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I raised this subject when Haskell was on the scene. SISU have invested some 30m net approximately. They will not leave while that kind of money is owed to them. They need to get close to recouping it and holding onto the club is their best option due to relegation. They need to improve the...

Any new ground will be constructed by a developer who will raise the capital. The caveat to this is SISU/football club will then pay the mortgage. That mortgage will be far less than the 1.3m rent they were paying to ACL for a rented pitch. CCFC/SISU will own the new stadium freehold and an...

the information is likely confidential until released Monday. The Trust have been entrusted with the process as representatives of the supporters and as such have fought for you. I'm sure they would tell you if they could but we will all know on Monday. fact is they should not even have said...

This is what happens on a forum. You answer with pure opinion and absolutely no fact. Just to be clear: They could build a small stadium inside a year. Planning could be granted very quickly. An option is just that an option (if it's required...like insurance) it does not mean we stay there 5...

Christ I'll get the violins out! Never heard such stupid one sided sentiment. Some on here have very short memories or simply join the sheep and never let up. I want SISU gone as much as the next person but some of you are getting ridiculously extreme. The fat lady has not been seen singing...

No it's not too simply. I bet if you offered it to them for purchase they would buy it. :claping hands:

MMM ...does it matter they are back as you put it? They are back, then that's all that matters surely? As others are beginning to realise a deal must be found and if they are at the table then lets hope one is found. Stop looking for the negative in everything, throw out the anger and hope a...

I think the difference here is not so much supporting the entity know as SISU but supporting the entity know as the Sky Blues and finding a way that will achieve that. Owners will come and go. In the immediate term it is clear the football club is dependent on SISU. We need to get them back at...

Not quite what's being suggested. A deal can be sought which benefits the football club for ever. SISU can benefit partially but would pay an upfront price or a premium on a lease. They don't get equity for free. How they build upon that equity after that is up to them. Getting a saleable...

More deja vu. Christ everyone's been reading my post from months ago!