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I agree with Tony, we'd sell out without reducing prices.

Where we signed him from wasn't it?

The version of events that I've been told is that the reason SISU were CCC's favoured bidder was that they were the only bidder not insisting on ownership of the Ricoh.

The council could veto any sale of the Higgs share couldn't they?

Christ Eastwood is an ever bigger bullshitter than Fisher, do these people really believe the rubbish they come out with? Interesting to see not only didn't they have the money to fund the move to the Ricoh they don't have the money for the training ground and will be hitting fans up for that...

The other way might work better. First 100 season tickets are £50 next 100 are £100, next 100 are £150 etc. Get some momentum going with the sales, if you got to the start of June and had sold something like 5,000 it might start to snowball a bit. Obviously you have to be careful that whatever...

I would imagine that if he wanted to meet with Joy that was only happening in London but Waggot isn't fussed about taking a trip up north.

Equally you could say what is the point spending loads on new players when we have no scouting information and might end up with a load of crap!

To be honest I don't think we will. The per game cost was fairly low anyway. I think people who claimed to not be buying a season ticket due to the cost will now find another reason. I certainly don't think if we knocked another £100 off we would sell enough to cover that lost revenue. Look at...

£250x8000=£2,000,000 £150x8000=£1,200,000

If you read the article it says the person who died was not involved in the violence outside the ground and suffered a heart attack later in the evening. Now of course its tragic that he had a heart attack but I'm not sure you can place blame on the club and use it as a reason for such excessive...

Or maybe Mowbray thinks the budget he has been offered is enough to do the job with? We are told last season was a top 8 budget, if we have the same again then we should be at least pushing for a play off spot.

McFarlane will be hoping Pressley gets a new job soon as I can't see him being here much longer if Mowbray is bringing his own people in.

The slightly worrying part is it then says he has to meet with Waggott. If he has say in the decision and Mowbray is basically saying he's useless then that might prove to be a problem.

Knew we didn't have any players intelligent enough to work a computer :D

A pretty fair summary. Still only 28 and judging by the number of appearances not had any major injury problems since leaving us. Could do worse than have him back.

You can't just put that! I'm trying to work out which of our former players were intelligent enough to be able to get past the registration page.

Torn on this one. On the one hand he did well for us but I wasn't happy with the way he left.

Update in the CT: http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/tony-mowbray-feeling-positive-after-9199294 "Tony Mowbray remains upbeat that he will be handed the opportunity to take Coventry City forward after “positive” talks with club owner Joy Seppala."

Wasps have stated on more than one occasion that they don't need us to remain at the Ricoh. Therefore they don't need the revenue we generate. Does it not therefore follow that they could give us access to that revenue?