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why? then anyone who wants to know about the recent meeting has to wade through 20 pages, they wernt very nice pages either

Success brings people in of course it does, that does not change that this situation is losing people forever and preventing new fans that you would have had forever. There is also zero chance of us being top of the league in 2 years and flying under the current owners, not unless that league...

I don't think they will liquidate, but Andreas was suggesting by not going I was increasing the chance of the club ceasing to exist. I just think if thats the option sisu would chose then the actual debt number won't change the likelyhood of it happening. If Arvo did call in their loans the...

The club can't afford one Gary Breen, Having a full team of Gary Breens is just a dream.

I don't accept the clubs financial situation gets any worse, if the best option for sisu is to liquidate and try to destroy us then that is already the case with the current debts. The only thing that changes by boycotting is the amount sisu lose. weather we owe 45million or 450million is...

The tough times are self inflicted. The directors of Otium are legally required to do whats best for Otium and they are failing in this duty, why should we help the people are purposely choosing to hurt the club? I've got my season ticket money, my shirt money right here as soon as the club has...

But people do want to go, we all desperately want to go, but we want to go and Watch our team in Coventry, we want our team to be the good guys again, to get to complain about Leicester and referees instead of our club being the bad guys where you feel dirty giving them money. We want to believe...

I know the Cov Tel article suggested this may be the case but it's confirmed alot more by it being on the offal :-( http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/steven-pressley-michael-petrasso-coventry-city-queens-park-rangers-210314-1434243.aspx The QPR winger doesn't look like he will be returning to...

He will go, we are almost certainly going to struggle next year and he is going to find it harder to shine in a team that is struggling, that could well lower the quality of offers that come in for him in the future. The guy has to do what is best for himself and leaving is almost certainly it...

doesn't seem like a criticism of SP to me, he clearly had both hands tied behind his back and was then blindfolded and put in a cupboard thats how disadvantaged he was when it came to signing a striker. You can't think he took on a loan of a player who was going to have to go back to his club...

The Club do the minutes now don't they? after putting their spin on them. there is no direct quoting anymore just a summation of what was said. haven't they even removed from the minutes Labvovichs accusation that Simon Gilbert had misquoted him? but yes its too soon for the minutes to be...

presumably they feel they have to play nice or they wouldn't be there and they are probably right on that. But as it stands there is no point, I see nothing positive in these meetings, in fact I feel they are negative atm. some of the people there do believe Labovich though but the trust...

No, I just read the minutes, the last lot were horrible. They wouldn't want me there, I'd be calling out labovich everytime he said something untrue, I do wish those there would too but I completely understand why they don't.

The fans views aren't being represented at the SCG, I really don't think there is any doubt about that if you read the minutes from the last few meetings. It's just a forum for Labovich etc to spout of hate about acl, the council, weber shandwick and to try and fill the heads of those people who...

they have also said the JR is just a point of principle, I don't belive them on that either.

thats fine but if they did that with portsmorth they showed that they were able to have insisted that the club be sold to someone other than Otium, or at least to make sure Otium had a stadium in coventry to play at.

Thanks, I thought that had happened and wanted to make note of it in my post but a quick google didn't turn it up and since I haven't followed the portsmouth situation closely I thought my recollection might have been bad. It certainly does seem then the football league could have solved all...

If whatever stipulations the league gave them had been adhered too then sure, but while we are not party to specifics we know that they haven't. Of course they aren't going to do it though, so it's legalities are not really worth debating, nore do we have the full information to do so properly...

At that point the football league probably did need to grant the share, a few weeks earlier though there were lots of ways to end up with a happy outcome. They could have told the administrator that the golden share could only be sold to someone who has an agreement in place to play in Coventry...

I don't think we want the football league to get involved now though really, seems to me at this point any penaltys imposed would hurt the club and not sisu. The football league had their chance to help us and instead helped sisu.