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But Wasps were informed in writing several times about the deadline according to Boddy. Both sides state commercial deal was all but done so. Solicitors had 4 days to get it in writing so not insurmountable. So what was the deal-breaker? Did Wasps erroneously think deadline could be extended...

Ask her please No models etc and other fluff that they put out last time. Keep it simple and to the point.

Continuation of CCC "policy" to starve out SISU. Goes back to pre-Sixfields. Went so far as an ACL statement for SISU to " sell up and get out of our city". It got far too personal on both sides way back and no-one is going to back down with club and supporters stuck in the middle. CCC sold...

Should still be hanging his head in shame.

Pigs might fly. Wasps get a free ride . CCFC ownership get challenged on everything (often rightly so ). But a completely inconsistent approach to the 2 clubs.

Fair play to Boddy. Direct and to the point. Calling wasps bluff by saying paperwork is there. Had been all this talk of decent relations below ownership level. Can't see a way back for the 2 clubs "relationship".

Almost like a game of chicken between the respective owners as to who can distress the other first for their own gains.

SISU were often quick to use the NDA argument when people wanted more info on the deals that saw them buy the club. CCC hide behind NDAs on the sale of ACL and other parts of their dealings with Wasps.

An assumption CCC would do a deal with SISU if Wasps disappeared. More likely to fly in an Antarctic tiddlywinks team to rent it for nothing :)

Technically it is not in the court system yet. It's an investigation by an administrative body. If either party objects to the findings then it goes into the legal system as it falls under the European Court of Justice

Good to see Alex Smith cleared for a possible return after his horrific injury.

It's an interesting look at how college football works in general. "Rehabilitating" bad boys, 2nd chances etc. some of the top NFL talent went through the JC process. Got a nephew on full scholarship in California JC system - been postponed until March due to Covid.

The fact there are NDAs means there's things that potentially embarrassing or worse out there. The fact we refer to them frequently suggests it's not so much on the football club's side.

I think the "old" way depreciated them based on the value of their playing contract. But now technically a player in the last year of his contract would surely be worth nothing?

Are players' values depreciated over length of contract?

I thought players were valued on the basis of their contract rather than a theoretical market value. ( For the balance sheet)?

Looks a thin batting line up.

What will be interesting is how League treat Derby and Wednesday with their obvious attempts to manipulate FFP and football finance rules. Let them off and it'll be open season on FFP manipulation.

Hard to see how it works with the clubs that yoyo in and out the PL. Parachute payments etc. FFP hasn't worked when you see the debt levels and wage:income ratios.

Would imagine the other possibility would be Wasps bond holders looking for legal redress (particularly with the current price) as the information attached to the bond sale wouldn't be correct.