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Boddy seems to be out of his depth (but he may have his hands tied, admittedly). I think we need a formal statement from the club about its management structure and its fitness for purpose. I speak as somebody who has sat on the governing body of an instuition turning over close to 1bn a year.

Who at the club at management level liaises with Wasps week to week to ensure the pitch is adequate? We can't just blame Wasps for being broke.

I don't think there was ever an agreement. The Boddy statement from March needs an answer in itself but why the catastrophe just now?

It's all on your turf Dave, what are you doing?

I was trying hard not to get personal!

Why no investment this summer and why has the senior (executive) management dropped the ball so badly? What's going on at the club? They might be useless but they're not that daft. Really?

Time he went - he has to accept responsibility in the end.

The p!ss poor transfer window is very telling already, You just can't tread water and expect to progress in this division. Some good performances today but it's not top half overall - at all. This could be a long, long season.

A nice Euromillions jackpot wouldn't even cut it these day!

MW could well turn out to be a useful player for us, we don't just give him away for a kid who can't hack it. Our squad is dangerously thin already, as we saw on Wednesday night and he looked useful from set pieces immediately...

Certainly seems to confirm that there was no plan in place to renovate the pitch this summer re the Boddy interview in March. Also if the pitch requires water for 18 hours per day (!!!) then it isn't getting it while the have large events taking place. Add in the hot summer and it's obvious why...

This would appear to be an important point. Seems like we tried to squeeze extra games in before the ground was to be made available - I doubt we have a leg to stand on. I bet there's some BSing going on here...

It didn't occur to me previously that sisu don't need to own the ground themselves for it to be a big asset. The ground is worth a good deal less without a team to play there and suddenly it's the club, as sitting tenants, that becomes valuable in the equation if Wasps are essentially bust...

Exactly - they'll be moaning as usual!

I live in Yorkshire now but my kids 14 and 10 are both Sky Blue down the middle. Matty Godden rules here :)

I had only two school mates who were Vile fans - lovely lads, both of them would scrap for you too.

I grew up in Kenilworth in the 70s, I reckon probably half the kids at school supported the City at the time and the rest glory hunters.

Don't slag off our own fans mate. There aren't too many who can take 40k to Wembley for L2 playoffs (see Exeter)

Why? There's nothing else at all around mid-Warwickshire.

Ok slipped to 11th apparently, I wasn't aware https://www.thegeographist.com/uk-cities-population-100/