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I don't believe this is the end of this story. There is more to be disclosed yet - even after the Press Conference. I have no inside information - just speculating. I see a real financial benefit for a holding company using the ground for two sports teams as well as expanding for more...

I would imagine that is a realistic possibility. Wasps would I imagine relish the opportunity to use the ground for two of its teams and hence reduce costs. The only question is how stubborn SISU will remain once it has lost the chance to buy the Ricoh on the cheap and also lost all of its...

You, sir, are a wanker.

Upper class lefties? ha ha ha. I had decided not to reply to this thread any more, due to the ridiculous uneducated Neanderthal comments from Wood End's finest. However, hearing someone claim there are upper class lefties just makes me laugh. Who are these 'upper class lefties' exactly...

Whoar! Knockers!

I think he was amazing when he first arrived. I remember seeing one stunning goal but have never seen it again since, perhaps someone remembers which game it is and Deano has a copy? I recall it being wet but it may not have been so. The ball is played across the goal, about one foot from the...

Just had a thought - not that I believe it... Regarding all these conspiracy rumours of Ranson et al being behind the Wasps move. Wonder if the plan is to merge Wasps and CCFC into a holding company that effectively therefore halves its stadium expenses? It's not a bad idea at all.

Three nil to Crawley. Clarke hat trick of own goals.

My tactics would be to run really fast with the ball and dodge people. Then kick it really really hard into the very corner of the goal whilst feigning to kick it in a different place. I would encourage the team to do this over and over again. I would also play Jordan Clarke in attack -...

Maybe SISU could buy the Coundon Rd ground - assuming it is still there?

I see no reason why Wasps wouldn't agree to let the Ricoh to CCFC and ground share.

I think that we are very close to agreeing with each other. I accept some of your points, especially the one about black people perceiving racism and not trying as hard as a result (not individuals - as a whole, statistically). This is precisely why I call it implicit racism not explicit...

3-0 Crawley. Jordan Clarke hat trick of own goals.

OK, I'll take you at your word and assume that you are intelligent. Although I dispute the assumption that an Economist by definition understands statistics. Here's the argument, would be happy to hear where you think it is flawed. 1. Hypothesis is that black people are not misrepresented in...

We are not going to agree whilst you have such a poor understanding of statistics. Start with this: http://www.ehow.com/how_5570895_understand-hypothesis-testing.html. Now consider that the sample size we have here is very big.

Because they are never given a chance to prove they are any good?

Nobody is suggesting that black managers should be given roles they are not qualified for or that they should be appointed when a white manager more suitable for the position is available. Ince isn't suggesting that. The Rooney Rule doesn't suggest that. The only people suggesting that are...

You will never forgive him? Really? It's not like he did it on purpose: he's a passionate man - everyone can see that. I'm sure he tried his damnedest. What if he pleaded with you for forgiveness on his knees, would you spurn him still? Walking off to the sound of him weeping 'I'm so...

He is saying that there is an implicit racism throughout the entire football league. That means that it isn't explicit: he's not accusing any one person or club of deliberately excluding non-whites. It could even be that black players are discouraged from applying because they perceive they...

No he isn't. Try this one: All cats are animals. Some animals are grey. Does that imply that all cats are grey?