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Just going on this comment under te heading; Why are Sisu said to be prepared to sell the club? https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/simon-jordan-coventry-city-takeover-24780126 Reported in the Times. Maybe I have misunderstood. wouldn't be the first time

I think Sisu are getting all the money they can as a precursor to selling the club. What's the point of selling a player with payments over 3 years if you are not going to be here? They have openly stated that they want out. O'Hare didn't go to Burnley because there was not enough offered up...

Probably influenced by all the negative comments when Sheaf signed for us.

I assume the reference to Thursday is just that the window closes then, not anything more dramatic

Or it could be that Sisu won't be here to benefit from future payments?

Panzo was probably looking down so he doesn't trip over his boot laces

It's Nick's fault, he's the administrator. ;)

6 to 7 weeks would, ironically take us to around the Burnley game on 8th October. That would leave 9 games before the WC break. Considering he was forecast to be out until after the world cup, that would not be too bad.

They did

Strange how the bookies have us 8th favourite for promotion https://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/championship/promotion

At the moment none of them are accurate

It's not too bad when you are up there, it's going up the spiral ladder around the outside that's a bit nerve-racking if you don't like heights

We don't really have reserves, as we have very limited storage capacity, we hold enough gas typically for 4 or 5 winter days. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/sep/24/how-uk-energy-policies-have-left-britain-exposed-to-winter-gas-price-hikes

It's the Merit order, This is an interesting read https://www.goodenergy.co.uk/why-does-the-price-of-gas-drive-electricity-prices-including-renewables/

It's compicated, part of the reason is the competition for gas globally due to re-emergence of industry post COVID, but by far the biggest reason is Russia, not just their policy on supply, but the desire of some countries to wean themselves of dependency on Russian gas. If you know of any...

But Shell, BP, etc are doing alright out of it https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-62382624 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-62418653

People know that the reason for energy prices rising is that Russia are limiting their exports of gas. A little known fact is that we import less than 4% of our gas from Russia, and are net exporters of gas in the form of LNG to Europe. Obviously the market price of gas has risen dramatically...

As I said, no-one has any idea what energy prices will be then. Don't you think it's strange that a week or so ago they were predicting £4266 by January, now it's £4799 according to that sensationalist article. A very precise figure considering it's complete guesswork, and totally contradicts...

Where did you here that? No-one has the slghtest idea what wholesale energy prices are going to look like in 8 months time. Even the quoted £4200 in January is complete negative scenario guesswork.

If we can get Sheaf in there we can't miss out Gareth Bale