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They were helped by a golden generation of Welsh players; Bale, Ramsey etc. To be fair though, they were a determined team, with spirit, so that helped them along as well. Still, 2-1 90+2 mins.... :finger::cigar:

Whilst I agree with this part, Wasps should never have moved here. Then CCC and Fisher/SISU/Whoever could play their game of chess until they eventually realise a successful CCFC will benefit all involved. For CCC, more tourism, public transport, just money being spent IN Coventry in general so...

If you could make this post a sticky Nick....

That's actually made me nearly vomit.

Best stance? All parties are a bunch of douche bags, with only SISU to direct us to a new dawn. With that thought, Happy New Year :)

I meant how much more in general, as in how it makes you feel. When CCFC win, it's drinks on me, £500 on red, 7 home shirts, and maximum chicken cottage. A loss, and it's a crate of lager to drown my sorrows ;) Mind you, the highlighted bit may be below corporate :sorry: ;)

It's like people who are born and bred in London, yet "support" Man U etc. I suppose the only difference is they actually go to Wasps games. Mind you, if Man U were desperate enough to give away 10's of thousands of free tickets, I'm sure London Man U "fans" would too.

Depends on if CCFC have to pay on any losses? If Compass lost £500, do CCFC have to cover that loss as it's CCFC's event? (I'm assuming not, but I don't know the details of the deal) Just seems odd that Compass would choose to lose out on potential earnings, when surely the money earned in the...

To be fair, how much extra money do you spend after a CCFC win? :) It's all relevant.

So surely it's better to maybe sell pies than definitely not at all? By "being paid" I mean they take 85% of CCFC F+B profits, so it depends who's missing out from the corporate sales, CCFC or Compass. If it's CCFC, they may have told Compass not to bother about corporate. Like I said, I'm...

Do we get some % of F+B on matchday? Genuine question, just to clarify.

I thought it was Compass ;)

Surely they could cook to order rather than stopping service full stop? (20 pies x price) - two Joeys to cook and serve them = more than than nothing at all surely? Again, speaking hypothetically.

Exactly. But only if they get paid to do so. Please see post #61 :)

Surely it's in their (Wasps/Compass) interests to accommodate whatever fans are there? If 20 people are in corporate and want to spend money, why would they not want to take their money? Considering Wasps have money to make to pay back debts. Just to clarify, I fully expect it to be Compass...

Depends on the twisting of words to make out something that's not there. Back on point, where have Compass said this? So far, it's "something outside of CCFC's control" coming from CCFC on Twitter. More than likely, it is what you have suggested. Just wondered if you'd seen a statement from...

Please provide a link/evidence for this.

I see what you're saying, but don't the government help off set the pension scheme? (May be wrong)

It's like "tips" in America. You practically pay the waitresses wage in your not compulsory, but it's expected tip. America's min wage doesn't apply to some jobs, so waitresses can be on $3.50 an hour.

Wow, the two first replies pretty much sum up my argument against parties trying to gain votes by using this strategy :) I'm glad I'm not the only one who can see it.