I guess but Fisher explicitly states they have met with the local council with regards to the 3 sites mentioned.
I guess but Fisher explicitly states they have met with the local council with regards to the 3 sites mentioned.
It will be interesting to see how long it takes a certain rugby team to get their training ground etc up and running and where it is. Shopping in similar markets. Will be interesting to compare their timelines will leave others to argue about whether CCC have do or will help either or not
It will be interesting to see how long it takes a certain rugby team to get their training ground etc up and running and where it is. Shopping in similar markets. Will be interesting to compare their timelines will leave others to argue about whether CCC have do or will help either or not
waiting for SISU to sell them the ryton training ground or half of it :thinking about::thinking about::thinking about::thinking about::facepalm::sarcasm:
Along with this reported shortening of the term it was suggested in the same report that the loan had been reduced to 13 million. How would those numbers stack up?apparently the loan 14.4m is payable at 5% pa interest (source filed accounts) We are told that the loan period has been shortened to 20 years. That equates to loan repayments of 1,140,396 per annum. They are currently paying 815,400 pa
Seeing as the club won't own the stadium it'll be interesting to see what level of rent it has to pay and whether the rent is linked to how much interest the property company has to pay. A scenario that caused such dismay amongst some when the ACL/CCFC rent & ACL loan erpayment calculations were revealed.Future proof the academy status to Cat 1 ....... that's in current figures a commitment annually of 2.5m to get that status .... how will we afford that and finance the team plus interest payments
So what do they mean by equity and loan finance exactly?
Seeing as the club won't own the stadium it'll be interesting to see what level of rent it has to pay and whether the rent is linked to how much interest the property company has to pay. A scenario that caused such dismay amongst some when the ACL/CCFC rent & ACL loan erpayment calculations were revealed.
I also saw in the minutes TF's dismay at crowds of 9000 when we were in the 1st Division. A little knowledge of the club's history would show that was mainly another CCFC fan's protest against the "horrors" of having an all-seater stadium rather than anything to do with the football. He should also note that a successful side a few years later managed to double that average in a stadium which barely held 20.000.
One again the disappointing thing is that SISU are just so lazy with their facts and plans. Within an hour of the publication of these minutes a Bus has been driven through their plans assumptions and reasoning, being able to source publicly available documents.
Mr Fisher when you next hand your homework in please check it
Maybe not that sarcastic tbh.
A couple of clubs in need of a training ground could make Ryton worth something when scarpering.
...despite Tim Fisher telling the CCFC Stadium Forum Group that discussions had been held with the authority as three sites were ruled out.
http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/coventry-city-fc-chairman-rules-8517015
I wasn't around in the early 80s but I was under the impression that football at that time wasn't as well supported as it is now in general as well.
Completely amateur and insulting and they wonder why people are embracing a bloody franchise rugby team.
These two hedge funds are not actually in league are they ? One incenses the local populace so much they feel driven into the loving arms of the other and bingo, they have the whole shebang, the support, the stadium, the revenue streams, the train stop soon to follow, all the local business' and council onside and they're rid of the nastier football types once and for all !? The Coventry Bantam Wasps are born ?
Jesus, Fisher doesn't help himself, does he? He comes across as a right pompous fool. I'll believe it when I see it, but I have to admit I hope I do see it one day.
Yes we're doing quite well at the BPA thanks too ! Merchandise is flying out of the 'Superstore' these days !!What's the timing of transferring from being a franchise team to a Coventry team ?
Are they really a Hedge fund or does it put them in the same 'bad' ball park as Sisu ?
Kids are relating to Rugby, people are buying them the full outfits and with all the flag waving and razzmatazz football is being forgotten.
It just getting boring now.
You won't !
Then we are truly doomed. We don't have a future at the Ricoh.
"The Telegraph contacted the council again today in light of Mr Fisher’s statements and was told the authority stands by its previous responses to the FOI requests".
Yes we're doing quite well at the BPA thanks too ! Merchandise is flying out of the 'Superstore' these days !!
Yes we're doing quite well at the BPA thanks too ! Merchandise is flying out of the 'Superstore' these days !!
What's the timing of transferring from being a franchise team to a Coventry team ?
Are they really a Hedge fund or does it put them in the same 'bad' ball park as Sisu ?
Kids are relating to Rugby, people are buying them the full outfits and with all the flag waving and razzmatazz football is being forgotten.
It just getting boring now.
Then we are truly doomed. We don't have a future at the Ricoh.
Got to be better than the day I went to Coundon Road, asked the woman if they sold replica home kits, to be asked 'what colour's that, then?'
You can kid yourself all you want, but whilst I'd absolutely stand by your right to go (and others' too) Wasps will always be a franchise team, currently based in Coventry.
Football might have been forgotten by you, and possibly the council (some of whom seem to regard the team as an awkward inconvenience there to help out Wasps with a bit of rent), but a lot of us here still care what happen to them.
You can kid yourself all you want, but whilst I'd absolutely stand by your right to go (and others' too) Wasps will always be a franchise team, currently based in Coventry.
Football might have been forgotten by you, and possibly the council (some of whom seem to regard the team as an awkward inconvenience there to help out Wasps with a bit of rent), but a lot of us here still care what happen to them.
I've not forgot football yet, I still have a load of vouchers in my season ticket.
I was actually looking forward more to the Wasps match than the CCFC match this weekend.
I would say it's not just Wasps it's CRFC as well that people are relating too.
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