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I keep asking this. If it is true that 1/3 of the land alone just in a decontaminated state was 66 million. Then it must be worth a hell of a lot with foundations, infrastructure, services. Never mind the stadium itself.

Why unjust Grendel is this not what SISU already say they are going to deliver. Is this not what the council say they want to see before they would sell. Who is it unjust on.

Why is that Stu

Would the conditions not force both sides to look after the football club. Those who say The council only want to keep it for alteria motives. This way the council sign a document showing if the criteria they claim needs to be met they will sell.

Also it is up to you but, if you are going to ridicule the idea would you mind doing it via logical arguments and not just sarcastic one liners. I know by saying that I am practically inviting it :)

Some people feel that the survival of the football club depends on SISU getting ownership of the stadium. Others think that would be the end of the football club. I have a very simplistic idea (like me) and would love you more financially aware business astute people to analyse its...

To be honest with you. When you say they have worked hard at getting to break even point. Is this is a possibility ........ The relegation would help getting to break even point. Players wages signing only free transfers and still been slightly competitive. Relegation would also help...

Godiva is there a possible scenario in which SISU gain a form of control of the Ricoh in whatever capacity. That then allows them to either not invest in the loss making football club or close the club down and still somehow recoup money via the Ricoh. Be it the land, be it the stadium, be it...

Could SISU do the same without a football club.

That's good find it so strange to have it hidden in another thread.