covboy1987
Well-Known Member
Looking at things from a purely business point of view confused to why SISU would go to all this trouble and lose even more money going to Northampton and then plough millions into a new stadium when they by all reports could have purchased half the Ricoh for a snip at 10 million as part of the agreement when they purchased CCFC and the council were also looking to let their share go at some point at a reasonable figure. It also confuses me that when SISU sat down to talk with stadium bosses in 2005 Why did they not show the hard ball negotiations that they are showing currently and demand anything they wanted as the club were on the ropes and heading for admin and could have forced the food and drink and revenues and also lower rent if they were relegated with clauses added why wait till this point after all the top players have been sold, and we have been relegated. I think i can guess some of the replies on this post, but my recommendation is simple and 100% - not going to slag SISU the council ACL or anyone Start a new club playing at the Ricoh, and if we have to play in a low league and climb then so be it as I am sure the finance will be there to achieve the goal of getting back into the football league in record time, and the support will continue in numbers and it will stop this nonsense for good
