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They don't even attempt to hide it. They are quite openly SISU out above anything else, including the future of the club. Maybe they can arrange a sit in for 10 mins after the game on Saturday.

Sure there will be full coverage of this by the Telegraph and CWR.

Nobody says SISU are blameless. Why is it so hard to grasp that if someone says the council and / or Wasps share the blame it isn't saying SISU have done nothing wrong?

I can't imagine there's a huge number of fans who would go to Burton but not MK or vice versa. You don't need market research to tell you the closer the ground is, and easier to get to, the more people will go.

Hold the front page. That would mean SISU have recruited someone whose experience matches their requirements for the job.

I get why people don't want us to play out of Coventry but why the outrage now? its not like a statement has been released and everything has suddenly changed. The statement only says what everyone already knew.

Not that simple is it? Burton they just turn up and play. Go to Rugby and there's work needed which will also cost.

I don't get why people are so worked up about todays statement. This morning, before the statement, the Ricoh was the stated preferred option but Wasps were refusing to talk. The club were looking at groundshare options as a means for the club to continue to exist if Wasps maintain their...

That's a disgrace, especially the justification for not applying it. Nobody wants any team to get a points deduction but you have to apply the rules to everyone. At no point when we went into administration or exited without a CVA was there ever doubt over our 'ability to fulfil its obligations...

Been there, done that. Remember when Anderson came in and said he wanted to put everything else aside and see if a long term deal could be agreed? He said it was progressing well, Wasps said it was progressing well and then Wasps suddenly walked away and refused to talk anymore. Not to mention...

Didn't they say the same about the game here, that loads of Newcastle fans were travelling down.

Why has this come as a surprise to so many people?

"We'll fight till the game is won" unless the council sells our ground and we get forced out of the city, then we'll have a sulk and refuse to go.

Have a feeling they aren't actually bricks, its just a false front. Imagine they would come off pretty easily. Why not leave them. In a few years when they change the seats it will be an annoying reminder to Wasps fans they pinched someone else's ground.

Best place for Jimmy in terms of relevance would be HR but it would be an odd place for it to go. Maybe the city centre or Memorial. The remembrance garden would have to go to someone like Canley crem I expect. Anywhere else public you couldn't be sure some pissed up idiot wouldn't trash it.

Yes there are ashes scattered there. The club made quite a big deal of it when moving from HR. There was a multi faith service at HR as people had ashes scattered there.

From a post on this forum Will Robins walk?

Its been reported that one goundshare agreement is in place but it isn't the clubs preferred option so other options are still being pursued. Try and keep up.

There was a chap a few months back who was caught on multiple peoples CCTV trying to break in to cars. Idiot didn't even have gloves on. Multiple cars that would have had multiple clear fingerprints but the police didn't have anyone available to come it. Its a shambles.

Its got the contact details for the buildings sales team on the article so its definitely an ad. Probably gave him a nice discount in return. They look nice places but very expensive. Not like you'd be living somewhere upmarket.