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depends what he means. if he means they have the money in the bank to cover everything even with zero income then you're right but I suspect he just means they've submitted a budget and that would more than likely be based on the attendances he quoted at the fans forum which are now looking to...

I see what you're saying but I can't see any huge jump in attendances at Sixfields. Those that wanted to go would have gone and from the sounds of things there were a lot of freebies, I would guess damage limitation knowing the cameras were there expecting a low crowd. There may be a few who...

Up until yesterday I was ok with the people who said they just wanted to go and see a game of football. That's changed, as far as I'm concerned anyone who goes to Sixfields is siding with SISU, you can't bury your head in the sand when you hear things like Fishers interview this morning or the...

When he says proof does he just mean they've shown the FL a budget (which they have to do for FFP anyway). That will be out the window now as they thought they would get 6-7K at Sixfields. The Telegraph will be on to this surely? Can't be that difficult to make a few calls and check. Remember...

that just caused them to be in arrears. If you remember ACL took SISU to court and were awarded the arrears. ACL probably could have terminated the lease for non payment but just not paying it doesn't mean you're not liable anymore of the lease no longer exists.

another point he's just mention is the reason ACL initially wrote to NTFC rather than starting legal action is it will demonstrate to the court that NTFC had full knowledge of the existing deal. had they not done that NTFC could just claim they had asked SISU about the existing deal and been...

my lawyer thinks there's some mileage in this. according to him when doing commercial deals of this sort there is a need for the person who is making the deal (in our case Northampton) to ensure they are not assisting a breach of an existing contract. ACLs argument will be at the time the deal...

The official attendence was given as 996 (or was in 976, can't remember off the top of my head, under 1K anyway). We know that the 2 centre blocks in the main stand were held by the club for players wifes, guests etc and we know lots of free tickets were floating around so the number who...

great day, even if it was a bit emotional. Maybe Tim Fisher would like to explain what he's doing to the old chap sat by me who was in tears before the game had even kicked off saying he wasn't well enough to travel to away games and this would be the last time he would see a Coventry team play...

hope Shane pushes him for a figure of 'home' fans who actually paid for a ticket.

Well the rent obviously goes into ACLs accounts and I believe if you look at those they show that they have been making overpayments on the loan taken out to purchase the lease and neither the council or Higgs have yet received a single penny. It doesn't bring in revenue for the club because...

Fisher has said on more than one occasion (particularly around the time it all kicked off in the Ricoh with the banners - notice fire certificates weren't needed today!) that SISU and Joy didn't like adverse publicity and if the protests continued they would walk away. Obviously he doesn't speak...

Maybe Wolves could setup direct sales for away fans if they're made aware we don't want to buy from SISU, was was done for Crawley game.

has he shown his face at a game yet? Didn't spot him at Crawley, looked like it was just Waggot. Was he at Orient. I can see someone trying to get at him at some point this season the way things are going.

it's got to be worth £30, you would expect fans take club owners to court would generate some press.

Pompey supporters? Not at all, the fans have funded some of the buyout but they also have loans from a property investor and their local council. Living down here i can tell you there were, and still are, far from united.

The administrator didn't give control to Otium. They made Otium (who are the same company as Ltd / Holdings / Avro) preferred bidder for Ltd who were (are) in administration. When the CVA was rejected the administrator announced his intention to liquidate Ltd rather than open bidding again or...

Who have they given the share to? they should give it to holdings shouldn't they as they claim to own the player contracts. Using the logic SISU applied to Ltd if they've given the share to Otium they can't field a team as they don't have any players.

with FFP and the revenues we will be getting chances are by the time SISU go we'll be out the league anyway.

CCFC Ltd, which was the football club, went into administration and will be liquidated. There was nothing to say they had to give the share back to SISU they could have given it to PK4, Byng or one of the other bidders. So given that choice the FL selected the only people who's plan was to move...