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I'm not saying that specific site, I'm saying it is possible. Other teams mange it. They even manage it incredibly close to Wasps traditional home. Anyway Wasps moved temporarily to High Wycombe in 2002 so could easily have got involved with any plans from that point on as other Premiership...

Without examining all new stadiums I couldn't say but AFC seems to follow the model of the Ricoh in that a small amount of capital is required (in the Ricoh's case £10m) and then the rest can be access via grants and the development of adjacent land for non stadium purposes. In the case of the...

But the point is Barnet have built and moved to a new stadium. Something we are being told was an impossibility for Wasps.

Either way it shows that the claim it was not possible for Wasps to move back to London is completely false. I think Wimbledon are putting in £7m towards the project and in return get the lease for the stadium. So a similar amount Wasps have got the lease on the Ricoh for. At the end of the...

No its on the site of the old dog racing stadium which was owned by Galliard Homes. No, the land was (and possibly still is) owned by the council. Wealdstone were planning a new ground there but their investment partner went out of business so the plug got pulled on the project. The council...

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How does everyone else afford it? They were offered use of the Brentford Community Stadium which is just over a mile from their original ground but turned it down. London Irish will be moving there instead. How have clubs like Barnet and AFC Wimbledon managed it, not exactly clubs renowned for...

If you believe that Wasps could only survive hand to mouth as tenants of a football club then surely you have to acknowledge that Wasps being here and owning the Ricoh has the safe effect on CCFC.

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Exactly, look how our crowds have dropped off when people have decades of supporting the club behind them and possibly generations of family members. If that happens to us what happens to a club who have been here for a few years if they start going downhill.

Thats a big problem for Wasps. It means those fans have little in the way of loyalty and certainly won't be turning up every week if Wasps can't sustain success on the pitch. That will push them to spend on players to maintain that position even though they are running at a loss.

Kieran, the chap who used to do the clubs social media, said he was really affected by the abuse he got from our fans when he left and was then loaded back. That was Joy I think, said we had a stake in the rest of his career.

I highly doubt the teams at the bottom of the league are better than those at the top so its down to tactics. Robins can't come up with a way to beat teams who are happy to sit behind the ball and take a point or hit us on the break. Doesn't help that are players struggle to convert chances. If...

Nasty, no broken bones I hope. We ended up at the hospital last Christmas Day. Dad collapsed, fair play to the emergency services, they were there in minutes and sorted him out.

Well we don't have a lease to tear up now so if SISU decide it is in their, not the clubs, best financial interests to move CCFC 85 miles away can we assume you will be posting on here defending them and telling us they have done nothing wrong?

Who is it you think meets the definition of benefactor to CCFC?

Our move to Northampton was purely an attempt by our owners to benefit themselves financially. Wasps move to Coventry was purely for their owner to benefit himself financially. Paid himself from the bond issue and eventually admitted in the CT that it was a move based on property development...

How can you say Wasps had other options but its fine for them to move here but then say we were wrong to go to Northampton because we had other options?