chiefdave
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Quite possibly but that was for Wasps lawyers to sort out at the time. If they decided it wasn't possible and took the risk anyway its not on to then look to the football club to bail them out.
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clint van damme
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Just can't see CCC going for that. Would love to be wrong.
robbiekeane
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is this supposed to say "under valued"? Can't make sense of it otherwise
Seaside-Skyblue
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Bloody hell. Its like a couple splitting up and then deciding to get back together only to find out that he slept with her sister straight after the breakup.
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Nick
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It's 2019, she watched.
skyblueinBaku
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And joined in.
CanadianCCFC
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Introduction to state aid
These are the conditions of illegal state aid if anyone is confused like I was a few minutes ago.
These are the conditions of illegal state aid if anyone is confused like I was a few minutes ago.
Liquid Gold
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Me too. A few posters on here suggested it a couple of months ago and it was brushed off as something they'd never do. Interestingly those posters have now also changed their goalposts.
OffenhamSkyBlue
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Thanks Canadian! The part about distorting competition was what i was unsure about whether the Ricoh deal would pass the test ...
"The most important aspect of this last part of the test is whether the selective advantage conferred on the undertaking has the potential to distort competition. There is no requirement for an actual distortion to be proved. As a general rule therefore, this part of the test is easy to satisfy and more often than not the selective advantage will be found to have the potential to distort competition."
Interesting that the authors (a very well respected law firm, if that isn't an oxymoron) cite disposal of land or buildings at below market value as an example of state aid.
Just have to wait and see if the EC take it beyond their current preliminary investigation, at which point Reeves et al and Eastwood will need a trip to the bathroom, i should imagine! Fingers crossed!!
"The most important aspect of this last part of the test is whether the selective advantage conferred on the undertaking has the potential to distort competition. There is no requirement for an actual distortion to be proved. As a general rule therefore, this part of the test is easy to satisfy and more often than not the selective advantage will be found to have the potential to distort competition."
Interesting that the authors (a very well respected law firm, if that isn't an oxymoron) cite disposal of land or buildings at below market value as an example of state aid.
Just have to wait and see if the EC take it beyond their current preliminary investigation, at which point Reeves et al and Eastwood will need a trip to the bathroom, i should imagine! Fingers crossed!!
NorthernWisdom
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Sick Boy
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In that case then they’re going to be in a lot of trouble. Thank god for the EU
chiefdave
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Certainly seems that the more you read about the differences between the way these things are handled in the UK and EU the more you can see why Wasps and the council are desperate for it to not progress.
SkyblueBazza
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Let's face it...SISU knew exactly what they were up to. It is another desperate effort to get their hands on the stadium.
Even if there is found to be wrongdoings...& they get the Ricoh, I think the damage they have done already to relations with all that matter in owning it, the fanbase & what I think is now the tarnished reputation of CCFC...it will take generations for the club to recover properly imo
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Even if there is found to be wrongdoings...& they get the Ricoh, I think the damage they have done already to relations with all that matter in owning it, the fanbase & what I think is now the tarnished reputation of CCFC...it will take generations for the club to recover properly imo
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Nick
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Not half as long as recovering from the sale to wasps
Sick Boy
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The actions of the franchise are far far worse compared to anything that SISU have done.
CanadianCCFC
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Storm incoming.
I’ll give you a like for your bravery.
usskyblue
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This
hill83
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Nah, couple of wins or a screamer first game back at the Ricoh and nobody will give a fuck. Even a commanding collected cross from our new keeper would do it.
Nick
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I'll be throwing fivers at joy like a stripper if our keeper starts any of that
hill83
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I thought you two footed strippers early doors, to let them know you are there, for a discount?
Nick
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It depends how much traction there is on the stage to be honest. If you go in later on they are slippy so you can get a decent slide distance.
hill83
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If you get the right momentum you can grab the pole, swing back around and get enough distance to crunch the barkeep as well.
OffenhamSkyBlue
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Eeewwwwwwwww!
Nick
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I'm more Vinnie Jones than Jackie Chan to be fair.
The barkeep will know what's going on when I slide my studs down his Achilles when he walks past.
hill83
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Better off going for a "Vrrrmmmmmmm"
Exactly
Nick
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To be fair it is titled "wasps pull out" so every time I've seen it I've been thinking wildlife documentary
Hobo
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Like SISU doing due diligence on CCFC?
Nick
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Pretty sure it would be even more silly then that
Westendlad
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Wonder how much this appeal bollocks has cost sisu so far......Probably could of covered 5 yrs of rent so far. Crazy.
Terry_dactyl
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I think I want sisu to “get their hands on the Ricoh”. Is that wrong?
Also, another promotion (or two) would see the fans back.
clint van damme
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If wasps are ordered to pay money back to the council it means they owe it to the council tax payers of Coventry.
Why would any Coventrian want an out of town rugby club to have guarantees against reimbursing us what they owe?
Normally the answer to that is there's no case to answer.
Ok, fair enough, OK do a deal with the club then.
Why would any Coventrian want an out of town rugby club to have guarantees against reimbursing us what they owe?
Normally the answer to that is there's no case to answer.
Ok, fair enough, OK do a deal with the club then.
Nick
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The same reason a Coventrian would want the club to die and have a Phoenix club, the same reason they would prefer a coventry rugby club in the first place.
There are probably a good 10 accounts that go into overdrive at certain times, towards certain people, saying certain things. One of them is on the Trust Board and used to be a director of Cov Ladies / Cov United alongside David Johnson and is described as "Local Government Employee".
Some seem to really want CCFC to die and would happily go out of their way to push the propaganda just so the council don't look bad.
