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#BakerDay Are we all doing a round of applause in the 8th minute tomorrow?

So after all that if it doesn't all go horribly wrong tomorrow when are we likely to be playing?

Where in that update did it state the auditors had identified Wasps had been supplying falsified information or detail concerns about the viability of the business or that the auditors were resigning?

Brilliant news for SISU if true. Italia claimed yesterday the accounts were all guesswork and now we have someone claiming they've deliberately falsified the accounts to assist in a court case.

We know they've tried falsifying information and got caught but are you now saying the accounts are all guesswork?

The one on the right represents Joy and Tim burning down the club.

If I was a Wasps fan I'd be furious. This move was sold on making them the richest club in the world and they're basically in the same position they were before. Yet their fans just say its fine and other clubs have debt etc.

But at the moment its losing money. Does it really matter how much it generates if year on year there's a loss? The thing that makes no sense to me, besides the way the value conveniently goes up by just the amount Wasps need it to every time there's a valuation, is that its security for the...

Sure that's fine, not like they've been found out for supplying falsified information.

Obviously good but you have to wonder how much more it can go up when we're been told for the last couple of years business is booming and there's events on practically every day. If you look at the valuation reports they always state they have been prepared solely based on information provided...

One that states on their website 'We have considerable experience of supporting management teams through crises"

Well that certainly fulfils the promise of a brand new state of the art facility in Coventry for the benefit of the taxpayers who subsidised Wasps stadium.

The comments are that are brilliant. You can tell which ones are Wasps fans who have splashed out and which are regular investors.

Only thing that comes to mind is the long term deal at the Higgs they've been talking about.

The questions that spring to mind are: How much more can be generated by Wasps and the Ricoh? We keep being told business is booming, crowds are bigger than ever etc yet they're still losing money. What happens if and when either Wasps or the Ricoh have a bad year? Looks like without the owner...

think you can leave the word borderline out

They've also listed Catfish & the Bottlemen as a highlight. That was a disaster, the bands management had to intervene on the night due to how badly run the event was.

So from a quick glance on what they claim was an exceptionally good year on and off the field they've still lost £3.7m, failed to meet the bond covenants and (reading between the lines) had PWC refuse to sign off on the accounts. Very handily for them despite all this the value of the Ricoh...