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Ha, that would be fantastic, I'm sure they wouldn't spite us at all. Maybe we could kick off 15 mins later in a random game it would in evoke memories for them. Not that anybody would give a shit, yet you've taken the time to come on a CCFC forum and post about CCFC. What a snowflake..

I think realistically we all knew that was going to be an option, given the EFL were lenient last time and allowed us to go to Sixfields, if the current impasse continues then it maybe the only option available. Interesting that a lot of the teams have said that there has been no contact, Cov...

He's had niggles all season, he needs a run of games and then a decent pre-season, but all the abilities are there for him to succeed.

Unbelievable.. Sometimes it's better not to say anything at all.

Hmm, no Duggins, but Joy Seppala did attend with Laura ‘lapdog’ Deering..

Having read through the Council’s statement I’ve come to the conclusion that; - They’re as bent as SISU and talk of their desire to see a successful Football Club is a joke. - CCC missed a sitter of a chance to say, we wish to help SISU and Coventry City achieve its goals for a new stadium...

The problem is, as it always has been, that we have two sides both stating different versions of the truth. Ultimately I don't really care who was at fault, both sides have screwed the Club over in my view, but as long as the Club has somewhere to call home permanently then that's the most...

Sorry shmmeee I haven't been to regular on this forum recently, but from what I've seen no one has said SISU aren't at fault, but what has been said is that all parties should be blamed and accounted for. I don't think any poster deems SISU to have no fault in this, despite being vocal in their...

The statement from the EFL suggests that the meeting was a little bit feisty at times, let's hope both sides have got things off the chest and found a point of which they can build relationships on from.

There is no listing of our meeting on Parliament TV... Shock!

The below was reported previously by the highly reliable Cov Live.. Members from the football club and their owners Sisu will be attending, although it has not been confirmed if Sisu chief executive Joy Seppala will be there. Wasps, Coventry City Council and the English Football League will...

I hope it's constructive, but I can see it being the opposite. Its an important moment in the future of CCFC.

Does my post not state that OSB? > Medium-term agreement between Wasps & CCFC (SISU) to be discussed on confirmation that litigation has been dropped - by SISU as they're the only party responsible for dropping the litigation. I am with you on the sentiment that CCC are unlikely to release a...

It should've been, at present the EFL are working the receivers to ensure that A) the club can fulfil its fixtures and then B) decide on the 12 point deduction. The EFL in a statement did say the below on the matter; "We hope to find a solution that will deliver the stability that will benefit...

The issue with this idea is; > Lots of the old school blocks are listed buildings. > No road infrastructure for a sports stadium. Other than that it would be the ideal location.

The EFL are still debating whether to dish out that points deduction and no decision has been made, yet.

The statement should read the below; > We agree to support CCFC and SISU in their attempts to find adequate land to build a new stadium and retail facilities. (Which will lead to the second point of the statement) > Medium-term agreement between Wasps & CCFC (SISU) to be discussed on...

Exactly, surely this meeting at Westminster won’t be a waste of time.

Blackpool are the team you have to watch, they’re as close as we are and their fan base is rejuvenated, they will be hard to stop.

Absolutely bang on and I think that’s the most important aspect of the Statement, it’s got to take someone at Westminster to fixate on that request to ensure negotiations are opened and concluded swiftly.