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Sorry, thought that was what you meant. A move doesn't have to cost much if you cut your budget based on the amount you've got coming in. There's L1 / L2 clubs that only get a couple of thousand and survive.

Why? They've said they won't talk unless legal action is dropped. If SISU leave and legal action continues their condition for talks hasn't been met.

Hoffman did say he could give SISU proof of funds.

Didn't a rich fan put in £80m in and convert it to shares.

Surely that would make the hypocrisy worse? Outraged at a temporary move yet applaud a permanent move.

Wonder how many of the people declaring 50 miles a disgrace had no problem with Wasps being moved 90 miles.

Hoffman / Elliott / Ranson / Overson / Evans consortium anyone?

Didn't he take a swipe at the council on the way out last time?

Is the agenda supposed to be religion related? Seems likely the kid, in the country illegal, who saved everyone on the bus in Italy was Muslim given it is the dominant religion in his home country.

Trust could have just popped along to Combe this afternoon instead of going all the way to London

There's a video of it on the Telegraph site.

Can I just check, the protest outside SISU's offices was it actually at their offices (not sure where they are) or at the registered address on companies house which is 96 Kensington High Street. Just that the Kensington High Street address seems to be the location of an office services company...

While the other options would obviously be far from ideal surely only a complete idiot is going to vote to kill their own club.

There's not a single tweet from the theskybluetrust account that mentions protesting the council or Wasps. There's a post Tuesday morning in a 3 week old thread about a protest at SISU HQ saying the coach will be stopping at the council and Wasps to deliver messages from fans. Just saying if...

Its a pretty simple point I'm getting at. There's no mention of a protest at the council or Wasps on any of the trusts social media channels. The only mention is of a coach to London to protest SISU and visit the EFL.

I see. It's down to fans to do searches of the internet to find details of protests organised by the trust that they've decided not to mention on any of their own communication channels.

Oh dear what? The criticism is that people haven't turned up for a protest that was "well publicised on social media for days" yet there's literally no mention of it on any of the trusts channels. I'm a trust member and I certainly haven't had an email or any other direct communication about it...

What makes you think people aren't doing something? Maybe its something that doesn't involve a photo op for the Telegraph.

Because the obvious response to posts about a coach to a protest in London is what time do I need to be at the Ricoh for a protest against Wasps you've made no mention of :facepalm:

Maybe you can explain how from those posts, which are the only ones the trust have made, people should have known they needed to book time off work and be at the Ricoh at 9 this morning for a protest against Wasps?