Search results

Another opinion presented as fact. Only Appleton and Haskell should know what he bid. For all you know he could have offered 26p in the pound.

You seem to be ignoring the fact that the GS wasn't Mr Appleton's to give away. It isn't an asset owned by the football club, it is a share in the league normally awarded only to those who meet the Football League's rules. It has no cash value. The FL does have the power to refuse to award the...

Yet they would be perfectly happy to take money from fans critical of the owners?

He's back today it seems.

If you post on here, seriously get help mate. Coventry telegraph Facebook page users will know who I mean.

Matchday costs are irrelevant. Unless that is you think Northampton Town are paying bills for ccfc?

I agree that Acl hasn't fulfilled its potential, but it is a long way off from the "failing business" that Fisher tried to smear it as. The Ricoh has just sort of ticked over under the management of ACL. I've seen nothing however from any of the sisu appointed board members over the last 6...

2006

He doesn't let little things like the truth get in his way.

Easy defense "the groundshare will be in the West Midlands area" "it will have a capacity of at least 10k" And my personal favourite - "ccfc ltd is a non trading property subsidiary with no assets"

Fisher stated this morning that he had held discussions with councils bordering Coventry regarding the new stadium. Can the sky blue trust not put in a freedom of information request to see if that's happened? Just need to ask Solihull, Warwick district, rugby, Nuneaton and Bedworth, and...

I dont deny red & green represents Coventry well, but I just think sky blue would be better all round. Im saying this because I want it to work.

I appreciate the sentiment but if we want this to work we need it to feel like the same club that we have supported all our lives. Once it becomes our club, Fisher and Sisu have lost.

Better explained this time.

Like I suggested before, just let loads of fireworks off over sixfields, enough loud ones could cause enough of a distraction for the ref to stop play. There's nothing illegal about letting fireworks off.

Not really. He judges acceptable places for a new ground to be built based on his personal distance from the Ricoh. Hinckley is pretty much equidistant between Coventry and Leicester.

Probably will have lost interest by then.

Why does the Club need to own a ground? I understand why it needs the income streams but that is a different argument completely.

That must be difficult to judge surely? Highfield road hadn't had a league crowd that small for nearly 90 years.

Strange argument. Presumably if you lived in Hinckley you would see no problem in Ccfc playing in Leicester?