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I assume that's in Coventry? Sad really. That said there is plenty of time for them to change.

Agree. If it's £3 million we can't turn it down. Not that it will be reinvested.

If it's following liquidation I don't agree. May even be an underestimation. If it is while the existing club still exists then I think it would more likely be around 1000, bearing in mind it would be a much lower league and many would stick with CCFC.

Maybe conference north, as (if it happened today for instance) we would be considered relegated this year then dropped 2 divisions. Teams would be reprieved from relegation from divisions above to make space. This is all assuming that CCFC cease to exist of course. If the team were to still...

Any new club would need the revenue streams CCFC want now realistically to be a long term success. 5000 in the Ricoh would struggle to break even, even if not paying a penny in rent.

The same FC United who can't get out of the Northern Premier league? 3 failed attempts now.

If it was following the liquidation of the club it would be a 2 division drop. Even if it was further the fan base should be big enough to sustain it while it comes back through the league's on the right deal (they keep telling us how they can do it rent free). It's not a barrier really Nick. I...

Your mate doesn't sound like a very nice person. Sounds like he's in the best place he can be.

Didn't attend last year. Undecided on this year. Maybe a game or 2. If we were at Ricoh would probably do 6 or 7. Did you go last year?

Agree with other comments on revenue. Only other thing I would add is that match day costs are included in the rent paid at sixfields. That has been a stumbling block on the "rent free" offers previously made. Other than that I don't see why they wouldn't go for something like that.

To be fair he showed some very sisu-esque traits during this episode. Refused to answer or even acknowledge questions from fans. Refused a phone call from Mark Labovitch to discuss then twisted that for his own propaganda. I thought, despite the fact I don't always agree with him, that Michael...

I think most praised the why/when at Arsenal.

They could have spent that money better on buying back revenue streams for sure. I'd personally be more than happy if they sold Wilson and used that money plus the Arsenal/Clarke money to buy Ricoh revenue streams. I'd happily watch a team of no hoppers and kids if it meant we played in Coventry.

Just saying if he wants to offer a handout that's where he should look.

That would be rational. At the end of the day the club is worth whatever Sisu are willing to sell it for. They want to recoup some of their money so of someone wants to buy it that is what they need to do. Not saying it's worth it, just that they won't just give it away debt free.

People keep saying Wilson alone is worth £3 million. What it is actually worth aside, would a company who have put £60 million in - or whatever you believe the figure to be, accepted £52k? In that sense it isn't realistic. If you were keeping the debt you could offer them £1 I'm sure.

If only someone like Mr Hoffman could raise the funds to purchase the club. I'm sure we would be much better off. But, he has been unable to raise the funds to make a serious offer. There is no easy answer here is there. The club is encumbered with so much debt it will be difficult to find...

If he really is interested in helping. The last offer was just a publicity stunt they knew would be rejected. Otherwise they would surely have been more forthcoming with detail and been much more willing to take a phone call. To be clear, I think it should be down to Sisu. They are the...

Oh dear.