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You'll be able to tell who the media want. Just keep an eye for the one who doesn't get exposed in the press.

How many honest, true and genuine Wasps fans have let it be known to their club they don’t agree with us bring kicked out? The overwhelming majority of comments I have seen have no issue with it, many are celebrating it.

When they moved here part of the justification was the claim that rugby fans aren’t attached to clubs the way football fans are and any who couldn’t travel would just go and watch another team. Was that a convenient lie?

It was supposed to be for obvious errors, that’s not what it’s being used for. If every bit of contact in super slo mo is going to rule a goal out there won’t be many goals allowed. It’s not a non contact sport.

How is it a pro SISU article? About time they faced up to some facts.

What on earth has that got to do with the comments made by the trust regarding Wasps?

Where was that? I thought their line had consistently be the club wasn’t for sale.

I would imagine they must do. How else do they get to the Ricoh? No trains, minimal busses. If you don’t live within walking distance there’s not much choice.

Isn’t rugby league in the summer? Would mean no concerts, monster trucks etc.

What are you on about, they’ve been completely respectful and haven’t plastered their logo everywhere. You’d hardly notice they’d moved in.

I wouldn’t have thought so unless you’re suggesting Birmingham’s ground staff aren’t up to the job? Imagine the role of our ground staff will be the same as it has been for years.

We do have ground staff and they have their own twitter account at CCFCGrounds Seem to put a lot more work in than whoever has been responsible for the Ricoh pitches.

Not sure I'd use us as a model of financial stability!

Maybe their next owner will be someone that views Wasps as a rugby club not a property development company and will move them back to London.

They would have to start a new judicial review but I think there is a time limit so that couldn't be based around the bail out or sale. Additionally 'In mid-April, SISU signed an undertaking to irrevocably cease all proceedings against Wasps relating to the sale and lease of the Ricoh Arena'...

Its not really been paid off though as they've taken out more debt to pay the original debt. They've gone from owing a £14.4m loan to being over £55m in the hole.

She's doesn't exactly look a picture of health to be fair.

The pitch needs ripping up and starting again. That's before the damage the concerts and monster trucks have done. Wouldn't be surprised to see one go down. Not irreversible though.

If the council were responsible for moving it they'd probably 'accidentally' lose it on the way.

Its a very odd hill to die on when we have repeatedly been told there is zero chance of Wasps / CCC ever being found to be in the wrong. As much as it screws us over it hurts them as well. Either they want us to go bust as they fear the competition or they are genuinely concerned about losing.