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is it even practical? I assume that Wasps will have several age group sides playing at weekends so using the pitches anyway. how many teams does a Premiership rugby club have?

can someone get the list of 17 sites because the agents we are paying only seem to have come up with 3 or 4 options in the last 3 years?

has there ever been a proper number given for ccfc fans attending wasps games? just don't see the crossover. i'd rather go and watch a non-league game at Stratford or Warwick or do something else than watch the rugby.

love to know what the rent is compared to West Ham's.

i fear Wasps just think there isn't enough ways for CCFC to make enough money from a joint venture 15k stadium to make them take it seriously. Hopefully some more concrete plans will convince otherwise. I'm not convinced financially that Wasps wouldn't miss us. If the figures CA was using are...

if people really care then why are their attendances only around the 2k mark? we have had a dig at people not getting up the Ricoh in big enough numbers (no matter who owned the Ricoh or when bigger attendances might have made it more difficult for it to be sold to wasps). or is it genuinely...

another question are CCFC fans (or owners) really going to care if in the future the rugby club gets buried and CCFC end up with all the stadium? Would be nice but probably naive to think they would care.

accounts only give a guideline on what the playing budget might be. Jim Brown's figure of 92% is an irrelevance as it includes everyone employed by the club. Juggy can check the profit on player sales it's the accounts which does actually come in at around 9 million but obviously in not...

same accounts that still fail to show anything like a 60 million investment

juggy:clown:

says everything about the man that still 5 months after his death there are still media tributes. genuinely don't remember anyone else in football receiving so much media coverage in terms of tributes/articles etc. as he received back in December

got it !! thanks

Nick - help. Not very bright. How do I : 1. reply with quote 2. just quote part of someone else's post as part of a reply 3. what are those arrows in the quote section of a thread

part of me just wonders whether we'd be even having this type of discussion now if the season hadn't fallen away so badly and we'd at least have still be in the play-offs or better. maybe then a 15k stadium wouldn't be so popular and there'd be more support to redo a Ricoh deal (despite Wasps...

that seems a very unhealthy %. maybe says more about the court than the cases.

yes but i'm not convinced part ownership of another stadium is the way to go. we are supposed to have investors lined up for a new stadium if the right site is available. if we're to have a new home then let it be ours alone.

much the same as the council & SISU the Trust & the owners have to step back and re-evaluate their relationship. Let's be clear that this was an ownership that only comparatively recently started to open up and communicate with the fanbase (whether it was a tactical move in relation to the rent...

right what's changed then and when? Previously we were getting catering at cost and selling it on. the club is stilling hospitality packages.

i don't understand how he says there is zero income from corporate catering. The club was selling various packages that included meals. 75K from non-ticketing matchday income doesn't seem to include matchday advertising income either which the club was selling.

reducing midweek games is a plus point. often the lower crowds mean clubs are less likely to even breakeven on these games. a quick glance seems our average crowd for home midweek games this season was down by about 2.500-3000 from saturday games.. could reduce size of playing squads - better...