Search results

Wonder how Worcester fans would take that idea. Would they swap Warriors for Wasps if it meant still having a club?

If, and its still a big if IMO, Wasps lose control of the ground to the bondholders, is there a strong case for them staying at the CBS? 5K in a stadium that holds over 30K isn't fun as we've experienced when we've had some cold nights in the early rounds of the paint pot cup and will only get...

One of the issues if they try and shaft the bondholders is that a decent chunk of them will be regular supporters taken in by the 'we'll be the richest and most successful club in the world' rubbish. Surely even Wasps fans wouldn't support their own supporters being ripped off.

some people suggested they were desperately trying to string things out until they'd played their first game to prevent automatic relegation but surely with only a handful of games played you just void those results if needed.

Wasn't there an article recently that they'd cut staff to the minimum and some positions were being replaced with volunteers.

Bridge suggesting on his live blog that if the RFU relegate Wasps they'll leave the CBS. No idea if this is just him short of content or he's heard a whisper, probably the former. But given they're only getting around 5K for Premiership games the drop in crowds along with TV money would surely...

Given they've spent the last fews weeks trying to make out the bond was being repaid any minute to avoid the bondholders taking action why would they give an intention to go into administration if they aren't actually going into administration. that's hardly likely to lead to the bondholders...

There's actually already people on their forum saying how this is great news and part of a genius plan. Taking heads in the sand to new levels.

its not all the same company though. which part is going into admin and which part owes the money?

Possibly but not sure how they'd do that given the ground is the security for the bonds. Suspect there's many more twists to come in this tale, not time to celebrate yet.

I'd like to see the details and if they are seeing similar increases in productivity

no chance, any administrator will want to keep things running. the bigger concern may be ever getting back the money we paid up front to get the pitch sorted.

I thought quoting a news article would be preferable to posting the source data but here it is https://news.microsoft.com/ja-jp/2019/10/31/191031-published-the-results-of-measuring-the-effectiveness-of-our-work-life-choice-challenge-summer-2019/

It would be nice, although I suspect highly unlikely, if this ended up with the club back in London in some form in front of their old supporters. They're the only ones I've ever felt sorry for in all of this. Bet there's a few Wasps supporters who sunk money into the bonds having some...

Are you sure, have they not checked with Shugs, he keeps saying everything is fine and the bonds are about to be paid back. Explains the shuffling around of assets as many on here suggest, only to be highlighted on the Wasps forums as idiots who had no clue what they were on about.

Would certainly be interested to see if those companies have the same productivity increase as those moving to a 4 day week with no pay decrease. Have you got a link to the data?

Of course its not just small companies that have trialled a 4 day week. I don't think anyone is suggesting it will work for every single company or we can switch over instantly but it does seem the most, if not all, trials have similar results.

I don't understand how taking money out of peoples pockets when they're struggling to pay for the basics like heat and food is going to help?

There was a military expert on this morning saying the earliest the guys called up will reach Ukraine is the spring even if they send them with the absolute minimum training and kit. Whats the plan until then, just hang on and then throw people at it? You have to feel the mood could very...

looks like the 4 day week trial is an overwhelming success from any angle you look at it https://metro.co.uk/2022/09/20/four-day-workweek-no-longer-dream-with-86-trial-firms-backing-it-17416301/