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Seems to be no chance of a deal so might as well be gloves off and lets get it all out there.

I think moving the club halfway across the country was probably a bit of an indication as well.

Don't think its really anything to do with a new stadium. More that the EFL need to know where we're playing to sort out fixtures. We all know they aren't going to kick the club out the league if we're still at St Andrews in 10 years and Fisher is showing them pictures of stadiums he's scribbled...

This is the relevant bit. About as clear as they can make it without breaking the NDA. You don't have to be a genius to work out what they are getting at.

Interesting. Needs the local media to press all sides hard, including the council who are obviously the third party, to get complete clarification around the indemnity for a change. Really hope they're up to the job. Why do I get a sneaky feeling a trap has been laid, is this going to be one of...

Yep, last Monday, was extended by the EFL until today. Of course as we know from past experience if talks were close and they'd decided at any point to agree a deal the EFL would have sanctioned it, they've let us move mid season before.

According to the Premiership rugby site 81,055 was the total attendance for Wasps last season. To beat that we'd have to average 3,525 a game next season assuming we don't have a single home cup tie.

All that about modernising an in the middle of a pandemic when the whole world is operating on Zoom and Teams you still have to turn up to the Albany to attend the meeting. You've got to laugh really, its ridiculous.

Imagine being a local councillor and gloating that your actions are causing millions to be lost to the city every year putting local businesses in jeopardy. Should be absolutely ashamed.

I'll click on every bloody advert on their website every day if they do but I wouldn't hold your breath. If last year is anything to go by The Telegraph and CWR will play dumb every time indemnity is mentioned.

Be fair that was the big Trust day of protesting against all sides. Stop off at the council house for Duggins to wish them luck protesting against SISU, stop off at the Ricoh to applaud Wasps then all off to an empty office in London.

I would doubt this news comes as a surprise to Robins.

More chance of them being treated as heroes in prison than meeting with an 'accident'.

Should have heard something by now to indicate if they are going to proceed to investigation. Given that we have repeatedly been told there is zero chance of any issue being found you'd expect it to be thrown out at this stage and no investigation undertaken. Although that does make you wonder...

Huge shame but not a lot of options from our side if Wasps are still making ridiculous demands. You don't need the investigative powers of Simon Gilbert to work out the council are the unnamed third party!

Are we saying he's going for personal reasons or because Robins has said he should look for another club? Either way its a shame but probably best if he wants / needs to be elsewhere or Robins doesn't have a role for him.

Solicitor said there was less chance of that than winning a case against the sellers. They cover themselves with the small print, things like they can only examine what they can access on the day of the survey and adding in things saying if you are uncertain about something you should get a...

Part of the problem is singing / shouting makes the 1 metre plus, or 2 metre, or whatever it is this week, distancing ineffective. We struggle to get people to sit in the right seats, can you imagine the chaos with stewards trying to get people in the right seats, wear masks and not sing or shout?

Might take us a few weeks to catch up but should work to our advantage towards the end of the season.