It was my biggest concern and was assured it would retain it's category 2 status 3 months or so ago and it has been.
So questions need to be asked of
CCC & ACL -IMHO
IMHO you haven't got an HOIt was my biggest concern and was assured it would retain it's category 2 status 3 months or so ago and it has been.
So questions need to be asked of
CCC & ACL -IMHO
It was my biggest concern and was assured it would retain it's category 2 status 3 months or so ago and it has been.
So questions need to be asked of
CCC & ACL -IMHO
It was my biggest concern and was assured it would retain it's category 2 status 3 months or so ago and it has been.
So questions need to be asked of
CCC & ACL -IMHO
It was my understanding from posts on here that we only kept our Category 2 status because we were assessed at the Higgs Centre and I don't think we'd get it now at Warwick Uni. CCC and ACL were nothing to do with this facility other than one of the shareholders of ACL stumped up the cash to pay for it. The fact that it was I believe originally built with our Academy in mind and now isn't being used by them thanks to SISU is very sad.It was my biggest concern and was assured it would retain it's category 2 status 3 months or so ago and it has been.
So questions need to be asked of
CCC & ACL -IMHO
If the Academy was to then that would be me finished with the club!!!!
It the one and only good thing the club has going for it that IMO isn't rotten!! Over recent years we've produced some good players
Would you not support anybody who wanted to close it down then?
It was my biggest concern and was assured it would retain it's category 2 status 3 months or so ago and it has been.
So questions need to be asked of
CCC & ACL -IMHO
Do you think it's a good idea or should we close it to cut costs?
Close it, certainly before negotiating the rent down!
The academy have 2 weeks left at Warwick uni, apparently discussion has taken place for there return to the Higgs centre , does anyone know the outcome of the meeting ?
There has been no such meeting. There have been no talks. There are none planned.
That sounds very final.
Of course, a good man like yourself with all the right intentions I am sure is eager to at least try and do the right thing. I take it then you have been on the phone to the relevant people within the club asking if everyone might get around the table to sort out a deal on this issue? Solving the RA issue is difficult I know, but reuniting the academy and Higgs Center is surely not beyond the wit of man? Even if only short term.
And I'm sure you wouldn't let a personal grudge get in the way of doing the right thing, so what was the response of the club when you made this approach? Just curious.
That sounds very final.
Of course, a good man like yourself with all the right intentions I am sure is eager to at least try and do the right thing. I take it then you have been on the phone to the relevant people within the club asking if everyone might get around the table to sort out a deal on this issue? Solving the RA issue is difficult I know, but reuniting the academy and Higgs Center is surely not beyond the wit of man? Even if only short term.
And I'm sure you wouldn't let a personal grudge get in the way of doing the right thing, so what was the response of the club when you made this approach? Just curious.
That sounds very final.
Of course, a good man like yourself with all the right intentions I am sure is eager to at least try and do the right thing. I take it then you have been on the phone to the relevant people within the club asking if everyone might get around the table to sort out a deal on this issue? Solving the RA issue is difficult I know, but reuniting the academy and Higgs Center is surely not beyond the wit of man? Even if only short term.
And I'm sure you wouldn't let a personal grudge get in the way of doing the right thing, so what was the response of the club when you made this approach? Just curious.
It was my biggest concern and was assured it would retain it's category 2 status 3 months or so ago and it has been.
So questions need to be asked of
CCC & ACL -IMHO
Oh come on, can you not see the point I was making?
I was being deliberately mischievous of course, but I was trying to make a serious point. Tim Fisher is regarded by many as a rather unpleasant individual - and nobody can seriously dispute that based on recent events. The likes of PWKH don't have to be like that however and can distance themselves from the allegations that "they're all as bad as each other". Well, prove you're not. Surely, this is about the academy, not the planet sized egos of the likes of TF and I'm afraid to say, PWKH, who must have been expelled from his charm school at an early age.
I am sure he is a very nice guy and all that, but the statement: 'here has been no such meeting. There have been no talks. There are none planned' reeks of bitterness.
Surely, what is important here is the academy, and if it's necessary to dance with the devil for a little while to protect it, then why not try? People would respect that sort of thing - it would be the classy thing to do. And if SISU rejected the idea? Well then that would be yet another reason to convince us all that they care nothing about this football club. The other possibility of course is that the say yes, let's talk, and how can that be a bad thing?
If the Israelis and Palestinians can get around a negotiating table, then surely to God TF and PWKH (or their representatives) can get together and discuss the use of a fucking sports centre.
Ferret was making a serious point and the return of the CCFC Academy to the Higgs Centre has been discussed by its Trustees and with Coventry Sports Foundation, which manages the Centre.
If the Sisu web of companies were prepared to pay all that is owed: the repair of equipment and the charges from January to March and to pay for the pitch renovation that we are now completing we would meet. A charity cannot subsidise a commercial company.
Just as the Trustees approved the CVA so the Trustees would decide as Trustees what was in the best interests of the Centre. Their duty is to the Centre and its charitable objectives. Should an agreement with a commercial operation support those objectives and was risk free then the Trustees would be able to enter into it.
As the place was built to meet the Academy requirements in 2003/4 so it is able to meet most of the 2013 requirements. The indoor pitch was not up to the standard required by the Academy as it is now worn out. That will take c£100,000 to replace. I am not sure whether the Sisu web of companies would wish to donate that, but the Trustees would be open to proposals.
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