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I can't understand why people who seem to be genuine fans feel the need to make stuff up like this. I can understand getting a bit over excited about a new signed but people rushing to say our players are seriously injured when they aren't seems odd to me.

I love how we've moved from pretty much everyone agreeing the £1.3m a year (with the club offices, shop, ticket office etc based at the Ricoh) was ridiculously high to people thinking its reasonable for Wasps to charge us £1m a year for matchdays only.

The F&B deal with Delaware is for the whole complex I'd assume, not just for our games. Although I struggle to believe that deals like this were agreed without any clauses in them for the loss of approx 25 major events a year brining hundreds of thousands of people in. Not like the situation...

I like a conspiracy theory as much as the next person, especially if you're going down an X-Files / Area 51 route. But that's like as in find them interesting, not as in thinking people are alien lizards etc. But how can people passionately believe things that don't stand up to the slightest...

I'm not an expert, only know what my account has told me when I've bugged him about it! But that seems pretty much it. You don't sell something for £40 if you know you're getting £100 for it in less than 2 years. Would guess that also means there's concerns about the security (ie: the Ricoh)...

Yep, thats why everyone got moved into one stand. Literally got charged more for each block that was opened up hence why they were always reluctant to open more.

There's rumours of them wanting to whack the rent up to over £1m but its always hard to work out where these rumours started and if there's anything to them. Can't see the club agreeing a rent similar to the one we were originally paying before breaking the lease.

Don't recall any confirmation it was fixed. Do recall them saying it was routine maintenance which didn't ring true to me. Calling in structural engineers to investigate cracks in stadium walls doesn't sound routine to me.

This is the problem with so much debate these days. You ask the most basic of questions and they have no response yet unshakeably continue with the same belief no matter how much evidence there is to show its wrong. Its glaringly obvious when its something like this but worrying when you start...

What Are Junk Bonds and How are Junk Bonds Rated?

They should pay back the full price, so the 200 quid. Which of course then raises the question if you owned 200 quid worth of shares that Wasps were due to pay you £200 for in less than 2 years why would you sell them for £77 now? You're either desperate for cash now or you don't think you'll...

Completely agree with this. The 'now isn't the time' argument only holds water if the suggestion is Starmer should just be shouting down the government. With the absolute mess they're making of everything he should surly be capable of offering an alternative course of action. There's also no...

Not sure relying on people's common sense is the best plan. 30-year-old dies after attending 'Covid party' in Texas Man, 37, who died from coronavirus had slammed pandemic 'hype' on Facebook

They've seen how well its gone so far leaving things up to peoples common sense and decided that is the route to go down!

First series or the second series that's out this week? Rally enjoyed the first one but struggled to see how they were going to do a season 2 but they've taken the route of same cast, completely different story. Looking forward to binging that this week.

Someone in the government must really like horse racing, no lockdown until after Cheltenham and now letting people into Goodwood!

The bond is essentially a loan so in theory when the bond matures (May 2022) you get back what you put in. For example you bought £5K worth of bonds when they launched in May 2015 you get £5K back in May 2022. On top of that you get interest every 6 months, the interest rate is higher than you'd...

Would be a good way to shift season tickets if they were the only ones allowed in.

Well spotted, it was West Brom. Derby were the lowest ever points total somehow managing to only get 11 points in a season but that wasn't until 07/08.