SimonGilbert
Telegraph Tea Boy
For the purposes of nostalgia - http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sp...ws/mark-labovitchs-time-coventry-city-7701779
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Can't wait for fishers memoirs
That'll be even better.
"Two turkeys does not an eagle make"
"If you build it, they will come"
"7000 if we're doing well at Sixfields"
"You'll be back after 3 games"
I think the article tells you more about its author than anyone else.
That'll be even better.
"Two turkeys does not an eagle make"
"If you build it, they will come"
"7000 if we're doing well at Sixfields"
"You'll be back after 3 games"
I think the same about this post.
That spunking cock sketch was a work of artOn the plus side, I can throw my notes in the bin now...
That spunking cock sketch was a work of art
That'll be even better.
"Two turkeys does not an eagle make"
"If you build it, they will come"
"7000 if we're doing well at Sixfields"
"You'll be back after 3 games"
On the plus side, I can throw my notes in the bin now...
I personally love "the ricoh has dingy offices" and "very magnanimous of Joy not to ask the charity to cover our costs"
The man is a magician with words.
I think the article tells you more about its author than anyone else.
I read on here DTD that ML had apparently said this latest deal was the same one that was agreed in Jan 2013. Not sure if true. But wasn't that a deal that ACL thought was agreed and SISU walked away from?
Equally the current deal it seems is basically a pay as you play deal for 2 years with an extension possible for another 2 years. It only gives the club a share (%age?) of F&B and other match incomes. The club is pretty much on a standing with anyone else that wants to hire the stadium with no long term tenure. Is that really the deal any of the directors set out to achieve for the club in 2012? His assertions only work if there really is a fantasy stadium being built and there is no current evidence of that.
That is the reply I got from ML when I text him," About bloody time.".
Reply Text from ML "We did offer his deal in January 2013, they rejected it then but thankfully they've accepted now after a load of aggro none of us needed!"
It always was and shall continue to be about control of the business cashflows generated from The Ricoh.
I think the article tells you more about its author than anyone else.
This ..........
although I would add the words and a capital return to that statement. The saga hasn't ended yet.....
Perhaps for a few weeks at least we shouldn't let that concern us, and just enjoy the return.
I read on here DTD that ML had apparently said this latest deal was the same one that was agreed in Jan 2013. Not sure if true. But wasn't that a deal that ACL thought was agreed and SISU walked away from?
Equally the current deal it seems is basically a pay as you play deal for 2 years with an extension possible for another 2 years. It only gives the club a share (%age?) of F&B and other match incomes. The club is pretty much on a standing with anyone else that wants to hire the stadium with no long term tenure. Is that really the deal any of the directors set out to achieve for the club in 2012? His assertions only work if there really is a fantasy stadium being built and there is no current evidence of that.
That is the reply I got from ML when I text him," About bloody time.".
Reply Text from ML "We did offer his deal in January 2013, they rejected it then but thankfully they've accepted now after a load of aggro none of us needed!"
Good point, I wouldn't argue with that and stand corrected. Thinking about it, this Ricoh return has strengthened rather than diminished Sisu's long term position in many ways hasn't it? Perhaps for a few weeks at least we shouldn't let that concern us, and just enjoy the return.
That is the reply I got from ML when I text him," About bloody time.".
Reply Text from ML "We did offer his deal in January 2013, they rejected it then but thankfully they've accepted now after a load of aggro none of us needed!"
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