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"The Board of CCFC expects to make an official statement on Monday, 28th March." "In addition, a press conference will be held at the Ricoh Arena next Wednesday when the local media will have an opportunity to address the Board about the new structure and its plans to take the club...

"I want the truth!" "You can't handle the truth!" I wonder if that's the reason for SISU's silence: They're worried we can't handle it. Well, WE CAN! C'mon SISU, were big boys (ooerr!) and we can handle it.

You need beer (and lots of it) to support CCFC these days.

No one is suggesting you should give up, you just need to focus on what the goals are in order to make any work you put into a protest truly effective. If you're gonna put in the effort to do it, you might as well get some true reward and results for your efforts, yes?

Anyone has a right to protest, but, I personally think some key points need clarifying before any protest is truly effective: Why are you protesting? What is the goal of the protest? What positive and realistic outcome are you hoping to result from the protest? Who exactly are we protesting...

That just about sums up where this club is at. The only good news generated by CCFC within the last few months is that the new kit is 'nice'. ;)

There's a quote about this planned protest on Page 2 of today's CT (and SBT gets a mention too). Just mentioned on BBC CWR as well, they want phone calls from fans who are planning to protest.

Good thing our next game is at home, considering we owe the coach company money. :(

I wonder if were still paying off Dowie. And Adams. :(

Chairman leaving. Cardiff after King. Now were under a transfer embargo: http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Administration-threatened-Coventry-aborted-plans-to-offload-Marlon-King-and-Clive-Platt-on-loan-to-Cardiff-and-Norwich-after-being-hit-with-a-transfer-embargo-article716872.html Christ...

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Administration-threatened-Coventry-aborted-plans-to-offload-Marlon-King-and-Clive-Platt-on-loan-to-Cardiff-and-Norwich-after-being-hit-with-a-transfer-embargo-article716872.html

I love the Arena, I really do. But....Highfield Road was the right size for us, and was very accessible for most fans compared to the Arena - the casual walk-up CCFC fan has become an extinct species since the move to CV6. More importantly, didn't we own Highfield Road? Now were in a ground...

So how come were the only team in this league without any loan players? I'm not saying you're making anything up, but events over this season suggest a very different financial picture at CCFC.

But match day and season ticket sales are down.

Can we call this 'Black Thursday' already? It all seems to be failing apart, on and off the pitch. :(

http://www.thefootballramble.com/index.php/blog/entry/familiar-failings-for-boothroyd-and-coventry

Gawd, were still paying off Coleman aren't we? :(

Well, I hope people who wanted him gone are happy. I'm sure Ranson's (and in time, SISU's?) departure will allow someone else to step in to cover our losses of around £80,000 per week/£4 million per year, with attendances of around 15,000 and barely 10,000 season ticket holders. Anyone else...

Telegraph reporting that Ranson is set to quit: http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/2011/03/24/exclusive-ray-ranson-set-to-resign-as-coventry-city-chairman-92746-28395130/

HE'S STAYING! http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/coventry-city-fc/coventry-city-fc-news/2011/03/23/clive-platt-to-stay-at-coventry-city-after-loan-move-u-turn-92746-28387901/ You tell em, Andy!