Next Season Budget?
IT is interesting reading the article in the Telegraph this week, about CCFC having still not recorded their accounts for last season, and the likely impact that will have on any Transfers into the club.
THE FACTS (1)
1, Until the accounts are filed, the club are stuck in a teansfer embargo, preventing them from signing any new players!
2, The club are in dispute with Coventry City Council, regarding the cost of renting the Ricoh for next season and cannot file accounts until this issue is resolved!
3, The council do not want to lower the rent, so we have reached an impasse!
THE FACTS (2)
1, During a recent telephone interview on a "Local Radio Station" I was informed that the club had provided the manager with a budget for players for next season?
2, The manager has identified the players he wants to bring in to the club and is working on bringing them in?
Which is the truth?
Does anyone really know?
If the owners were going to spend money on the club, why didn't they do so last season, to enable us to be more finacially stable? The income from TV rights is a lot less in League 1 than it is in the Championship..................
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