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And there's the problem in a nutshell. Any solution where they pay market value for anything is never going to get SISU their money back and lets face it they're never going to make millions off running a football club.

Not sure why that is as it's discussed on here regularly, here's one recent post on the subject

Brum 2-0 down now at home to Leeds

Could have 2 away days next season closer to Cov than our home games!

Seems odd, that allocation is the whole of the stand behind the goal which they sold out weeks ago. Looking at pictures on twitter they've also opened the East Stand for them, I guess for those with tickets in the home end and / or those paying on the day.

Wouldn't have thought so, Wolves had over 2K and sold out.

As bad as our defence has been at times this season I think we could manage to keep it under 20!

That's more like it, if we pick up a point and Tranmere lose I think that makes us safe.

I'd be interested to know how you know this given that every time a representative of SISU is asked this they state no decision has been made on how the ownership of the Ricoh or the new stadium would be structured.

Not sure that we're going to be in a position to be able to offer players significantly more than other clubs.

See you've chosen to ignore the quote from our manager saying not being at the Ricoh does make it harder to sign the players he wants.

That's the danger isn't it, if this guy doesn't get elected it can be argued that the voting public have agreed with the stance CCC have taken and you actually end up doing more harm than good. Hopefully before long we will see a clear strategy as to how the groups aims can be achieved, do that...

Hopefully the Wolves fans will be in good spirits and there won't be any trouble as I don't see how they are going to keep them out of the home stands when you can pay on the gate. Why didn't they just give Wolves the stand that usually closed, there appears to be enough demand from them to...

So lets say player A is offered the same contract by us and, lets say, Sheffield United, they would consider both clubs to be in the same state and us being in the mess we're in and playing at Sixfields would have no influence on our ability to sign players? How often when signing players in...

Who would be your choice for leader of the council?

You don't seriously believe that there is no difference between trying to persuade a player to come at play for Coventry at the Ricoh to trying to persuade them to come and play at Sixfields?

Leon's going to be on the bench isn't he? What odds can you get on him coming on and scoring a late winner? Can't see anything but defeat today.

What a sorry state of affairs that next season we will (hopefully) be playing in L1, 35 miles from home at a 7.5K capacity stadium with only 1 stand open. That's going to be a tough sell to anyone we want to bring in over the summer.

The HOT exclusivity period expired July 2012 after which Judge Leggatt stated that all sides had no appetite for the deal, the administration process didn't start until March 2013.