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Born in the old Kersley hospital, lived on the Scotch Hill till I was 7 and went to Whitmore Park school, then moved to Beduff and have lived in and around there ever since.

That nowt 95% of Man U Fans live outside of England Born in Radford live in Beduff

Block 21 on line Sat

yes, I will be there with my daughter, hate everything that has happened, and need to get back to the only thing that matters, supporting SP and the team at the RICHO

To my mind it is not as simple as that , I believe ACL have a moral obligation to the people of Coventry to do whatever they can (within the context of there own business requirements) to bring CCFC home, and are entrenched as much as SISU in there own petty issues. As we stand SISU own CCFC and...

Agreed. It also takes support!

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/sky-blues-released-star-striker-7311889 I believe Samo was referring to Wilson being released.

But isn't this exactly what SISU were saying the CCC and ACL were trying to oust them from the club?

My understanding of the current situation is that there is no current JR appeal in place, with only an option to appeal being available up to the 15th August, so there is nothing to drop, ACL should (Assuming they receive the monies now owed) be prepared to discuss CCFC's return .

Obviously I for one don't have your insight.

Many people have been asking that for years long before this fiasco started!

Reading through that yes they were.

Do you mean Les Cartwright played on the right opposite Hutch?

I don't believe they can say a lot, as it was only through the FL making the payment to ACL a part of the golden share transfer, they are entitled to anything as they originally forfeited this money when they wouldn't sign the CVA.

If as you say in the first instance that the appeal has no chance of being upheld, then there will be no additional costs to be incurred, so what stops ACL meeting with SISU to discuss the possibility of the club coming home. From my understanding of the appeal process, it cannot be put on hold...

Sorry had to go out. In reply to your statement above, I think you will find the land was owned by the Gas board and CCFC had already negotiated the price for and the agreement to buy the land they had also been in contact with Tesco to purchase the part of the land that the council subsequently...

If you review the minuets of the council meeting that agreed the £20M loan to cover the shortfall, when CCFC's financial partner pulled out it gives a breakdown of all the investment that made up the total costs for the building of the Arena, CCC contribution to this cost was £10M.

Its not as if CCC didn't get anything out of there act of charity! to CCFC. I.E. the regeneration of an eyesore in that part of the city which had stood contaminated and of no use to man nor beast for years, and at the end of it by spending less than one tenth of the overall cost of the...

If nothing else it would contribute to FFP, but isn't the point to get the club playing back in Coventry?

Just as a matter of clarification, from the open letter Joy and Tim put out last week, the income they specified was all match day revenues, if this is indeed the case why, should they be required to purchase the Higgs share of ACL to bring the club home, as the share Higgs purchased from CCFC...