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That sounds like a great squad for the Midland Alliance :)

And mine said; To the Football League Board, You have all been around football long enough to see what the difference between good football club ownership and bad football club ownership looks like. I know at times this can be virtually impossible to police, with owners hiding behind...

I worked at a club who had similar problems but the Manager was also involved and in a derby game against a club who had not won for around 15 games we lost 6-0 at home. The performance was pathetic, but the fans gave the players (who had not been paid for a while) a standing ovation, but...

If SISU insist on their ridiculous road to ruin why shouldn't PH4 give them a little push. So PH4 buys the Ricoh (or part of) that means SISU either have to; 1. Negotiate with PH4 to play at the Ricoh. 2. Actually fund a new stadium (no chance) 3. Sell to PH4 (that is my favourite)

Thats like asking are you happy with your choice of Jimmy Saville as babysitter.

Yes definitely, we will be fighting relegation anyway under SISU with the budget halved.

Could be that FL agree 1 match a season to be played outside UK at the new Coventry City stadium in the Cayman Islands, or 23 for Cov.

What a load of crap, not missed much on that list.

That sounds more like the Sun.

He is now Political journalist but was previously a Sports Journalist. Decent bloke.

Sorry thought that was SISU FC who were playing Nuneaton!

He has probably found the scoop that Otium have bought CCFC and kicked out SISU. Someone tell him they are the same :)

I would say more chance of kicking off, if fans travel to protest but not enter the ground as has been suggested, so additional policing without the ticket income to pay for it. Only losers = SISU. Unless they decide not to pay the police as they argue that the costs do not reflect a League 1 club.

You are clearly right, nobody is going to buy the club, oh except the other 3 bidders?????????????????

Otherwise known as blind stupidity. Get rid of SISU or they will continue getting rid of any decent players.

The debt will be the fictitious £70m quoted by SISU plus all legal fees for this admin debacle and all legal fees for pretending to buy a new stadium.

SISU's bid would have included paying all debts in full (the only bit that was of any interest to an administrator) and most of that debt would have meant paying one of their companies with another, so unfair advantage. The other offers would have seen higher investment but less to SISU, so as...

Co-invest with SISU, I am skint this month and I think I could invest pound for pound with SISU on their past record. Then again I would rather stick pins in my eyes than trust them!

And the award for the most pathetic protest yet In third................................................... psgm1 In second................................................ psgm1 And the outright winner............................ psgm1 What a performance

Email sent; To the Football League Board, You have all been around football long enough to see what the difference between good football club ownership and bad football club ownership looks like. I know at times this can be virtually impossible to police, with owners hiding behind...