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Great shot Gyok

Incredibly poor ball from Sheaf

Should have hit the target there.

That was handball, surely? Edit - beaten to it by Dimi

You would need some sort of permission first, and probably a reason other than just fancying doing it. Probably even more tricky if it’s a mid terrace.

If the P shares are sold, the bondholders “only” need £26m for the arena, if that sum isn’t reached they will go after the guarantors (who admittedly are now all in administration). Payback was never entirely assured and not covered by the FCA.

You can’t actually bomb it / burn it. It’s still arson even if it’s your own house.

It wasn’t built exclusively for CCFC but wouldn’t have been built at all were it not for CCFC. It was primarily built for the football club.

It was.

I don’t really give a shit, other than who knows what might have been agreed as part of the sale of ACL and the pitch did look quite nice last night.

https://www.englandrugby.com/dxdam/7c/7c9084f4-5c11-4044-a696-0559bc3792f5/Regulation%205%20Appendix%202.pdf It actually says 3 years. The Ground 15. The Phoenix Entity will need to provide evidence satisfactory to the RFU that it will be entitled to use the usual home ground of the insolvent...

A repeat I know. Slight problem is that RFU rules apparently require a Phoenix Wasps to play at their existing home ground for 2 years

Slight problem is that RFU rules apparently require a Phoenix Wasps to play at their existing home ground for 2 years.

They don’t know any more than we do.

But we have been saying that admin doesn’t dissolve the obligation in respect of CCFC playing at the arena.

That should help the referees - no excuses for them now!

Planning permission would be needed.

It says two bids received, not accepted.

It entitles the holder to a share of central rugby/PRL income.

Assumes the buyer wants to keep the football pitch part of the complex. If they are the buyers, NEC Group aren’t much into sport are they? What’s to stop them knocking down the stands and creating more exhibition/indoor event space? The need for planning permission.