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I doubt they are planning it that way. The two deals are not exactly the same, I agree.

If the comment and emphasis is addressed to me you'll need to be a bit clearer.

I wouldn't rule out going myself, although I have no specific plans to go. Just because people would go doesn't mean they would rather the deal happen, the same as people may have gone to Northampton despite disagreeing with being there.

I'll see if I can find out some detail for you.

I haven't noticed them all welcoming Wasps, I'm sure they will let you know whether they agree or not.

That's odd, why did you ask me to tell him then?

I haven't told anyone they would leave, in fact I have said they will leave when they or their investors decide it's time. I haven't noticed people happy with the Wasps deal, who are they? I have noticed people who can understand why the deal is being agreed. I would like SISU to be able to...

I don't know him but feel free to pass the message on. Thanks.

There's a bit of info here for you... http://www.higgscharity.org.uk/what-we-do/ I don't know the answer to your specific question, you could maybe contact Higgs through their website if you're interested in some charitable giving.

Give them whatever label you want, makes no difference to the facts. They were helping fund a policy that has put a large dent in the future of the club. SISU crave money, that's fine I have no problem with that, but deprive them of it, and they have to change their plan.

As Higgs spend/donate a large amount of money in the city I guess you're saying they are the stronger party. CCC need Higgs far more than the other way around.

Were Wasps offered one, or did they make an offer for one?

Certainly not, staying in Northampton was killing the club. We make more money now that we're back and would have made more had we stayed.

Keeping the freehold means the Council can still have some say in what happens to the site, including the stadium, depends what is written in to the lease. The differences are enough for experts like SISU to want a freehold stadium rather than make an offer for a long lease.

There's no escaping that it is pretty damn poor at the moment, but if people keep going to watch then there's always a chance of improvement, if people give up, then there's no chance.

Buying to a ticket to watch the mighty Sky Blues at the Ricoh will help fund the club not Wasps.

Yep, I'd advise people to buy the cheaper tickets if price is a concern.

The club said when they came back that they do benefit from attracting people to the concourse. So, yes, they do get some of the money.

It's a fact, they could. I'm suggesting they are perfectly happy with the deal in answer to someone who suggested they might not be, are you suggesting they have been forced into selling?

It must have enough differences, otherwise it wouldn't be called something different, and Joy wouldn't have been so set on getting hold of the freehold.