After stadium purchase, Mike Ashley's Frasers Group serves eviction notice to Coventry City Football Club

According to media reports, the new owners of the Coventry Building Society (CBS) Arena have issued an eviction notice to Coventry City. Mike Ashley, the former owner of Newcastle United, took over the stadium two weeks ago when the previous owners went into administration last month. Coventry was briefly considering alternative stadiums at the time but was assured that they could continue to play at the CBS Arena.

When local investor Doug King completed the purchase of a controlling stake in the club, the team declared its intention to bid on the CBS Arena.

According to BBC Radio Coventry & Warwickshire, Mike Ashley's Frasers Group won the offer, and he has now served the club with an eviction notice. According to a tweet, the new owners of the Coventry Building Society Arena have issued an eviction notice to Coventry City Football Club.



Simon Gilbert of BBC CWS announced on the radio this morning (Monday) that the stadium had got new owners a few weeks ago.

After nearly two decades, he believed many people would have hoped that it would end the off-field turmoil between the stadium and football club.

He went on to say that such illusions had been broken in a matter of weeks. It was learned that the new owners of the Coventry Building Society Arena placed an eviction notice on Coventry City Football Club on Friday afternoon.

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1. What is Coventry City Football Team?
   Coventry City Football Team is an English professional football club headquartered in Coventry, West Midlands.
2. What is the Coventry Building Society Arena?
   The Coventry Building Society Arena is a world-class exposition, event and conference facility near Birmingham.