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Without sidetracking the conversation, you could say exactly the same about the CVA rejection. No one benefitted from it, so why do it??

If it came down to either CCFC or ACL going bust... See ya ACL. I'm sure it's the same for you too, but I don't believe everyone feels the same.

It makes sense what you say, but then you just get the impression that people are more happy that ACL's actions protect their private company , at the detriment of CCFC.

Very true... So does that show NOPM as a financial constrait is futile, and the only impact is in terms of the continued absence of the majority of fans?

Does the article actually say when they paid the money? How recent was it?

But 60000 other people did. Which probably undone an entire season of NOPM.

So I see you all traveled to the future to read the article before coming back here to tell us what it says.... :whistle:

I was under the impression the lease was broken with the admin. Didn't the club have to negotiate a deal for last 3 home games of that season?

Which why launching the process towards admin in the first place was strange from ACL. Surely they would have known a) the lease would be broken and b) they would have never got back what they were owed.

So as someone has previously said - this could well be the reason that the liquidation hasn't occured. Aside from that - if the club is owed the money, they should have it.. irrespective of who owns it. How anyone can make a case for the club not having it is beyond me.

So the question is - if the club is legitimately owed the money, are SISU justified in trying to claim it back, or would people prefer ACL/CCC to have it because no one likes SISU?

As far as I'm concerned the two of them can shove their 'confidentiality agreements' up their arses. What goes around comes around Gentlemen....

ACL had decided on their preferred administrator, he was on CWR a couple of days before. SISU beat them to the punch by putting Ltd into admin - that's when they chose Appleton.

Think he needs to decide if he's a defender or a midfielder. Seems to fall a bit in the middle. Personally I think if he worked on his end product he'd make a damn good wide midfielder.

If he does - just epitomises everything wrong with modern day football.

I agree that actions will have far more of an impact that any fan forum ever could. The owners have a huge job of re-engaging the fan base after the mess of the last few years. The best way is to start delivering something tangible for us all to see in getting the club back to Coventry one...

If Cyrus ever has designs on playing top level football then the MLS is the last place he should go.

Surely a series of small scale fans meetings is the way to go. That way you stand a better chance of getting your questions heard (maybe not always answered) As soon as it becomes large scale there will be someone that tries to derail the meeting and it just becomes a circus of abuse and...

It is anything but straightforward.