would not want the club to go insolvent then I begin trying to find a new club. I would want my agent to put the feeders out if Coventry went bust next week would you take my player, these are his wages.