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It had better be coming off the rent if we've fronted the cost. The fact that we can't play until the end of the month blows Wasps argument about there just needing to be a few extra days after the CWG out of the water.

Am I reading that right, over that period private sector wages should have risen at 5% above inflation. Mine definitely hasn't

Obviously the mai thing is that it gets fixed but not happy we've got to this point and only now are Wasps bothering to start work. Would also like to know who is paying for this, won't be happy if the answer is anyone but Wasps.

who knows what a turf and stitch pitch is then? I have a feeling I've heard stitching mentioned at Edgbaston when they were preparing for the CWG. They put some sort of mesh down and then grow the grass through it but that still requires time for grass to grow.

Or this is the quickest / only available solution at the moment and will get us through to the end of the season when a proper pitch can be laid.

Love that video. They do a good job marketing the club on presumably a very small budget. For a few years now they’ve been pushing the ‘out city’ thing. Something beautiful about this being announced at the same time Wasps are in the news for shutting their community arm but still accepting...

Come on BSB, we all know when you want to expand your offering you close down the charity completely first and then restart it, normal business practice as Fisher would say :ROFLMAO: Wasps doing something and expecting it to be funded by someone else, must be a mistake.

Because he says things to get a reaction on social media to draw attention to his show. He's probably forgotten what he said about buying the club before and the vast majority of his listeners and those on social media certainly have.

You would think if WMCA are nervous about loaning them previously agreed money there is zero chance of the newer funding application being approved.

I hope there's a good explanation why fuck all seems to have happened up till now. Annoying that I have to read Gilberts tweets on here as he's blocked me on twitter, the best part is he blocked me for defending him to someone else :ROFLMAO:

Are they planning to go and dig someone else's pitch up in the middle of the night?

And to think the council told us we couldn't have an ownership stake in the Ricoh as taxpayer money going to a private business would be state aid!

If we have to loan them the money for a pitch do you think the penny will finally drop with Wasps supporters that they're in the shit

Obviously want it resolved but it will be annoying to say the least if after all this the fix is to do something that could have been done before the season started

Will have to look into that, know a couple of people who work for NEC Group, I'll see what they know. Not that it really matters I guess, we're just going round in circles again.

Surely that must have expired by now. The excuse for the council rushing everything through was a hotel was needed for City of Culture. That's been and gone, as has the CWG, with seemingly zero progress. Why would Richardson get a loan for that anyway, if he wants to build a hotel and profit...

Where has this come from, I've never heard any mention of the NEC Group being offered the complex on similar terms to Wasps.

I got blocked for asking him how we were supposed to build a new ground on a site that was already having houses built on it.

The longer this goes on the worse it looks on Wasps. They were happy to try and shift the blame with the 'get someone independent in' but now that's happened and they've said the pitch is shit they've gone very quiet. We're also past the 'play a few games away' point now as well. There is zero...

Good comeback but that's not a total that should worry Phoenix. Disappointing crowd. Keep being told how popular the Hundred is and how pretty much every game is sold out but every time I turned the TV on there's banks of empty seats.