Well fingers crossed it goes it doesn't go through, got nothing against them personally but the more clubs in admin the easier life is for us
Billionaire enters Coventry talks Greek billionaire businessman Alki David has entered talks to buy cash-strapped Coventry City. He told BBC Coventry and Warwickshire: "I'm told it's a sleeping giant and a good opportunity so we are talking. "We need to look at the books to see what the debt is, but it's a club that has had entry to the Premiership so on that level it would be a good deal". Coventry have until Thursday when they must either prove their solvency or enter administration. "We will move very quickly but no commitments are being made until we have looked at the books," David said. I'm a film maker and football is not my first love but apparently it's a fine club Alki David Last week the club announced they were looking to go into administration in order to bring to a head the takeover talks with rival Ray Ranson. But if the club were to do so they would incur a 10-point deduction and drop into the bottom three of the Championship. David will have to take on £38m of debt if he is to buy the club but he denies that the figure is a problem for a man with a reputed £4bn fortune. " You go into these things for the long haul, we have investments in other clubs and own a couple outright. "I'm a film maker and football is not my first love but apparently it's a fine club." Sounds like he knows his stuff...
""I'm a film maker and football is not my first love but apparently it's a fine club."" Bet the Coventry fans are ecstatic about the prospect of him taking over.
