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The story you linked to is 6 months old.

They mean it's not simply in their power to sell, other parties are involved.

Impossible to tell anything without knowing what they are classing as costs. In the days before Rugby was properly professional the bar at Coundon Rd used to make a loss, not that I'm suggesting that the cash was given to the players as payment, that would not be provable.

Apart from the bit about having great ideas.

They may agree with point one, I'm not aware of them reneging on a sale deal, any more info on this? What was the deal if it wasn't a straight sale? The Academy bad decisions, are they related to trusting SISU too much as well?

Are you suggesting that their bad decision was to trust SISU to pay the fees, or was the bad decision agreeing to discuss the sale of their share?

I'll save any sympathy for Robinson until such time that all his dealings with the club are revealed.

I agree, there is minimal risk in paying the market rate for some land in the current financial climate. It will sit as an asset for them, could well prove a decent investment for them, and of course some people may believe a ground will follow in due course. I know you don't think a ground...

The dividend part is irrelevant, many people who invest in shares do not get a dividend, they rely on capital growth. If ACL are growing as a business, or even if it were merely stable, you surely wouldn't class that as a high risk investment. How are you defining 'principally'? Are you...

The shirts had Granada Social Clubs as sponsor for the main season, and changed to Granada Bingo for the Final.

In three weeks they are to reveal details of the final site, this according to Labovitch. Do you believe him?

What high risk project have they invested in?

You paid £37??, they are meant to be £25.50.

Two of the key players in the Ricoh Arena saga have locked horns in a new legal battle. The Alan Edward Higgs Charity and Coventry City’s owners Sisu are in the midst of court wrangle which could result in a hefty payout for either side. Sources have confirmed the two warring parties are going...

It'll be nice to do something in Coventry at 3.00 on a Saturday, for a change.

Seemed like a well reasoned response to me, which bits do you disagree with?

The question was about who is the debt payable to, not who lent the money. The money is owed by ACL to the Council. It is an asset of the Council.

I imagine it could be argued that it is an asset of the good (and bad) people of Coventry.

Do the Council know what SISU want to buy, maybe they should make that clear.