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I like how they hint at the fact Dany has a bit of the Mad King in her...

I don't know if this is happening, but this is the kind of thing the Trust should be releasing statements on and actively promoting.

A lot of the Saints fan in Northampton are saying that Wasps are pushing to have the salary cap abolished completely. Saying that though, the money in rugby union is dwarfed by that in football, and if we ever got to the PL our revenue would piss all over theirs.

Maybe the notion of not 'biting the hand that feeds you' is relevant here...

Shhhh..... he's a Cov kid.

So they want to destroy the thing they put a load of their money in?? Are SISU secret Sunderland fans?

It's a shame that the previous statement didn't have the same neutral stance.

Maton is a self serving arse-licker who should not have any position of responsibility whatsoever.

Leon Clarke hopefully

At the very least a deal like this may get them everything on a match day plus 50% of commercial activity at other times. This is better than the the current arrangements.

If we got to the PL, Wasps would turf us out. 2 main reasons - firstly they would have no access to the TV revenue we'd get, secondly no one would give 2 fucks about Wasps if we played PL football at Ricoh. It's suits them for us to be shit and in League 1. The last thing they want is us being...

I bet it won't start with the line 'We welcome today's announcement....'

Something like this, if done properly could drive up attendances at both clubs. The idea of a deal to go to the Butts to watch the other team when 'your' team is away. And it works because it's 2 hometown clubs - not one and a franchise.

Exactly. Get to the negotiation table, but make it clear that the legal action goes when a deal is done.

So if that was the case why would they leave it to CRFC to initially bring this into public domain?

The idea of dropping legal action is reasonable. But it needs to be on the proviso of 'drop the legal action, and we will help you make this happen if you are going to do this' rather than 'drop the legal action and we might have a little think about it' Let's be honest - CCC haven't exactly...

There may be a lot of work to go into making the Butts viable - but it's not impossible. The Ricoh can't be the future - it's gone. The council put paid to that. If we did make it to the Butts, then maybe we become a more viable option to a potential buyer in the future.

For a nice thought you don't seem particularly thrilled. I think you'll find the only people that 'could have bought' the Ricoh for £6m did.

PR department at the CET staying late tonight then

We will always be second fiddle because our illustrious council sold out to a franchise. This could be a real plan... so we can assume it has your support? Or does that not fit in with your pro-franchise agenda?