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Wasps are more competent than SISU in as much as they've managed to permanently relocate a club and not been criticised by the Noggins of this world

I hate to break it to you but a lot of England's travelling cricket support are also football fans. Most fans cause trouble?

Yes. Perhaps they should ban alcohol all together as some people get pissed.

That makes it better then.

The ITV deal collapsed in 2002. It might explain why an ACL bail out was required in the first place to a certain extent.

Yes I'd imagine a huge increase in employment arising from a Rugby training facility

I agree with LAST. Despite all the bullshit, the decline of British manufacturing was never down to workers. The Nissan factory in Sunderland is supposedly the most productive in Europe. Unions form part of company decision making at Nissan.

In fairness the Wasps badge doesn't have far greater prominence. The Cov one is nearer the road. Everything is dwarfed by the hideous Ricoh signage.

More like typical bloody Italia. It's on the portal ref ADV/2014/3941

Or ask Wasps to change their black to royal blue to match our successful Brazil away kit. It might be counter intuitive for London Wasps to play in yellow and blue, but, only as much as it is that they play in Coventry.

The council were forced to sell it to Wasps. They didn't use their long term shareholding in ACL as a line of defence at the JR either.

The Ricoh is relocating to Bournemouth??

If I'm honest it doesn't bother me that much. The CCFC badge was an afterthought in the first place and seemed temporary.

The parallels with SISU are uncanny.

Likewise you don't represent me

What you having for your tea tonight?

What by signing the pair of them in the first place? Some real conspiracy rubbish on here.

The loan is from the financial markets. I don't know how many times I have to post it. Prudential borrowing was created by the labour government to allow local authorities to borrow privately. Not sure about the small profit now. Given it is being shouted about I doubt it will materialise.

When Fisher speaks he's met with incredulity so what does it matter?

Getting the lease back doesn't repay the council's prudential borrowing, does it?