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They are not going to stop the legals, why should they if they feel there is a case to answer.

Wonder when all this was disclosed?

There is an email from Daniel Gidney to the council ACL board members in March 2012 specifically about bringing Wasps to the Arena. At that point is was about buying Wasps. This coincided with the council falsely 'negotiating' heads of terms with SISU over the Arena. I know you have a clear...

My initial thought is that the legal action must be over. That said, there is a lot of stuff in here which does not reflect at all well on the council.

https://coventryobserver.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Gidney-email-re-Wasps-purchase_Redacted.pdf WANKERS

As was always suspected the council and their buddies ACL were not negotiating with the club in good faith back in 2012, utter wankers and their defenders on here must fall on their sword. I think SISU must know the court appeal is over as no doubt these documents were part of their pack of...

Another story: BREAKING: Coventry City’s secret new stadium plan ‘held up for a year by council’ amid the great Ricoh rip-off, claims Sisu

You needed to get legal advice on that?

Understand all that, but what's the alternative arrangement at the Arena that also will not cost the club a significant capital outlay and will not still lead to a position of years of losses?

The bosman rule didn't exist then so clubs could still command a fee for out of contract player

Kenny Sansom in his old age? Agree though, we've had some real dross at left back.

That's the one. The application was being finalised according to the CT on 10th December 2018. It must be with the same architects practice as the one Tim Fisher commissioned.

The council has no powers to do that, it has to take any application on the merits of the application. The council makes its own planning applications without any proof of funds, look at City Centre South, Friargate masterplan etc etc etc.

I think playing up to some sort of rivalry of Sunderland is getting down to their level.

The council would have to pay for legal advice on whether they could sell common land, do a certain amount of consultation, seek professional valuations on the value of the land (if they could even sell it which is doubtful). It would cost a fair few quid just to do that. Nothing is free...

Their officers are talking to SISU. They're calling their bluff tbf.

Didn't stop the Ricoh.

Not at all you utter clown. Terrorists are terrorists and the loyalist ones have killed innocent British or notionally British (as in those living in Ulster) people as well.

Nope, fuck em

Lol, his favourite football team must be Leeds United