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ok fella

Fine, maybe suspended.

Yes they folded, they said there was no issue with the pitch and that it was playable.

That Sunderland 13 had just tried to do someone else Needs his legs snapping

Yeah the way Wasps folded as soon as we used the disputes mechanism in the tenancy agreement is very telling.

Certain folk will be making "I stubbed my toe! Dave Boddy must go!" style threads before chrimbo

i have a feeling there will be a load more people at the next 2 games now

the us midterms could be interesting republicans down in races they would think they should win seems the anyone but trump coalition could be the anyone trump and people like trump coalition

the cwg helped as without that we would of tried to play vs rotherham and then the pitch would of fallen apart

wasps will also claim it's safe as they have games in the not to distant future and if the roots system has died it is not safe for rugby games either

If it is a root system issue a couple of days of rain isn't enough to fix the issue

tories gonna tory

£300 is an example used to simplify things And no for the basic premise it doesn't matter when it reaches the CCFC accounts, it's simply that it doesn't reach the CCFC accounts at all. Thanks for playing though

But if we move to a different city they will have to offer full refunds for people as well if we haven't even managed a home game.

To simplify things: Club has sold 13000 season tickets and say they are as an example £300 each. This means the club earned £3900000 in season tickets sales. If the club moves and say 8000 of these people decide they can not go to where ever the new ground is then this reduces the amount...

those icy roads can be very skiddy

No, unless you chose the finance option it will have left the persons account. It doesn't matter where that money is now it will still need to be refunded if we move ground and the person requests a refund. Thusly this money will be removed from the clubs income.

Season tickets

Someone is off to siberia https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-62547403

Exactly, the club can't take the hit on the refunds they would have to dole out