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No. Coventry is a city and a metropolitan borough in its own right. The authority of Coventry is a single tier government where no other authority is recognised. London has a two tier system of government where the Greater London Authority represents the city as a whole, whilst the London...

I would have thought that sisu's only chance of winning is if they can prove the council used public funds to specifically stop sisu buying the arena. As for the rest of it, ACL makes money, that council is charging interest so it will make money, and a public asset is secured. So I can see...

Not really no. London is made up of a number of Boroughs, each of which have their own identity and many were once their own town. Coventry is one city.

But after they left their loyal fanbase in Woolwich presumably?

Different circumstances seem to get ignored. Classic case of people having an opinion on something without knowing the facts.

Must be wonderful to be so full of moral superiority. Have you ever been to Arsenal?

So, as you've been to Sixfields, does that mean you support franchising?

Its not surprising. When has anyone said that it is?

So you are claiming then that the Trust supports the franchising of sports teams? Yes or No?

isn't this just the sort of post that increases division amongst fans? None of us support the franchising of sports teams, so who is this aimed at?

Ice Hockey isn't a USA invented game. Normal Hockey was invented here, Ice Hockey was then developed by British Soldiers stationed in Canada by trying to play Hockey on a frozen lake.

Question for CJ - I'm a trust member but don't have a wristband, does the offer still extend to me? Always good to see a Coventry team play in front of a loud, full Arena.

I hope your the only one there. Nothing personal, but if sisu want to move the club to Northampton, then lets make sure it really costs the bastards. I shall be very triumphant afterwards if there is less than 1k there.

Yet the Blaze are currently the best supported sports club in Coventry & Warwickshire. I shall be there.

A 12k stadium (11200 after segregation) last season would have meant around 10k fans would have missed the bigger league games, costing the club around £150k. A significant amount we are told. A 12k stadium would also prevented over 21k people seeing cup games. At £5 a ticket that's £105k. So...

980, the 80 being Hartlepool.

Revenue isn't currently available Freeholder. CCFC never paid rent to the Freeholder. How would a loss making football club, paying no rent into the arena, be classed as "the main asset"?

But in reality it makes no difference to the club if a related company or CCC own the freehold does it?

So you disagree then that the club needs the freehold to survive?

The property developer. Whats your point? Mine was RFC stated the club needs to own its ground to survive. I was pointing out that the club wont under sisu, (or PH4 as you've rightly pointed out), therefore the club is doomed is it not?