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Serious question then, as the Football League claims it wants to get tough on financial mismanagement of clubs, should the FL be allowed to force a club to play in a venue that will be better for its short and long term financial position?

My former football time and money is now invested in restoring my classic car. At least I now get to see some results for my money!

Where in either of those articles were the council or acl even mentioned?

Your right in that football should just be about what happens on the pitch. Unfortunately until its on the correct pitch that wont be the case.

Worrying about "the boys" is way down my list of priorities right now. If sisu are to be believed I will never see my club play in my city ever again. For me that takes precedent over the feelings of 11 grown men.

The JR will at least give some indication of the future of the club. Even if that is something bad, at least then we can move on.

Its not always possible to get to the front though. A female friend of mine used to be a regular at the Ricoh and loved it, but doesn't like attending away games because of the standing issue. Under normal circumstances I would agree with you and say if you don't like away games then don't go...

I shall continue my boycott of home games and of all CCFC merchandise. #sisuout

I remember it well. It was a double celebration. The football club made a profit, and Singers had just made the first motor car to go over 15 mph.

No its just been added to the pile of debt. That's much better.

Well diverted again.

I never said force. However a local authority is perfectly entitled to publicly have an opinion of the ownership of a business within its area.

Actually the council is perfectly within its rights to have a preferred ccfc owner.

Osb, based on what you know, what would you say this year's figures look like?

Hence why everyone was so grateful to the council for trying to force them out?

The JR is between sisu and CCC. Nothing to do with ccfc. Presumably your hoping for a CCC win then?

Sensible answer! I don't disagree with any of that.

Otium are Coventry City.

Hmrc and Co op bank were also major creditors. The accounts were a mess apparently so seeing that won't help.

We are told that the council doesn't want to sell. We are told that the only way CCFC can survive is if they own the Ricoh. Therefore for CCFC to survive the council has to do something it doesn't want to do. So the council will have to do something it doesn't want to do in order for a private...