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it is times like this for leaders to be born and lead the men and women of coventry to battle fight till the game is won! PUSB! :)

"No brick for the dick campaign" :)

Players should do what they did at Rangers

PWKH response: Interesting statement from Administration. What are the assets of ccfc ltd? Golden share is in Ltd. Player registrations have to be with share. Fisher must have changed accounts recently. It is very clear the golden share is in Ltd. Football league has written to all parties in a...

Here are the highlights from Timmy: Administrator is just doing what he has to do as an officer of the court Administrator suggests golden share is in Ltd. Share has always been in holdings and we have evidence. The accounts are not strictly true. The trading company is holdings. League deals...

Another thing Linnell... stop saying Tim Fisher CEO of Coventry City Football Club. NO HE IS NOT!! He is CEO if CCFC Holdings Ltd - WHO HAVE NEVER HAD THE GOLDEN SHARE

Linnel is too scared to push him too hard because he won't speak to them again. :jerkit:

Sky reporting that no official bid has been made for ccfc ltd to the administrator as yet and only some indicative offers. Will be interesting to see out of the 8 interested parties how many actually make bids. Of course we are fully hoping Team Haskell confirms a bid.

@Stuart_Linnell: I thought the disgraceful CCFC row could not get worse, but now one side accuses the other of 'spin' when they appear to be doing the same.

If Sisu remain in charge it's going to be a big blow to fans and I won't be going to home games

It's all about buying bad debt.

Fact of the matter is that anyone buying ltd will have to make Sisu an offer of some kind.

Player regs were in Ltd and contracts in Holdings

Academy can only exist where the golden share is so that's Ltd

But holdings never had the share so why would they need paying off to release the share? The football league will decide who gets the share

The golden share and player registrations have to be in the same company.

Walsall Football Club categorically deny that a three-year deal to ground-share with Coventry City, as reported yesterday, has been agreed. We have no further comment to make on the matter. – WALSALL FC

Groundsharing Denied According to BBC Midlands Today, Walsall FC have tonight denied they have agreed to let Coventry City groundshare their Bescot Stadium home. Tim Fisher has taken Coventry City out of the Ricoh Arena and the club are currently looking for a new home with Walsall cited as...

Actually it's like applying for a mortgage and the bank asking you what is your income? Fisher: 'I think we will have 12000 fans week in week out'