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I don't think it matters what sisu says - nobody really believe them anyway - or even listen. We need to look at all the other evidence that builds up: - the failure to get to negotiate a lower rent - the staff meeting at Ricoh and the talk about 'risk assessment' - just about everyone who...

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Ok - so the club needed more cash to cover the losses and sisu's funds really aren't putting in another penny. That is pretty good to know ... ít also showes that sisu actually delivered on their intention to secure funding for this season. I also think we can safely say, that there probably...

Your post got me searching the FA regulations, and all I could find is this: 12. Dissolution (a) A resolution to dissolve the Club shall only be proposed at a General Meeting and shall be carried by a majority of at least three-quarters of the members present. (b) The dissolution shall take...

Oh dear ... that cannot be good. You need to explain this for me (and the 2 other guys reading this section): 1) Who hold the shares of CCFC and CCFC Holding? Sisu or the funds? 2) What kind of financial transaction could be involved to place charges on all of those two companies belongings...

If sisu decide to liquidate the club, their first step would be to cut all costs. That would include firing all staff, releasing all players and return all licenses. At that point the club will effectively be dead. Clearing up the rest is just the funeral.

OSB is the obvious choice.

That idea in a slight different variation was aired by Len Brody last year - and, needless to say, was shot down within 2 seconds.

Yes, but nowhere is the word 'administration' mentioned. Anyway, it would be prudent to do a risk assessment now the club faces much lower income the next season. A risk assessment usually operates with scenarios, and I am sure one or two scenario would lead to running out of cash and going...

Sorry, but which one is it? Risk assessment of the club ... or .... risk assessment of administration?

Tankie, as I read the article ... especially the first lines quoted at the top of this post ... I don't read he is supposed to become CEO, interim or permanent. I don't read he is going to replace Fisher. I don't read he is supposed to be fronted to face the music, but rather that he is here in...

Next thing you know, would have been a tweet from Keys: 'Sisu are planning to move out of the Ricoh' and then Mr Mutton will call it another sisu threat and this forum ........... :D

Oh come on OSB - I was kinda hoping to start a stampede here. Now you have ruined it. :D:D:D

Sure they were - by the lack of finanses.

Here is a quote for the conspirator's among us: Barber feels he accomplished most of the key goals club owners set for him when he accepted the job in Vancouver – manage the transition to MLS, help the club move into two different stadiums, re-establish the Whitecaps brand, build a strong...

Certainly the failure to sell Westwood and Gunnarsson in january 2011 was a serious mistake. And not having a 1 yr extension option on King was another serious mistake. But that are mistakes made by the previous board run by Ranson and Hoffman.

AFC Coventry will remove all our history and everything that binds the supporters to the club. However deep we slip down the leagues. You really believe sisu would take any notice of headlines in that direction? I don't think they will even blink for a second. They will just go on in their...

So many have great creative idea's to save the club. But how can forcing the club to close help save it? A new club AFC Whatever would NOT be the same club. It wouldn't have any history, no emotional moments to recall and tell your grandchildren, no FA cup to display. It would just be another...

I put myself in sisu's shoe's as you request and choose 6. Tell the board to make the club self-sustainable. There will be no more 'investments' in lost cases. Provide us with a credible budget that results in a small operational profit. If you do that, we will make sure the club can handle...

Hmm is that really true? In the championship we have lost around £6mil every year. Relegation to league 1 means we will miss £4mil in revenue and also cut the player wages to max 55% of the overall turnover. With lower numbers - less income and less costs - the losses will be dramatically lower...