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I've watched it. I would really recommend avoiding obscure hashtags on Twitter.

He barely managed 3 words acknowledging the new deal for young fans. He comments about the notion of self sufficiency - yet seems to think the club has no costs other than player wages or transfer fees. Not quite sure how you can relate anything to the Wasps bond deal really? With respect...

Trouble is don they are buried in his misinformed opinion. It's a lazy article with little effort to say anything positive.

It did work. It's pretty clever in fact. Looking forward to the same positive reaction if our owners ever do something similar.

Thought they would have done a report from Sandy Park... #burythebadnews

Well the Wasps action plan was to buy stuff and then get other people to pay for it. And they're business afficionados apparently...

Also see Stockport County, Kettering Town and several others that have done the same...

Makes no sense - if the deal had been done they'd have paid for themselves. Unless of course you're suggesting they never had any intention of doing a deal.....

They won't want us to leave as they have control of our destiny. The only way that would change is if we were somehow able to get to the PL in the next 2 years. They would not be happy about that at all.

Wasps would love nothing more for us to fade into obscurity. They'd be happy to keep us at their stadium, keep us under control as they slowly strip away all of our existence from there. They won't negotiate with us.... They wouldn't actively risk giving us the tools to progress which would...

Shame they didn't feel the same embarrassment in themselves when they bent over for an out of town franchise. Still I suppose the lure of free tickets and hospitality will work on some people.

TV money... they will get more in parachute payments next season than we could generate in 10 years.

Would that be JR2 rather that JR1? If they do insist on carrying on can we at least move onto the sequel?

I applaud you for coming on here on talking about it. I understand you are not the only person making decisions at the Trust. I also think as fans we are entitled to give our opinions on the Trust, as long as we are not personal individually.

Which was absolutely the right thing, especially morally. The water was only clouded with the sensationalist reporting of 'starving kids robbed of money by evil hedge fund'. Funny how same reporting organisation said nothing when the same thing happened a couple of years later to the tune of...

They need to let it go - concentrate on getting the Butts deal moving.

A charity that spend 30K on legal advice for a deal that never happened is not a particular efficient charity.

That's disappointing. Given your stance on Sixfields which was totally justified, the way it appears we have rolled over and taken it is a sad indictment of us as a fanbase.

I'm not asking you to vet your membership to check who supports who, but as an organisation that represents the fans surely you are against the notion of franchise sport, especially when you rightly condemned the move to Sixfields. Did the Trust release a statement to condemn the arrival of...

The day Wasps arrived on the scene the Trust should have openly condemned the idea of a franchise coming to our city and buying the Ricoh. That single action would have galvanised support behind their movement and brought a lot of fans together. It was a massive opportunity missed. We are...