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Isn’t this what SISU wanted to do with the Ricoh? Bring in AEG

I can’t see structural issues occurring after 17 years, if so - apologies in advance. where was that alluded to?

There’s no way they’ll dispose of the stadium and retain the club. Whatever it’s faults it’s still more of an asset than the “club” mad much as I want them to go I don’t think it’ll be short term

The local area? Well they’ve displaced the local football team, took advantage of a situation they had no business being involved with. Flooded the local schools with free tickets - taking away from the local rugby team. reneged on a promise to regenerate the north east. no they don’t have to...

@Nick getting sent off after 5 min after flying in to let David Johnson know he was there

It isn’t short term, because we’ve somehow dragged ourselves back to the Championship where the finances somewhat hold. in 9 years time, we’re going to be at the behest of whichever private party owns the Ricoh who will be closely watching our balance sheet

As I mentioned before… to the detriment of the local football and rugby team - but they’re not your concern right?

If you heard the crap wasps fans spouted about us when we were on our knees and how they’re the heroes in all this you’d be cynical too

And this is the point which is lost on Wasps fans…. They’ve come in to the detriment of the major sports teams already here. and typical Londoners don’t care about anything or anyone else. As long as they’re fine everything else is collateral damage.

No, the one paper that has a vested interest in the Wasps project is silent, the rest wouldn’t care because outside of England - Rugby isn’t of interest. now if Wasps go bump - that would probably make the news, but surely Wasps fans want to know what’s going on? There’s a few in London still

Wasps are insignificant but considering they own a community asset that wasn’t sold to SISU because there were fears they’d loan against it. You can see why the community asset would be of significant interest

Welcome to SBT… the reason we expect it to be in the Coventry Telegraph is because if it was our accounts there would be a 5 page spread about how we’d be going into oblivion.

How would Ashley not be fit and proper?

Which isn’t a major problem in the grand scheme of things, they’re all out of contract at the end of the season so they won’t be coming back. frustrating becuase we’ll probably have to swallow a portion of their wages

Which in these days is not necessarily out of the question. Still 5% of 70m profit is 3.5m

If he goes for 100m that’s still 5m - decent amount that

Our problem has been not breaking teams down, and killing teams off, very much like our first league one season back. We play the majority of our football on the ground. the system may well work for Huddersfield but our team is built on all of our players having technical ability. Someone who...

Did say it wasn’t a great indicator… was flicking on Facebook and come across it. Even for the sun it was pretty unanimous

Not that it’s a great indicator but the sun ran a story on Hudlin to Huddersfield - and the general gist of every fan on there was that he wasn’t very good, lot of conference fans saying he was just a big lump

I think you can play Phillips or Rice, there’s no need for 2 holding midfielders, it just stifles our actual strength and that is that we finally have extremely talented creative players. Italy was frustrating because we played well for 20 mins and went into our shell. Had we got a second we’d...