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In the same way that growing a beard will make me turning into Santa Claus more likely.

Sort term absolutely nothing changes. Long term it means the club will never own its own stadium. We might be secure at the Ricoh for the next two years, but what will happen when the club has to renegotiate a new rental deal with Wasps once this one runs out?

The only one that has been gloating on here lately is you. You love any opportunity to have a pop at the council. You've been hopping about this forum like a little girl at a One Direction concert these last few days.

Why would I be gloating? My football club has just taken another step towards death.

Where have I said it does? As I said its us fans that lose, we are the club.

So do you think that CCFC's future is brighter than it was 3 years ago?

But your disagreeing with me and agreeing at the same time. All I said was Sisu have gotten what they deserve (you disagree?), yet is us fans that suffer. What is there in that statement that you take issue with?

I cant see many attending. If your a Rugby fan surely you already have a team you support?

60 acre site within 10 miles or Earl Street. Literally hundreds of sites apparently.

What on earth are you on about?

So if you had known that Sisus tactics would result in the club never owning the stadium, would you have supported those tactics?

What is the alternative then?

About as many people that were encouraging Sisu to take a hard line approach as without the club the Ricoh wont survive.

What do you think the likelihood is of them getting their money back now?

Look, get it through your head and anybody else that thinks people on here supports the Council. No bugger cares what happens to them. We care about the football club and what happens to them.

Yet its us as fans that suffer, as well as a completely innocent party in CRFC.

There isn't a plan though is there? At the minute it is at best an idea.

Sisu have been free to bid at anytime in the last 7 years so let's not pretend otherwise.

Yes that would be responsible, and guaranteed good press.

Inside the city you are right. On the edge of the city, even if housing were incorporated I couldn't see it going through. Massive shortage of housing, therefore that has to take precedent. I cant see locals being happy about the green and pleasant Warwickshire countryside being paved over...