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Have you ever posted anything worthwhile? He's one of the most informative and knowledgeable people on the site.

Your point that I was responding too is that the current deal restricts us to league 1 and below which is simply not true at all. I do also disagree that we currently have a bad deal. In a vacuum it may not be ideal, but for a club who sold the rights to their incomes its a very good deal. The...

you realise £100billion is enough to buy every football club in the country right? very very comfortably. The chance of better the devil you know being correct is miniscule, we have owners that are both malicious and incompetent, no one else has this combination.

I think there is a very significant difference between being restricted to L1 and below and being a L1-Championship yo-yo club but even then no I don't even accept the loss of match day revenues prevents us being a championship club, this club properly run would have much bigger revenues (even...

if their plan was to wait out wasps (which I don't believe) imagine how long they are going to have to keep up the pretence of searching for and buying land.

The current deal does not in anyway restrict us to being a L1 club. Sisus actions restrict us to being a L1 club or lower.

lets say that happens, after 3 full seasons wasps decide the plan was flawed and sell/go bust. whats left of the football club at that point and how much more money has been lost getting to that point? Not to mention the 3 years of earnings they could have got and didn't. It's almost certainly a...

It did and still does, The fact they didn't try to significantly outbid wasps when it would have been orders of magnitude better than buying a new stadium says everything about their real intentions to build. ie not a chance in hell.

yeah but it's not an issue this year, nore do I have any intention of going now till sisu are gone, If they were building a new stadium it would be important for them to know they need a bigger percentage of wheelchair spaces (though the fact the wheelchair season tickets sold out for so many...

getting wheelchair tickets to the city has always been a nightmare, even with the stadium half empty all the wheelchair seats were sold. I'm sure it's fine this year but even two years ago wheelchair season tickets sold out. I can't see any obvious way to buy wheelchair tickets or any...

I wrote that earlier and didn't hit send because I decided that we don't actually use that block I think, its obviously meant to be a wheelchair area but I don't think it is.

my mistake thanks for the correction, I've have the most minor of interests in Cov Rugby since I had a season ticket for years there in my teens and zero interest in wasps.

cup game, league below

I think thats an auto correct error from Burn Wanker;)

A bit like trying to cure cancer by talking nicely to it.

I was just refering to 6mill per game and using the best case scenario of a sell out, but yes the less fans they get the even more ridiculous the numbers become, but it's clearly fantasy in the best case scenario. That said I'd hadn't taken into account the jobs it creates but still it's...

those aren't the interesting bits of information though. The fact they get the same return for half the duration is a huge piece of news and improves the deal massively.

I'm confident that wasps knew it could take a few years to get a foothold and have taken this on knowing that so I don't really believe there is any chance of ACL failing in the next 3 years. After 3 years you have received 40% of your initial investment back. At this point should ACL fail and...

Even me :p If the council said no risk it's clearly not true. I think the risk now though is low. I have thought about it properly (with security, I'm still unsure without the security and I'm swaying towards changing my mind) my family have spent alot of time discussing lending money to...

Thats £187 per person if she said wasps would bring 6mill a game she was clearly talking nonsense.