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Aye, they'll go off the deep end.

Bit stupid people asking him if he has Ebola. Obviously he doesn't now!

Weren't some insulting his disabled son or something?

Not until about a year after the Higgs talks did she discuss Freehold. I'm not insulting you because I'm wrong, I'm not even insulting you. You are a moron.

It was not about the fucking freehold! Moron.

Won't go and watch them at Wycombe until they have returned to their spiritual home in Coventry. NOPM!

Do you ever read anything that is actually posted you cretin? Fucking hell.

You're a fucking idiot I know it's a phrase you like to use, but going to use it anyway. "Those are the words of a High Court Judge" Even before the rent strike they weren't willing to sell their stake to Sisu, or to anybody else according to John Mutton. The bold bit is another...

Probably Clive Eakin on his own up-front.

I'll turn it around, as I've shown why it is til I'm blue(or maybe yellow and black) in the face. Just answer this for me. Why is the apparent deal, from Wasps better than what Sisu offered. Would it have made much difference what(reasonably sensible, from both sides) offer that Sisu made if...

It's not an apparent fact, it''s a fact. Negotiations were going on during the rent strike.

Wilson would be shit in goal though.

Not sure to be honest, Bath been in very good form lately, and always a difficult game.

The Council would not accept an offer for Higgs from Sisu, hence it didn't happen. Been made pretty clear that was the case several times. Are you turning into Astute?

Over 125 years rather than 250 should surely mean that Wasps should offer at least twice as much as Sisu. Ergo, the Sisu offer was better.

The local media not a cery good grasp of the facts reported in the media to be honst. How much is the deal for ACL? £40 million, £30,million, £20million? Seen all those figures mentioned. Council to retain 10%? Council to buy Higgs share and then sell it on to Wasps?

Details have been put on here loads of times, just today.

ACL is the Leaseholder, which CCC owned 50% of, no confusion over leasehold or freehold there. They wanted to protect their, yes, commercial interest in ACL, which they saw as a long term investment. Two years down the line and they've flogged it off on a 250 year lease, for £2.77 million and...

Aye, they might take us both down to High Wycombe when nobody turns up to watch them in Cov.