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They have made a mockery out of our club, not a fortune. With their track record would they have spent any extra income on the club? I don't think they would do you? Why would a company that makes money from toxic debt bundles and business invest. Investment is not in their strategy for business.

I agree that would have been the best strategy for SISU to extricate themselves from this mess they have created, but that said they tried to do everything on the cheap and its bit them on the arse. What I was saying was if they did own the 50% share it would not have necessarily put the money...

Once again mass hysteria is taking over on here. Would any of the contributors to this thread like to bet their mortgage on the fact that SISU would deliver anything other than the current dross we have to watch on a weekly basis if they had a 50% share of ACL? Or would you think that most of...

More supporters in the ground means more matchday revenue. It also equals better sponsorship deals and the ability to sell more merchandise, the higher up the league pyramid you go the more money you have access to. You will never get that whilst the team is continually chopped up and sold on...

A rental deal can work. If the product on the pitch is attractive you will get supporters back up to old levels. Wasps need a partner going forward as it is incremental revenue, if the club put a little investment on the pitch instead of servicing debts to themselves you would be able to do...

I think you will find SISU et al will provide the excuses. Which ever way you look at it SISU have had the chance and fucked it up and destroyed relationships with the significant stake holders. Their fault no one else's.

You cant stop a footballer from playing the game that provides his living, however distasteful his crime may have been, unless he has a link to gambling and throwing matches. Players know they are going to get stick from opposing fans, its part and parcel of the game. Evans is different from the...

Me too!!

I am sorry but their is no end in sight to this decline. Poor business strategy has gotten the club where it is, how many chances do you need? They should not have sold players from under previous managers, they should already own half of ACL, they should not have gone to Northampton, the list...

Unfortunately, as OSB has stated, you have to support the club in its attempt. The outcome if successful is the real doomsday scenario. They own 50% which means are they are A, going to milk the profit from any partnership to pay exorbitant management fees and interest charges on accrued debt...

OSB has already said it friends, this is a done deal and the process that is going through at the moment is a tick box exercise to confirm it. Unless Sisu can purchase a part share from the Wasps I think they are all but done, their may already be shady things going on in the background to...

The fact that Wilson has now scored 9 goals at a higher level is testament to the short sighted approach of the owners. If we had built on last season with 2 quality players we would have had a chance. The constant dismantling of the side every season is killing us.

Historical off pitch problem's will continue to take their toll RFC, but any new owners would realise that investment on the pitch is a necessary fix. Sisu,s lack of investment in this area over the last 6 years is why we are where we are. To say anything else is ridiculous.

I think your right however I would like a player with some bight and devilment in the middle of the park first. If we had the hardman we could then give a flair player the time they would need to play. Never thought I would say it but we need Lloyd Mcgrath type player that will get stuck in and...

Totally agree, but I have always thought the best scenario for agreeing a deal should be a percentage of the ticket price linked to bums on seats. The more that watch the more you pay linked to an agreement with a minimum and maximum per game, it would work the other way round as well in regards...

It was their first meeting lads, you could hardly expect a deep and meaningful conversation about the future of CCFC. He probably introduced himself and reassured Waggot that things would continue as per the signed agreement with ACL, CCFC has not needed to comment as nothing has changed. Sisu...

I think it will really hit home as to our position when we see what was our club shop selling all things black and yellow. These people arn't stupid, the place will be stacked out at a fiver a ticket they know they have to win the local punters over. It just goes to show what effective...

Great post OSB, one question I would like to ask you though is how do you see SISU extricating themselves from this, they could walk away as most of the debt is self generated and on paper could be offset against other funds, or do you see them bumping along quite content to be a lower league...

No no no Sisu had their chance and fucked it right up. I bet Joys got the legals looking at it right now over the Higgs sale. I hope the wasps owner can eventually buy CCFC and unite both teams under the same ownership model.

This is where it could get stupid with counter bid and counter bid which means the Higgs would still be the shareholder, until one side decided not to match the other. One would assume the power of veto passes from the council when they sold but whether in law it would then stay with those...