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Some sweeping statements there. They are still waiting for 13,5m from ACL. As regards, giving out money for one thing and cutting funding for another, that is decided by CCC as an elected body. If you feel so strongly vote the council out or join a party and get your voice heard. Pushing your...

No, you obviously don't know. I do, however, support due diligence before buying a business. Especially when it is a distressed business. It would be foolhardy not to.

Why were SISU interested in what went on before? They are a hedgefund. They should at least be able to read a balance sheet and identify the problems. So, I would say if anyone conveniently forgot anything, it was the decision taker in SISU who went ahead with the purchase. Not Martcov.

I referred to that in an answer to Nick. SISU had the power at the takeover. Any residue shit is their fault for not having dealt with it at that time.

They were offered several final offers as I recall. They almost took one ( hands were shaken on a deal according to some, politely shaken whilst leaving according to others ). Their strongest position was at the takeover. The takeover was rushed through for the wrong reasons - the deal with...

The point being that SISU were paying too much rent to someone you think of as a "c**t"? The answer being they chose to.

There are clubs for that.... google SM

Based on what they paying to rent HR back. Mad situation. Who got CCFC into this hole? CCC had to jump in and then Higgs. They had to justify why to the taxpayers, plus all this was soon after the PL and people thought we would be back in the PL "by Christmas" so to say. It was also before...

I may be old fashioned, but I think that any ruthless hedgefund owned by "the queen of debt" hardnosed businesswoman, must have been out of their commercial heads to have taken over a company being charged 10 times the going rate and then after 7 years suddenly notice that and say it was the...

To be fair.... I would have checked the market price before I bought the pub. I would always leave a way back. I wouldn't slag the landlord off in public. I wouldn't have a spinmaster bullshitting and arranging customers' forums, I wouldn't knock the rent completely - e.g. have it paid to an...

I#d throw the keys on the table and move to a shit pub 35 miles away and wait for my customers to follow.

It bothers me, but it was obvious that this could happen. I don't care if SISU got what they deserved. I would rather SISU were not on the "we're building a stadium" trip. That is what let Wasps in. It Grates me that SISU do not go about things in "the right way". Did people follow them to...

I rent my pub. If I treated my landlord as SISU treated theirs ( not saying that the rent didn't have to be sorted ) I would be out on my arse. So, yes that would play a part in my business. My point being, that I have a good relationship with landlord and in my real-life case, the rent has been...

I think it is glaringly obvious that Wasps have gone about their move in the right way and that, for them it was a good move. I also think that the council warned SISU that they would have to move on and that they had to in the end. I also believe that SISU would not have accepted the Wasps'...

I'd have a füll time job answering you if that were true......

I think people are aware that not everything is SISUs fault. To imply otherwise is unfair and very arrogant. The buck Stops with SISU though. They are the owners. They had to deal with the council - which I am sure is not easy as the council are not commercial and probably drove SISU mad. But it...

I agree "I've never said that SISU dont have a share of the blame" is a standard cut and paste used when there is absolutely no defence of SISUs actions. Amazing is that, when anyone points out something, often glaringly obvious, that doesn't fit into the world view - the person who dared to do...

Please explain your definition of a glory supporting fan boy.

That is very true, but what about some jolt in the plan in order to avoid relegation? Or is relegation acceptable for the greater good in the long term? Sounds very risky.

Yes, because the last time I enjoyed coming over ( from Germany ) to see a football match was in the short lived Robbins era. Wait for it.......... at Franchise club MKDons..;-) Great atmosphere, exciting game, went home happy. Pressley era - last match I was at in Northampton ( Swindon)...