I wouldn't count your chickens yet - they might still somehow get out of all this still as our landlords. Hopefully not and if they survive it will be back in London, but stranger things have happened
I wouldn't count your chickens yet - they might still somehow get out of all this still as our landlords. Hopefully not and if they survive it will be back in London, but stranger things have happenedWho knows how this will shake out in the long term.
The one positive for us (as I see it) the I'm delighted with, is that our landlord will no longer be a nomadic, sh!tty, rugby club who shouldn't be in our city.
Granted, we don't know who our new landlords will be but as long as it's not Wasps, that's a better situation than the last few years for me.
Emblematic of the turncoats that abandoned us because they saw sisu as the boogeyman now can't get their head around Wasps' owners being worse.Covkid is keen to bring SISU into every argument isn’t he on drunken wasps.
literally the case of “well SISU can’t either”
expecting him to pop up on a thread about petrol prices saying “yeah the prices have gone up to £1.80 but let’s face it SISU wouldn’t pay them prices
I wouldn't count your chickens yet - they might still somehow get out of all this still as our landlords. Hopefully not and if they survive it will be back in London, but stranger things have happened
I wouldn't count your chickens yet - they might still somehow get out of all this still as our landlords. Hopefully not and if they survive it will be back in London, but stranger things have happened
Maybe not Wasp as our landlord but Derek Richardson and a new company as he looks likely the biggest creditor not counting the bondholdersI don't see how they can continue to be our landlords when they cannot even afford the interest on the £35m they owe to pay for the initial purchase 8 years ago.
Maybe not Wasp as our landlord but Derek Richardson and a new company as he looks likely the biggest creditor if not counting the bondholders
No scrums,no rucks or lineouts. Pitch should hold up fine to one game of RL.Don't we have the Rugby League world cup being played on it over the next month? Shambolic
Maybe not Wasp as our landlord but Derek Richardson and a new company as he looks likely the biggest creditor not counting the bondholders
I meant him and a new company as our landlord, nothing to do with owning Wasp, they'll be gone elsewhereHe'd still need to find £35m (plus interest) to pay the bondholders back before a new company took over it. Then he'd have to finance a loss making rugby club. Given the fact that he's losing millions each year, I'd suggest this won't be the case (but happy to be proven wrong).
I'd also suspect the RFU would (or definitely should) be asking questions if he were to be the new defacto owner of Wasps, given the way they've been run, that's lead them to this situation.
That’s a fate worse than death, so I hope somebody has deep enough pockets to make her an offer she can’t refuse.
Don't we have the Rugby League world cup being played on it over the next month? Shambolic
One match
They will certainly never have a better chance.If SISU don’t step up to the plate now and make an offer for the Arena, it will just demonstrate once and for all that they were just trying to get their hands on it for next to nothing with all those court cases. I suppose the sharks will start bleating about new stadium never never land again though……
If SISU don’t step up to the plate now and make an offer for the Arena, it will just demonstrate once and for all that they were just trying to get their hands on it for next to nothing with all those court cases. I suppose the sharks will start bleating about new stadium never never land again though……
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