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Tim Fisher: Coventry City is not for sale.
Coventry City’s current Chief Executive Officer, Tim Fisher, has denied the Sky Blues are up for sale. Speaking to BBC Coventry & Warwickshire’s Stuart Linnell, Fisher said: “The Administrator (Paul Appleton) is undertaking his role as an officer of the court and to his opinion has decided that the Golden Share is in CCFC Ltd. … Continue reading
Coventry administrator sets take-over deadline.
Coventry City administrators have set a deadline of May 31st for any interested parties to make an offer to purchase the club. A number of groups have already registered an interest in taking control of the Sky Blues, who went into administration in March. Joint-administrator, Paul Appleton said, “A sale process has begun, I have spoken … Continue reading
MUSE light up Ricoh Arena; Stadium not on fire.
Rock band MUSE sent Twitter and Coventry City fans into frenzy on Monday, when it appeared The Ricoh Arena had been set alight. With all of the confusion around the ground and whether the Sky Blues will actually be playing their home games the ground next season, many fans were left wondering the legitimacy of … Continue reading
Coventry Telegraph campaign hits 10,000 signatures, but still needs more.
The Coventry Telegraph’s ‘City Must Stay’ campaign has now reached 10,000 signatures. Thousands of football fans, not just Sky Blues supporters, have signed the petition to keep Coventry City Football Club in the city which gave the club it’s name. Over 8,500 fans have signed the online petition whilst a further 2,000 have sent a … Continue reading
ACL ‘surprised’ by Sky Blues’ claims
Arena Coventry Limited (ACL) say they were surprised by Coventry City Football Club Chief Executive, Tim Fisher’s claims that the Sky Blues have left the Ricoh Arena, their home since 2005 and intend to build their own stadium. James Powell, the solicitor acting on behalf of ACL told BBC Coventry & Warwickshire, “I was surprised … Continue reading
Coventry City to leave Ricoh Arena & build new ground.
Coventry City have confirmed that they will not be returning to The Ricoh Arena, their home since leaving Highfield Road in 2005, for the 2013/2014 npower League One season. Chief executive Tim Fisher has revealed the club are instead in the process of securing a site in the local area on which to build a … Continue reading
Administrator’s report offers no conclusions
Exactly twenty-six years to the day of Coventry City Football Club’s proudest day, Paul Appleton of David Rubin and Partners has released his administrator’s report where it is revealed he needs more time to investigate. Hours before Appleton’s brief to other media outlets, The Coventry Telegraph has read the report and released some of the … Continue reading
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