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Keep Sweet documentary on Netflix about fundamentalist Mormons. Absolutely mental.

Well it was, our new friend was claiming that as their wasn't uproar at Wasps temporary move to Wycombe a move to Coventry shouldn't be questioned. His point was nothing to do with how it would impact their finances. My response to him was pointing out that the move to Adams Park was always...

Isn't that a problem though? Don't you then have the potential for a future owner who is only really interested in the venue & exhibition side of things and couldn't care less about owning a rugby club. What happens then, because I don't see how an owner like that would have much incentive to...

by that logic its ok to move clubs around the country as long as they move somewhere cheaper. Personally I'm against clubs being moved full stop, I don't really care if their attendances go up or their costs go down as a result of moving.

not really sure what point you're trying to make here. personally I don't see how the attendance being the same here as at Adam's Park makes moving a club across the country acceptable. If the crowds had been bigger at Northampton or Birmingham should we have accepted being there permanently?

The move to Adams Park was similar to our moves to Northampton and Birmingham, far from ideal but, at least according to those in charge, done out of necessity with a promise to return at the earliest opportunity. That's very different to moving permanently halfway across the country.

If you, or anyone else, cares to dig far enough back you'll find a post from me in response to our old friend Italia where I posted a bunch of quotes for other Premiership rugby clubs forums. Italia used to make the same claim, that nobody but a few of our fans objected to the move.

there's a balance to be found I'm sure. lets not forget that some businesses, my employer for example, will be making a significant savings as they look to downsize their business premises. In an ideal world over time salaries will reflect this. If companies want you to go into the office to...

That's the point, what happens if the only person interested in taking them on when Richardson wants to get out is a Wasps fan who wants them back in London. How do you untangle the mess.

Of course it wouldn't, rugby barely registers on here at the best of times. But I would also suggest that if that had happened and someone had stuck a poll up the response would have been overwhelming negative. The vast majority of people, and I'm talking sports fans in general not just our...

Couple of questions for our new friend. How do Wasps get out of this cycle? We know all too well how depressing it is sitting in a quarter full ground, given that Wasps aren't embedded in the community the way the football club there is far more chance of people just deciding they don't enjoy...

This should be the thing that worries Wasps. They've had success while in Coventry and its barely registered with the locals. Then look at the response to the football club winning what is, I think we will all admit, a tin pot trophy. Let alone the success after that. It doesn't compare.

The only positive tonight is nobody has had to pay to watch this

'other media outlets locally' makes it sound like there's a lot of options. The reality is its the Telegraph and CWR and they've always sung from the same hymn sheet regarding both Wasps and SISU. Surely your argument that the facts are out there if people look for them and therefore don't...

We're well past the point where anyone can claims these are mistakes. They repeatedly tell the complete opposite of the truth and there are no consequences but don't dare say in parliament that they are liars or you'll be kicked out.

£55K??? needs to get himself down Hillfields, could have saved a fortune

I like 1,500 feet away from a school, my neighbours and the family across the road load their kids into the car every morning, drive to the school, drop them off and come back home :mad:

What is the actual proposal about mortgages, or is there not one and this is just another soundbite thrown out. When I was on furlough and not sure if I'd have a job to go back to I looked into benefit enitllement and as someone with a mortgage it was fuck all. I'd have been looking at losing...

not a fan of his but he's spot on here. Its not Cineworld taking a decision to ban the film based on what is in it or objections from certain groups. Its them worrying about the safety of their staff, or more likely the potential for damage to the cinemas. Was this film even on anyone's radar...

Presumably if it was 'just a joke' there will be a believable explanation for why the already written article on the debate poll that showed Corbyn won by a country mile, and one in four Tory voters thought he was best was never published and why polling methodologies were changed to favour the...