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He's having open heart surgery operation

Yes we have a team of scouts watching football all round the country, when Pressley came in I think he said there was one scout. Now they have a team of them watching games all over the UK.

Swindon bought a lot to the Ricoh the other year, obviously on sky and Monday night will have an effect but I imagine they will still bring decent numbers in comparison with other team in the division. I'd guess around 7-8k in total

Think that was just a rumour wasn't it?

Nah the loan was just to get it through and done in time so he could play for the new years day fixture we had that year I think, I think it had already been agreed with Clarke.

Yea it's on tv I believe, no idea what the club receive.

West Ham are paying 2-2.5 million a year in rent apparently but they get all security, police, stewarding and ground maintenance provided for them which is claimed to be worth 2 million a year. There sharing naming rights and other stadium income with the LLDC who are the stadium operators.

1. Are you happy with the current state of Coventry City FC? Yes/No/Don’t know 2. If you are unhappy with the current state of Coventry City FC, who do you think is most responsible? (choose one answer only) (a) Coventry City Council (b) Football League (c) Previous owners (d) Sisu (e) Wasps...

Probably not as much as others but that's a perfect example of what we can't do, if we have a go and it doesn't come off then we just end up with a pile more debt to SISU. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27224806 AFC Bournemouth post £15.3m loss for 2012-13

The graph shows our revenue, which was in the lowest 4 when we were relegated. Unrelated to our outgoings in wages or rent. It won't have changed, if we go up we will still have one of the lowest revenues in the league. Yes being a yo yo club is about the best we can hope for

No, I've consistently said it looks like we're fucked either way.

The financial figures from the last season in the championship also back it up, so unless the new deal involves a load of revenue streams we don't know about then yes it is proven to be true. And yes that's pretty much what he is saying, the club on its own can't generate the revenue required...

Fisher said the current model falls over in the championship and the financial data from our years in the championship seem to support that. It's ok though, we will just go for the italia plan of getting 25k+ and back to back promotions and then we be rolling in the money from the premier league.

No, they played their part but ultimately the blame lies at the feet of the clubs owners.

I think there would be an attendance boost from SISU leaving, just not back up to the 20k mark (even if we were in the championship)

Yes they were very happy working with us taking 1.2 million in rent and us paying match costs and not getting a penny in return. ACL and CCC had been crippling the club with the Ricoh rent and agreement years before the litigation started,whoever posted it definitely said 6 million. If we had...

Which was partly a boost from the Ricoh opening, we were averaging 14-16k in our final seasons at highfield road.

They have a council which wants to work with the club rather than against them like ours. I was actually browsing the Swansea forums the other week when the Swansea - Ospreys ground share was bought up and there fans are not happy they will be paying to develop a stadium which they don't own...

Here was me thinking their PR machine was called dongonzalos

Both were losing money though, Wasps 3 million a year at Adams Park I think and us however much at the Ricoh in the championship.