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Will it be a classified ad in the Coventry Telegraph or a radio ad on Touch FM?

If CCFC Ltd doesn't have the Golden Share then why do Sisu want to buy it back? Also, if they buy it back are they not just buying the lease arrangement back?

<p> Why would Acl have got involved with the sisu takeover? It had nothing to do with them.

<p> Sounds like the case of Laurel and Hardy vs The Chuckle Brothers.

They were interviewing another administrator on the radio and he was saying that the football league will only transfer the golden share back to whoever can guarantee a football ground lease in Coventry for at least 10 years.

<p> Claim they still have control

More after 7 apparently.

Just on Cwr news that he has put a bid in to the administrator.

If that does happen it will turn me against the league as much as Sisu. The league need to be far more decisive. Either we are in administration or we are not. If we are then the league should be encouraging the administrator to find a new owner, if not then we want our 10 points back.

My prediction for tomorrow: The administrator will announce the only asset in ltd is the lease and that the GS is with holdings. The Football League will make a half arsed objection, and we will have to wait another 8 weeks to find something out.

Do you think they have realised they cant move and so will now make out they have listened to the fans? I know no one high up will read it, but it made me feel better being able to fill it in!

<p> I didn't realise signatures have now stopped being taken.

This is far from a compliment to Fisher, but Orange Ken was still a bigger arsehole than Tim.

I agree it probably won't change their minds if Sisu have decided on something. However what it does do is prevent Tim Fisher talking crap about how the majority of fans support the move.

Yes, I'm trying to get grendel to see that the fate of both CCFC and ACL are linked, and that neither can survive in their current form without each other. If ACL went down, they had the potential to take down CCFC with them, yet he seems unconcerned by that.

Ok, so in that scenario, where do CCFC play whilst the gates are locked and the ground is sold off for development to the highest bidder?

I'm talking about stone cold economics, not what is 'nice'. ACL cannot run at a loss, hence there is only a certain level to which it can reduce the rent. It has stated many times that £400k is as low as they can go. Supply and demand is about concessions on both sides. In a monopolistic...

Few years before my time hence why I didn't know. Very interesting story, and the sort of thing that binds football fans of all clubs together.

So please explain where this comparable venue is then please? The club has to play within the conurbation, currently the only suitable stadium within that is the Ricoh. ACL have a monopoly on league standard football grounds in Coventry, therefore supply is extremely limited. Quoting what...

Forgive my ignorance WFC, but what happened at Walsall so that you had to fight to keep the team in the town?