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And that’s the funny thing. By getting that ‘big’ early contract it effectively rules them out of getting a chunk of a proper big contract.

Conspiracy.

Why would you want your child to be gay? Seems a bit odd. Nowt wrong with them being gay but seemingly actively wishing they were is a bit weird to me.

Reading the story, they seem to cite a lack of European demand and the escalating trade war between the US and China. Doesn’t scream “specialist products” to me. Of course this may be their cover story, as it is awfully convenient that their deadline is the day before European elections.

I vote option 2.

Telegraph once again lifting stories from here then. Can you charge them commission? Thinking about it, it’s quite funny that they used to harangue you over posting their articles on here, considering we are their main source of news.

Fair play, think you’re the first person in about 3 years on here to admit they’re wrong.

Yes you’ve got to commend their determination to make something of it.

Indeed, once again the Trust fail to adequately represent the supporters. They should be doing everything they can to at least channel some of the fans’ anger into constructive action. Tumbleweed.

Technology for technology’s sake. Why.

Fucking hell. The purchase of the business was for £6m or so (no figures to hand). They then opted to repay the borrowing that ACL had, which is in accounting terms completely unrelated to the purchase. Then extended the lease - again nothing to do with the purchase. Forgetting, of course, that...

I’m actually beginning to question whether CCFC did ever have access to purchase that 50% share, considering CCC held a veto over it.

Could get a lift to the train station? Or if it’s that easy for you to get to Nuneaton, catch the train from there?

Wish I could but alas I am at Doncaster races.

That’s the bit I struggle with. In theory the long-lease would be sold to cover the liabilities. However, I only have knowledge of what I would call the usual process of defaulting debt where there is one creditor, rather than x amount of creditors. The long-lease would never be sold for...

Well the attached debt in the form of the bonds would essentially die with Wasps. All of a sudden the Ricoh is a lot more palatable and has a lot more potential.

My take on it is that if the EC rule that there has been unlawful state aid then Wasps would become liable for this to ensure the transaction was completed at a commercially acceptable level. The point still stands, though, that both Wasps and CCC have been steadfast in their belief that there...

The understanding is/was that Wasps wanted the legal action off the table because the costs involved in appointing representatives and the like and the knock-on effect this had on cash flow. This complaint puts paid to any of that in the short-term. The fact they are now not proceeding with...

Certainly a step towards electric/hybrid but it will be phased in. Most petrol engines are acceptable (to the best of my knowledge) and it has restrictions on diesels over a certain age. Agree on the hilarity of diesel cars being pushed heavily not long ago, only to now decide they’re a...

Massive time-waste opportunity that would be. One of my desired rules is that once a decision (be it a throw-in, free kick, etc) is given the opposition cannot touch the ball until it is back in play. Stop this rolling the ball around with your foot which seems to have replaced kicking the ball...