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If you read all his statements you will see he chooses his words very carefully. Presumably Sharpe wanting nothing to do with the football club is why our ticket office is based there and why the football league were shown around.

As you say there's more than one side who can back down and we all know that SISU aren't going to suddenly stop the legals no matter how much we want them to. Given that the best point to apply pressure would appear to be Wasps but none of the fans groups, in particular the Trust, seem to want...

I don't for a minute believe you're as naïve as you're making yourself out to be. It is obvious to anyone that having a council backing a major project is a much easier, not to mention quicker, route than having to battle them every step of the way.

Its worrying. There was calls for pressure on all sides and so far we've seen the trust and associates having a go at SISU, have a mutual back patting session with the council and writing to Wasps telling them they understand their position. That's not my definition of pressure on all sides.

The accounts will be prepared but they can't sign off with the business a going concern if there is nowhere to play next season. Therefore they would miss the FL deadline for filing and go in to a transfer embargo.

I would say there's more than a bit of a similarity, its very much following the same path. Interestingly at the same time this has started up I've seen several people trying to rewrite history and claim there was never an attempt to force an ownership change.

As soon as there was talk of us moving to the Butts the council wanted to change the terms of the lease to forbid professional football being played there. Even the Telegraph managed to grasp that so I'm sure you must have noticed.

The deadline is February, the extension will be to the football league chairman's meeting / holiday in Portugal which is when this season finishes. They won't extend it past that as they have to sort fixtures and who is playing in what division if we're thrown out.

Bizarrely the people who were outraged with SISU doing this to ACL are perfectly fine with Wasps doing it to the football club.

And if Wasps continue to refuse talks you would rather the club ceased to exist than play a few minutes down the road? The Ricoh is hardly some unreachable promised land for the people of Nuneaton that they'd attend if only it wasn't so far away. Its a few minutes down the road. Pretty sure...

What the hell. I'm going to have to give this a watch.

Got it on my list, not started it yet though. I need to take a year off work to get caught up with everything I've got in my watchlist.

Even back when people were accusing me of being a council employee?

Nope I meant Boro fans.

Obviously you would ask them first and I'm working on the assumption it would be, at least in theory, temporary and we'd be renting. Given their financial issues I suspect they'd jump at the chance of some extra income and passing the responsibility for maintaining the pitch and facilities to...

I probably would as well. Being forced out by Wasps is very different to the last time we moved out. They said 9 miles didn't they? Would make this fine. You can whack up temporary stands very quickly. A lot of the venues for the 2012 Olympics were just temporary stands. Its not like a lot of...

The chain that have taken over HMV, if they follow their Canadian ethos, have more focus on vinyl and stocking local artists. Will be interesting to see what happens as just doing the same again will lead to admin again. Completely agree. The convenience is great for those of us who remember...

Quite enjoyed Mayans. Don't really see it as a spin off, it might as well be a reboot with Mexicans. Biggest problem is that it isn't Sons of Anarchy. Already renewed for a second season. For some reason the BBC are boring through the episodes, another double bill this weekend.

Not sure how the council coped with all that pressure.

On google maps there's a circus tent right next to the ground. Would be perfect!