stupot07
Well-Known Member
Didn't they ask the current steward a couple of months back if they were willing to travel? And what jurisdiction do West Midlands Police Force have in Northamptonshire?
That's what I've heard as well they have also employed local people to steward the games local ball boys and local police utter sandal don't give a flying fuck for the community they say they serve.
Didn't they ask the current steward a couple of months back if they were willing to travel? And what jurisdiction do West Midlands Police Force have in Northamptonshire?
Where have you heard it - what's your source?
Thought it was common knowledge or are Northampton Town doing it out the goodness of their hearts?
As you said its what you'd heard that suggests its not common knowledge and I can't see any printed evidence anywhere.
Don't see what you are getting at ?
You are saying that they are employing stewards and ball boys and local Bill from Coventry and that the stadium comes Free?
The Policing bill is estimated at £70,000 alone who is paying that
Read this article http://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2013/aug/09/coventry-city-northampton-league-one
The Policing bill is estimated at £70,000 alone who is paying that
Read this article http://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2013/aug/09/coventry-city-northampton-league-one
The police bill is normally a separate bill the club pays anyway if it is Sixfields or Ricoh.
I'm not sure where you are going with this....
To be fair should have posted this on the franchise thread FL have admitted that we may never return......
Since HMRC also voted against the CVA should we all stop paying all our taxes, refuse to buy fuel because of the duty, refuse to buy alcohol or cigarettes which have duty on, any goods which have VAT etc?
ACL had to pursue a creditor, legally bound to do so.
SISU did not have to take the club to play in Northampton. They could have honoured a contract and quietly negotiated a better deal.
So are you still saying that they are playing for free at sixfields if so then lets all go and support them as they have pulled off the deal of the millennium.
What if the club had "quietly" been negotiating a better deal for years and got nowhere?
Since HMRC also voted against the CVA should we all stop paying all our taxes, refuse to buy fuel because of the duty, refuse to buy alcohol or cigarettes which have duty on, any goods which have VAT etc?
ACL had to pursue a creditor, legally bound to do so.
SISU did not have to take the club to play in Northampton. They could have honoured a contract and quietly negotiated a better deal.
I think you might be holding out too much hope that by the time CCFC/SISU drop their NOPM to ACL campaign and want to talk, ACL haven't already moved on and found something else to do with the pitch area.Thats not what he said.
The club has agreed a £1m bond with the Football League with assurances that it will return to Coventry and says it is assessing a site at the Brandon speedway stadium and another in the south west of the city. However, the League chairman, Greg Clarke, admits he "does not know" if they will really build a new ground.
Asked whether he believed the club would build a new stadium, Clarke said: "I don't know, they haven't told me whether they will or not. Everybody is posturing to get a deal, people say things to create impressions. Unreasonable things are happening. We have no power over the stadium owners or the club to tell them how to run their businesses. At some point there will have to be a compromise.
If anything it suggests that we'll eventually end up back at the ricoh as ccfc and ACL will have to come to a comprise at some point....
What if the club had "quietly" been negotiating a better deal for years and got nowhere?
Sky Blue Trust Q&A said:6: Before April 2012 did CCFC ever approach ACL to change the licence or rental value?
ACL: In 2004 and 2005 a proposal was made by Sir Derek Higgs that there should be different base rents for each League with escalators that would relate attendance to payment. He was a shareholder and director of CCFC and a director of ACL. This proposition was rejected by the then Board of CCFC, as although the base rents for the lower Leagues would have resulted in a reduction on the agreed rent, the rent in the Premiership would have been higher. Since SISU bought the club there have been one or two light touch discussions with SISU but nothing that amounted to a serious proposition.
CCFC: Not sure of historic negotiations
7: Is the rent at £400k in League 1 acceptable ?
ACL: Yes
CCFC: Yes [if other accompanying terms are kept to]
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