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I agree...

Que? ........check the poll again.

100% agreement on that.

3 out of every 4 pollsters do not back SISU. Easy to play around with stats. As at 15:40.

At the Colchester game Labovic and Fisher told ACL that they would liquidate the club. That triggered a reaction by ACL. It is of course possible that ACL were just waiting for SISU to come out with that so they could press forward with their own resolution to the problems. SISU did not...

Hope so, a cheque will increase the club debts and they will still be insolvent because they can't pay their bills now let alone another loan of 1.3 mill. Either way they will need to prove that they are solvent. Is they are simply a bunch of players.

It's just sad that fans are divided on this issue. The people who espouse the status quo did so in the belief that nobody is out there. I think a delay in the proceedings for admin. would be the right option now.

Far more than that actually. He may be able to utilise some of his fathers company services but the two are separate organisations.

I know that was a joke but I don't think I could put up with more years of crap. Our club needs stability. We need to progess. Bottom lip quivers. Come on you Sky Blues.

Some little bear said it. With a question mark of course?

Due dilligence complete hey? Surely SISU would need to be involved in that? Explain.. You mention that administration process is there to prevent a uturn right?

Article on Preston Haskill iv http://www.bizjournals.com/jacksonville/stories/1997/09/29/story3.html?page=all Parent company before Haskell went it alone with a loan from his father. http://www.haskell.com/ Plenty of clout there. They could well be the company ACL want to work with/...

Poor, poor SISU.

72% do not side with SISU.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2295493/American-property-tycoon-Preston-Haskell-IV-buy-Coventry-City-administration.html

Does that change the views of people who prefer sticking with SISU? Just a name, and maybe clutching at straws so early on in the proceedings. SISU may not let go anyway.

But that is not the intention. They staved off the prospect of SISU liquidating us sooner. The ultimate outcome could be liquidation but SISU were threatening it anyway. If nothing else it will buy us time.

Dim Fisher

I think uk prices should be nearer German prices. Their top teams charge far less than our prem. In an ideal world Sky money would be channelled away from wages and reducing match day tickets. For this league 16 quid. My season ticket is about that so why charge much more if you can't...