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Has it ever been said, by anyone who knows, that it has been SISUs's plan to get the stadium cheap by distressing Wasps?. I know it sounds likely, but is it just an assumption that's become an accepted urban myth? Do they actually want to own a stadium? I know they've talked about other...

Without the bond to repay and the other debts wiped out I would imagine the stadium complex can be run profitably, and he's in the best position to know that and agree a pre-pack

I still think Richardson will somehow get it all back free of debt

I don't mind hitting them straight because mostly a keeper will dive, but it's risky and he was lucky as it was too low and nearly hit the GKs trailing leg.

I have a suspicion that we haven seen the back of Richardson. Why did he appoint himself as a director of the ACL companies knowing this was going to happen?

When the Wasps Holding admin was announced the statement said that a number of employees would be retained to keep the stadium going. That suggests that the stadium staff are not employed by ACL. Have I misunderstood?

Surely Shugs is a front for Wasps PR or a PR company working for them.

Did they get an improvement grant from some sports organisation on for it? And if so was it given to "Wasps"?

It also means that, if KP and COH play together teams will struggle to double up on both of them

I thought I would comment to say that I'm not going to comment until there's anything to comment about

The question you might ask is what right have football supporters to expect a family to give up £12m of its wealth to keep their club in business. It can't go on forever

Wasn.t even on the BBC Sports RU site when I last looked

I've only seen the Preston game so far this season but it didn't change my opinion from last season that Godden and Gyokeres are not a good pairing.

That's MR's way of showing his feelings. Admittedly by punishing Vik you weaken the team but perhaps MR realised we weren't going to win anyway

So that's entirely consistent with what I said

I do know who the club's chairman is, but do tell me the real reason why we played at Birmingham.

Fisher was instrumental in playing at Sixfilelds, but Birmingham was more to do with Wasps refusing to deal with us.

I would have thought that, if the club had found the money to pay for it they would have said so

But Derby's ground was available for sale to any prospective owner. Our ground is owned by another entity who give priority to their own plans and requirements