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Is that Wasps paying the council 1.9m a year then, I heard from a reliable source who works at the stadium that any desicions Wasps make regarding the stadium have to go through the council first.

Is that Holdings?

They won't issue them though will they, they havnt done last years yet

Just say 22000 today, sunshine, loads of beers sold, soft drinks and food galore, worth a lot of money, a rearranged fixture mid January on a Tuesday night just won't be the same, big compensation claim for sure.

Just because they have a lease it won't stop them being liquidated surely, if they're insolvent they're insolvent.

Is the 12th August still being applied for the refinancing or has that been written off. Wasps releasing all their top players end of the season, no new signings and now no money being spent on the pitch and the total silence from them something definitely happening. Or with no relegation they...

Hopefully Wasps and council are worried, big repercussions coming

They havnt got any money though, are Sisu going to speed up their liquidation process

I'm sure he could if he wanted

Explain?

13000 season ticket holders too, could we not hire St Andrews until the end of September with Wasps footing the bill.

Oh well, back to my day with the family at SeaWorld Orlando, they'll be wondering where I've been the last hour.

Definitely a possibility of both, are Wasps liable, surely as the owner of the stadium they are

The streets and pubs of Total Network Solutions must have been crazy when they won the league.

and waited

You're talking red bull shit now

Error no, didn't know China was a big exporter of bananas

Who said anything about a name change except yourself, probably wouldn't be allowed anyway

Are Man City owned by the local textile mill owner, Newcastle and Liverpool by the dockyard owners, Leicester by the local Knicker stitcher factory and so on, Villa and Wolves owned by Chinese, no there all global companies with no ties to the area,

Most premiership clubs are completely different now to what they were too.