Should imagine that the lease would become effectively freehold and clean of restrictions once existing contracts on the site come to an end.
125 years, and 250 years effectively offer that.
The initial length of lease offered by CCC to ACL was far too short for the amount paid for it.
There are articles where they say they would accept a long lease too.
Do you believe that Fisher won't bring us back to the arena then?
Despite us actually fucking being there?
I stopped reading when he went on about fucking renting a house.
Never see it as you pay a fortune to rent a house off somebody, you're only allowed in it 20 odd days a year, though you get stung with the Council Tax for the whole place each year. They then sublet it to other people the rest of...
Apparently Wasps,(according to some) paid an extra £1million to extend the lease to 250 years, around 20% of the ACL purchase price.
I'm still wondering when the Charities Commission are going to look into how Higgs managed to lose so much money on their original investement?
Was a scandal...
It's almost like Sisu never attempted to buy half of ACL with a 125 year lease for the same price as Wasps paid for all of it with a 250 year lease isn't it?
Kingsman- The Secret Service-9/10 - One of the ebst films seen for ages, really great fun.
Colin Firth - Pride and Death with Extreme Prejudice.
Very much recommend it for anybody when out on DVD, if not still on at the cinema.
Think we had to get dispensation to play our first three games away.
The second game against Southampton was my first at the Ricoh, corporate, but none of the ovens worked and had to have cold food from what I remember.
The biggest balls up was ,when looking through the average attendances ,was that not once(even with the new stadium "Wow" factor) has our average attendance been greater than the max capacity of Highfield Road.
All traced back to Richardson's hubris and greed.
I'm still wondering if the Charities Commisssion have collared PWKH yet for selling their share for less than half what they paid for it?
That was all the rage when it looked like Sisu wanted to pay around £5million for the share.
"Fiduciary responsibilty" was MMM's particular buzz-phrase then...
Which is good money, but if they stupidly get rid of the wage cap like quite a few of the teams want to then they'll end up in the same boat as football has got where it virtually all ends up in the pockets of players and agents.
Also, counting chickens before hatched never a good idea...