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BBC story on the deal http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/33242664

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/coventry-city-boss-tony-mowbray-9500419

Best to advertise someone you don't want as a rumour to distract other clubs from your intended target ;-)

Dr. I've got spots before my eyes, what's wrong with me! :cool:

lol.

I think you are missing the elephant in the room, it is about cars and therefore will not interest some people. Count me in the unintrested group.

No, keep on doing it. Sky shareholder.

On the same shelf as the Anti-Freeze

A discussion on options for political reasons & reality, not necessarily the same thing ;-)

The ignorance was more along the lines of "Is St Valentines day 1997 a leap year" To answer you, if I did not know I'd look it up, easy these days. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap_year#Leap_day

You are so wrong.. so wrong, it jars my aesthetic sensibilities!

Parts of the CU technology park (formerly RR Parkside) were already being occupied by 1998, I rather think an opportunity to use the Parkside site never really existed in practice as there would have been 5 or more years of discussion & planning before that stage and probably CCFC had no money...

Hopefully this sick club will one day reach the play offs, bloody well about time isn't it!

You should see Dave Gorman on questions about leap years. He uncovered ignorance of staggering proportions.

If Otium returns remain overdue past the start of the season will that result in a points deduction next season?

Unlike when he told the FAI that he had an Irish grandparent ;-) (I seem to remember he eventually fessed up that his claim to be qualified to play for Ireland was invalid). http://www.theguardian.com/football/2000/oct/29/newsstory.sport12

Yup, she isn't part of the problem, always helpful.

You've heard that too, must be true then. :(

This artwork is what the Friargate project is intended to end up like, showing the Rocket site redeveloped. Can't see where the new pubs will be sited in the scheme, but if the area is destined to be full of solicitors, quantity surveyors and the like there is bound to be a demand, but I don't...

I'd expect both would have to agree. TM has already stated he wants Reda, so it is now up to Reda to want to stay, then terms will have to be agreed. No doubt it favours the agent's aims to have other suitors, so he can negotiate better terms.