robbiethemole
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SISU Head Boss Joy Seppala has said that she was proud of the effort put in by the City staff to help with the transistion back to the Ricoh Arena.
Speaking at a Coventry City Diamond Club Lunch at the Ricoh Arena, Mrs Seppala, who attended with Coventry City Chairman Tim Fisher, said:"I am very proud of my staff and I apologise for the delays to those who have tried to buy tickets.
"The staff have been working extra hard, in fact, incessantly for weeks on end and I am grateful to everyone of them.
"Inspite of all the work, they have been revelling in the Ricoh return and I thank everyone for their patience.
"You could not find a harder working group of people and the work people have put in has been exemplorary.
Steven Pressely, Neil MacFarlane, Darren Murray and Pete Tierney have also worked so hard and if work equals potential for outcome, then there is no reason why City should not be promoted this season."
Perhaps a few quid thrown into the team might also help, Joy
Speaking at a Coventry City Diamond Club Lunch at the Ricoh Arena, Mrs Seppala, who attended with Coventry City Chairman Tim Fisher, said:"I am very proud of my staff and I apologise for the delays to those who have tried to buy tickets.
"The staff have been working extra hard, in fact, incessantly for weeks on end and I am grateful to everyone of them.
"Inspite of all the work, they have been revelling in the Ricoh return and I thank everyone for their patience.
"You could not find a harder working group of people and the work people have put in has been exemplorary.
Steven Pressely, Neil MacFarlane, Darren Murray and Pete Tierney have also worked so hard and if work equals potential for outcome, then there is no reason why City should not be promoted this season."
Perhaps a few quid thrown into the team might also help, Joy