chiefdave
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If we have to move out of the city because Wasps can't provide a pitch that's safe to play on that should be the end of Wasps in Coventry, doesn't matter if they go bust or not.
If we have to move out of the city because Wasps can't provide a pitch that's safe to play on that should be the end of Wasps in Coventry, doesn't matter if they go bust or not.CWR pushing groundsharing. Wish they'd shut the fuck up.
Hated anything questioning the Council too. One instance, he started reading a text of mine out, then went quiet, wouldn't finish it and got upset and called me out for questioning them. Same when I questioned the "dropping of the EU complaint"....Linnell got himself in a right state when I ripped into the Trust
Linnell got himself in a right state when I ripped into the Trust
Says it all, Wasps have been very quick to run to a compliant local media in the past, if they now refuse to speak to them you have to question why.Only heard a bit but Simon Gilbert said he thinks our offer to help with the pitch funding was to have it taken out of our rent later on so Wasps said no.
CWR say they're asking questions to all parties but Wasps are silent.
Didn't hear what was said about groundsharing
The only way we're playing in Leicester is if we share with Tigers which would be slightly ironic. Leicester City have too much money to need rent of us and the extra work it would bring wouldn't be worth the hassle for them.Speculating about playing in Leicester, Brum etc.
I think it appeared all the sudden.
I think it appeared all the sudden.
Says it all, Wasps have been very quick to run to a compliant local media in the past, if they now refuse to speak to them you have to question why.
The idea we would just gift a pitch is complete nonsense, if we pay for it that money needs to come back one way or another.
That would be really tough as Tigers games are kept away from days when the Fuxes are playing. Can’t see it myselfThe only way we're playing in Leicester is if we share with Tigers which would be slightly ironic. Leicester City have too much money to need rent of us and the extra work it would bring wouldn't be worth the hassle for them.
The only way we're playing in Leicester is if we share with Tigers which would be slightly ironic. Leicester City have too much money to need rent of us and the extra work it would bring wouldn't be worth the hassle for them.
Of course they haveThere's lots of coming out in the media from both parties to save face, but have our owners actually picked up the phone or had a face to face with their Wasps counterparts? Need to looking them in the white of the eyes asking verbally what the bloody hell is going on. I know it sounds simple but I also wouldn't be surprised if it hasn't even happened and would rather use the media to communicate.
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Hated anything questioning the Council too. One instance, he started reading a text of mine out, then went quiet, wouldn't finish it and got upset and called me out for questioning them. Same when I questioned the "dropping of the EU complaint"....
The only way we're playing in Leicester is if we share with Tigers which would be slightly ironic. Leicester City have too much money to need rent of us and the extra work it would bring wouldn't be worth the hassle for them.
They’re not honestlyI thought CWR and Mikey did a decent job tonight. The questions he asked fans about ground sharing are totally real and possible situations.
She was the production manager I thinkHe couldn’t bring himself to admit that the Trust weren’t mentioning the indemnity clause for a reason… which was information that might change people’s minds about going to support the team at St. Andrews.
His assistant was so embarrassed how obtuse he got that she left me a voicemail to apologize.
They’re not honestly
This one was funny too
Exactly, the club can't take the hit on the refunds they would have to dole out
Synthetic??Can Wasp not use the Alexander Stadium where the CWG was held while we have sole use of the CBS once the pitch is up to standard. Surely this could be an option as having 2 teams on there once we both get going is just going to cause havoc with the surface cone winter
Not sureSynthetic??
Season ticketsCcfc have not received any ticket money yet
Season tickets
Doesn't season ticket money get drawn down when games are played? Somebody on here explained how that works iirc.
They would have received the match tickets sales money surely, and that's what they are refunding.
Season tickets
Doesn't season ticket money get drawn down when games are played? Somebody on here explained how that works iirc.
They would have received the match tickets sales money surely, and that's what they are refunding.
Not seen it mentioned anywhere but as we're renting the Arena from Wasps, why can't we agree with them to REDUCE the next rent payment by £500K and we put that into a new pitch ? They ultimately will have paid for it (keeps them and us happy) and we haven't gifted them anything (keeps our fans happy).
1 / 23rd when home game has been playedNo, unless you chose the finance option it will have left the persons account. It doesn't matter where that money is now it will still need to be refunded if we move ground and the person requests a refund. Thusly this money will be removed from the clubs income.
It would take a couple of years to complete so not a very realistic idea
But if we move to a different city they will have to offer full refunds for people as well if we haven't even managed a home game.1 / 23rd when home game has been played
More to do with not working at the waspagraph anymoreSomeone really has ticked off Gilbert - he’s done a total 180…. And you know what, it’s glorious
To simplify things:
Club has sold 13000 season tickets and say they are as an example £300 each.
This means the club earned £3900000 in season tickets sales.
If the club moves and say 8000 of these people decide they can not go to where ever the new ground is then this reduces the amount City have earned by £2400000. This will then leave a £2400000 hole in the budget for the running of the club.
It doesn't matter when the club may get the cash, it's the fact that they won't have that cash is the issue.
To simplify things:
Club has sold 13000 season tickets and say they are as an example £300 each.
This means the club earned £3900000 in season tickets sales.
If the club moves and say 8000 of these people decide they can not go to where ever the new ground is then this reduces the amount City have earned by £2400000. This will then leave a £2400000 hole in the budget for the running of the club.
It doesn't matter when the club may get the cash, it's the fact that they won't have that cash is the issue.
It matters when they get it as without it there’s no cash - it’s a lot less than £300 a ticket I’d assume
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