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Great effort. What did you start off doing. I seem to always make the same mistake, don't make my plans realistic. Start off well for a few weeks and then it all falls apart.

I don't know why people find this concept so hard to understand. Think of it in terms of selling your house. You might not have your house on the market, therefore it is 'not for sale' but if someone knocked on the door and made you an offer you'd consider it and if their offer was acceptable to...

I love how the CT blatantly click bait and then get all sulky if anyone calls them out on it.

In a word no. Its something I've mentioned many times, its all well and good saying SISU should walk on the assumption someone else will come in but other than a rehash of SISU's original plan (pump some money in and hope for promotion) what else could a new owner do? I can't see how we can...

In terms of where it was paid from some of it never really existed in a sense. There was debt from pre-SISU years that stayed on the books but SISU didn't pay out on it (if that makes sense). From what OSB has said the original investments from the SISU funds is likely to have been written down...

IMO £15m they'd rip your hand off, £10m would be given serious consideration.

They've probably made it up so they can complain later on that it hasn't happened rather than be happy that we've already signed 3 players.

SISU came in December 2007. Losses to May 2004 were £8.2m, May 2005 was 0.9m, May 2006 was 3.3m and May 2007 was 4.3m according to this: Coventry City Football Club Ltd | The Political Economy of Football The accounts to 31st May 2005 have some interesting comments in them from Paul Fletcher

Depends if you're looking at it from a business perspective or a fan perspective. If SISU want us to break even they won't care if we have to sell someone just that the numbers add up at the end of the year. From our point of view we would want to be breaking even without the need to sell...

£6m a year I think when they arrived. Now allegedly close to break even but that seems to involve selling a player every year.

If that's the case then it has to be ACL no longer giving us the service. There's no other reason it would be stopped.

The things that relate to F&B are: Vice presidents / Premium / Legends: Access to lounge with cash bar facility. Complimentary half-time tea and coffee. Boxes: Bar service / Upgrade to dining options available

This is much more like it. Realistic targets and get them lined up for when the window opens. Not scrapping around in the last few days. Lets just hope the rug doesn't get pulled from under him by selling someone at the last minute.

What have they pre-paid for? The hot food not being served according to what the club have sent out is pies etc that are purchased on the day. The dining option for the boxes (which is an extra not included) is restaurant dining, has that been stopped as well?

Like how they refer to him as our top scorer but never say how few goals that is.

Certainly more optimistic after todays performance. At the very least they all seemed to put a shift in. The transfer window will be vital. Couple of decent signings and things could turn around. I'd be ecstatic with mid-table and not a nail biting finish at this point.

I'd take that from where we are now.

Would be a good signing. Think he would command a fee though. 33 goals in 69 starts and 18 sub appearances.

Was just going to post that. Breaking news in the CT hours after the rest of the world knew about it!

After this result and if he brings in two or three new faces for Monday as is being suggested it would be nice to see a decent size crowd in there getting right behind them.