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To be fair he laid one on a plate for Allen second half when could easily have had a go himself. There was one at the end when he had 2-3 players around him and held on too long but to me he looked done (knackered). Not his best game but probably still not 100%l

Great all round performance. I can’t really think of a player who didn’t look on it which as most have been ill was immense. Panzo MOTM for me but plenty of others would’ve been in with a shout. Also a special mention for Eccles playing against one of the best in the league and did a decent job...

Panzo’s been immense

What a half. Quality all round. Keep it going City !

. I might be wrong but I would’ve thought any bids now would be on the basis of buying the business and assets via a pre pack administration sale*. Everything gets agreed and the sale completed as soon as company enters administration If so, the Gilbert comment about SISU only being...

I’m not sure Gilbert knows exactly what he’s talking about when it comes to the details of the process side of things I wonder if there’s conversations about the structural issues/repairs as well

Id not thought of it in that way. Really good point. I wonder if there’s maybe some tax clawback from the insolvency of an investment as well

I agree there’s no way most people with families would up sticks for a one off percent or two. I just don’t think it would be as easy to get hands on the cash as some suggest. Plenty of people avoid current tax already. motor sports springs to mind, drivers basing themselves elsewhere to save...

Thanks. I’d heard about that but not seen it. How many signatures did it have ? Surely at least those billionaires could chuck in 5-10% ?!

That after Sunak snubbed him ? Not sure how much you’re planning on taxing people shmmeee but the proposals I’ve seen are around 1-1.5% which would generate around £10-14bn. Not to be sniffed at but let’s be honest I bet most big multi millionaires would soon shift assets away from U.K. and I...

I’m only guessing but if it’s a pre pack administration sale* that’s where someone buys the business and assets (inc long lease) but they don’t take on the liabilities/creditors. It would be a new company. Ps what we don’t know is the structure of the bids. Are they to buy the ACL company...

If it’s an administration sale its likely to be the business and assets of ACL that would be sold

I’d imagine this is just procedural in relation to ACL though, as in they don’t really have much power to object/influence

I might be wrong but I only really saw liquidation as an option if there were no viable offers. Depends what the sales price is. Bondholders will at least get something back, I’d imagine many other creditors in the Wasps shitshow will get nothing.

If it’s a pre pack administration sale, which Id imagine is the most likely scenario, an offer is made, accepted by the the company/proposed administrators and sale contract drafted, however, the deal would be completed by the administrators on appointment. The proceeds would then be distributed...

Agreed. Only additional point is timescale and certainty of deal completion. For example, a lower offer might be accepted if the higher offer might take too long and there are risks the party might not complete.…unless they funded trading while the deal was done.

She’s just a total loose cannon and doesn’t look like she should be anywhere near government

They really should be putting the word out before stadium goes elsewhere. I’ve said before I really think this is their best hope of getting a decent deal

I forget which entities gave got what assets and liabilities/obligations. If its holdings that are a party to the ACL lease and they avoid insolvency, then I agree, they might well have ongoing obligations to ACL. However, if ACL go into administration or liquidation there might be an...

Who knows the rugby rules…they appear to make them up as they go along.