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Of course the Sheffield Star contradicts your uninformed opinion.. try again on second thoughts don't.

SISU do not own CCFC, they have a small stake, ARVO Master Fund effectively own the club and have first call on any assets, they have made loans to keep the club afloat in the past few years. As they're registered in the Cayman Islands there is currently no way of knowing who the beneficial...

I'm sure paranoia is on the increase.

Here was the table at end of November, check out where Barnsley are.

They are different, which is exactly why you should question the motivation behind SISU/ARVO's legal & property actions and analyse their effect on the club long term.

He also says that Jon Sharp thinks 25K is too big, that capacity limitation is why I vehemently oppose the idea and so should anyone else who would like City to stand a chance of getting back to the Premier League.

You do realise that CCFC are losing more money than Wasps don't you?

Bank holiday weekend pop concert, lots of artists you never heard of that the kids like.I think the selling point is that its cheap to get in, but I'm guessing MTV get lots of TV hours out of it.

What about posts calling other posters an idiot or a moron etc? :angelic:

I don't think this is a general scheme, I suspect there are some high net worth interested parties behind this who stand to gain if the principle being fought over is established in European Law. So a few billionaires are taking a punt on making a few million by splashing out a few 100K each. On...

I concur generally, I don't see any change for the next 5 years either, except the possible loss/downgrading of academy through neglecting to protect it. I predict that in 5 years there will still be litigation and the academy will cat 3 and be at Warwick Uni/Ryton.

Its alight he makes up for poor judgement by impressive social skills. :wtf:

The same length as the agreement with Wasps that Anderson just extended. So clearly you agree that it could have been extended likewise, the move to Northampton and sale to Wasps prevented, but SISU had to screw it up.

Like the graphic of profit/loss for Championship clubs, 5 teams made a profit, the others lost between £2M and £39M in 2014/15 season.

Anyone considered if this is actually SISU behind this, the company that owns the land is in Jersey & nothing is known about them.. no planning applications have been submitted to replace the stadium. http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/live-coventry-speedway-fans-hold-11391351...