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Before I would even consider setting foot in a "home" ground outside the city, I would like it explained to me why no attempt has been made to build a new ground within the city?

But its not so its an irrelevant question

Sorry. Its Coventry or nothing for me. I don't care whether or not some other club plays outside its towns boundaries. We are Coventry, one of England's great ancient cities. To not have our football club play within our boundaries is a disgrace, and I cant believe that some Coventrians would...

Is it on the website yet?

It takes a special person to love a hedge fund more than their city.

I cannot think of many from the council/acl side. And by proven I don't mean where Fisher has contradicted them.

Do you not agree that much of what the sisu side have said over the last few years has been proven to be untrue, whilst very little of what the council/higgs/acl have said has been proven to be untrue? I suggest you read the boy who cried wolf.

How did rejection of the CVA force the club to leave the stadium? Is she saying that had ACL accepted it then the club would have stayed? Contradicts the old line of "Conditions cannot be attached to a CVA" slightly doesn't it?

Joy Seppala is basically a coward who stays in hiding whilst sending out hired goons to bully the opposition into submission. A disgusting and vile woman.

But they have a moral right to help? Heres my point. You cant have it both ways. If the council has a moral obligation to do what it believes is right for the football club, then you cant complain when it does something you don't like. Or, like me you can believe that the football club has...

Do the council have a moral right to try and force someone out because they are unfit owners?

Not really answered my question has it? Let me ask in a hypothetical way. Have the leaders of a community a moral right to have a say in how a community asset is run?

Idiot? For asking a question? So if the council was interested in the club does that morally give it a right to have a say in its running?

Ok, so as a community asset, doesn't that give the council (the community leaders) a moral right to have a say in its running? Therefore, as we all agree sisu are unsuitable owners of ccfc, wasn't the council right to have allegedly try and force sisu out?

I don't hold with this whole "the Ricoh was never home" because it was rented argument. Was HR not our home once it was sold off to the builders and rented back?

Not that I agree with that statement, but could you explain why the council should have an interest in the football club?

Not true. This article is dated April 29th 2008 http://cv6.coventrytelegraph.net/2008/04/holders-bishop-ullathorne-lift.html

The thread on here about the Higgs article has already had more views than Sixfields capacity!

I think Seppalla is in the Telegraph tomorrow or next week, so she would have been aware of the Higgs article.

Allegedly interest payments received by him in the late '90s were at Wonga rates. Seems to be a familiar pattern with our owners.