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Why would they?

Its amazing how often anyone involved with the new stadium is "mis-quoted".

I think he was being sarcastic.

Oh dear.

Guess my unfair generalisations come from my memory of two of my housemates back then. They seemed more concerned with Save the Palestinian and Stop Bombing Whales than what they were actually at uni for.

I was thinking more Newbury Bypass to be honest.

At least now we can play "the Coventry way" for which we have become famous.

Regarding Warwick uni, I wouldn't have thought a bunch of lefty professors would be happy throwing their lot in with a highly publicised hedge fund. Also all those students in love with planet earth would likely cause some interference with any building over the fields.

Let's hope so. Seen them play in Weston Super Mere once. They were a great laugh!

Planning permission couldn't really be granted on that basis. Just as it couldn't be refused out of spite, it cannot be granted out of sympathy.

Your saying they are full of shit in response to the comment that they are both city fans. Unless you have become a believer in the "superfan" class of city supporter then you shouldnt really question their status of being a fan. Nothing wrong with questioning the decisions any fan takes...

What did mutton do?

Yep. Both have spent years going to matches for no reason. You might not like the decisions they've made but you of all people have no right to question someone's loyalty as a fan, and that includes council leaders.

Apparently its in the taxpayers interest to have the taxpayer subjected to large legal costs and potentially a fine.

Wasps would have made CCC sign a confidentiality agreement over the negotiations. Sisu or any other bidder would have done the same.

A lot of people understand it, that doesn't mean they're happy with it.

You know as well as I do that confidentiality agreements will have been signed.

Only football fans mentality could go and support their club playing in another city yet criticise those that go and watch a rugby club in their own city.

In response to the sadistic crime of placing a string under a windscreen wiper.

Again though my belief is CCC did this for popularity, believing it to be what the people wanted. Given the pressure the club, the local media, and many fans was putting on the council for the deal to be done I am not surprised they voted for it. Despite what some try and say on here, I don't...