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No, when he says Joint Administrator, he doesn't mean there's two of them, he means he's the only one but that to work his way through all the red tape he's puffing on a reefer as he's doing it.

''So we hear loud and clear both the message from the supporters via the Telegraph campaign and our own consultation with fans and we agree with them.” Is he even thicker than we ever imagined? He hears us loud and clear and he agrees with us, the fans, the fans who are saying they will...

He doesn't seem to understand that hardened veteran supporters, like myself, who have been going up since the late 1960's and had a season ticket for many, many seasons will no longer go. I'm sure the vast majority feel exactly the same way. The stadium isn't going to be empty, but it's going...

If the club goes bust people will just come on here and witter on about random bollocks. So no change at all really.

Well it sounds both the most plausible and also cost effective. If you think there is no future at the Ricoh, merely stay there as a tennant while you build another stadium.

Exactly what I was just going to post. Almost word for word. You're not me are you? Stay at the Ricoh, concentrate on trying to build a winning side that would then result in bigger gates, while you build a new stadium (if that talk is something other than just fantasy and airheadedness)...

Right. So we have an 'R' and an 'H.' What on earth could it be? What grounds have an 'R' and an 'H' in their name? I thought they knocked Highbury down!

I've heard a little rumour. Only caught a tiny bit of the conversation though. All I know is that the ground's name starts with the letter 'R' and that's it's somewhere in the Coventry area. Any ideas anyone?

Sky Blue Trust: Statement on current situation When Coventry City FC Limited was placed into administration Paul Appleton of David Rubin & Partners LLP was appointed as joint administrator. This means he is in charge of the business. This is established in law. We are therefore confused...

Or possibly .... CCFC: Hello, is that the Planning Department? COUNCIL: Yes. CCFC: Hi, it's Mr. X here, we’d like planning permission to build a new supermarket please. COUNCIL: A supermarket? You sure? Your voice sounds familiar, you sure you are not Tim Fisher of Sisu and you are...

I remember that game too. :facepalm:

I love the Ricoh. All we need to do is fill it. It's only shit because it is less than half full every week and has no atmosphere as a result. HR was shit too when only 10,000 were turning up.

You have curtains, draw the buggers! And take off that pashmina and those furry slippers too while you're at it too.

Is that Kevin Kylie and Dannii Fox?

He's not even our player anymore, so doubt he will lift a finger to help to be honest.

knowing Sisu they have already borrowed against the new proposed stadium and we are already a 100million in debt. And I bet there are shares in the stadium but no-one knows quite where they are.

Thing is here, the more you think about it the more ridiculous it becomes. Sisu are a hedge fund. It is their remit to get in, buy and then sell on asap. They are not in it for the long term. Their investors seek a return on their investment. Bearing this in mind, you then have to realise that...

For a man who says he doesn't threaten, he doesn't half threaten a lot.

Kenwyne Jones' missus is having an affair with Glenn Whelan? :thinking about:

A third party? I wasn't even invited to the first two. :(