He was talking our short term needs vs a long term solution.http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38352288
Yesterday he was talking (on Talksport) about securing a rolling deal at the Ricoh, yet here he says we will die if we stay here. What is this guy on. Is he just trying to provoke/broker a better deal with Wasps? He really isn't vey good at promoting our brand - a point Nick has pointed out recently. A series of own goals by our Chairman IMHO.
He is telling so many lies I think he is starting to get confused with what he has said and what the plan is
On that point though he is correct
He was talking our short term needs vs a long term solution.
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If we had a long term agreement we would be finished so on that he is correct.
I don't really want to be there short term either but I can't see any solution.
Short term isn't an issue.
What has been suggested to me is that talks collapsed because the club wanted a short term extension but wasps a far longer deal. The rental offer was circa £750k and some bizarre re-negotiation opportunity after two years. No break clause either.
It's believable as wasps hold all the aces and can do what they want. Andersonville brief was to secure an arrangement and they was not achievable.
Long term commitment on such terms would put new owners off quicker than a few pitch invaders.
£750k is a bit steep but I guess they have greedy bond holders to pleasure. I am also not sure fisher is the right man to be negotiating as he has proved before that he is not great with numbers.
The real point is though that new owners wouldn't want a deal with wasps. The stadium benefits will all go to the stadium management company so the club is a 23 day a year business opportunity.
Is that the going rate to toss someone off?£750k is a bit steep but I guess they have greedy bond holders to pleasure. I am also not sure fisher is the right man to be negotiating as he has proved before that he is not great with numbers.
Is that the going rate to toss someone off?
I think a lot of City fans would be quite happy to see Tim Fisher put in a long term solution.He was talking our short term needs vs a long term solution.
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So why didn't he tell us where SISU have gone wrong?he also said the club would be a good investment so which one he actually believes is anyones guess.
So why didn't he tell us where SISU have gone wrong?
So why didn't he tell us where SISU have gone wrong?
So why didn't he tell us where SISU have gone wrong?
Don't you understand it's a conspiracy against SISU, everywhere you look there are smoking guns.
4/12/13 - TF says "The JR gives no financial benefit to SISU other than to prove there was a conspiracy to wrest control of the football club from SISU by the council."
1/12/16 - Supreme Court - "no arguable point of law."
Ahh but you forget that legal expert The Right Honourable Timothy Donald Fisher stated and I quote "We believe it is
wrong in law and in fact."
"We" being very interesting. I thought he was nothing to do with SISU? He certainly seems to have considered himself something to do with SISU then.
Is this the same time Fisher that said recently I am no lawyer
A new stadium may be the answer but we need details to make sure we are not just jumping from one problem to another.
CCFC can't afford to build the stadium so someone else will need to build it for us.
In that case we will need to pay rent to enable the owners to recover their costs.
The facilities will also belong to someone else so will need to negotiate access to them.
A blind statement like this one needs to be treated with a pinch of salt.
Was meant to be built by 3 years time too . has a brick been laid ? the guy speaks in forked tongueWell instead of blabbing his bullshit to the BBC he needs to get his finger out and start building this fantasy stadium he's been on about. How long is it now, got to be coming towards three years?
So where did you get 750,000 from first I've heard of it are you just making figures up to get your point across?Short term isn't an issue.
What has been suggested to me is that talks collapsed because the club wanted a short term extension but wasps a far longer deal. The rental offer was circa £750k and some bizarre re-negotiation opportunity after two years. No break clause either.
It's believable as wasps hold all the aces and can do what they want. Andersonville brief was to secure an arrangement and they was not achievable.
Long term commitment on such terms would put new owners off quicker than a few pitch invaders.
So will we stop paying rent to one Rugby club, and pay it to another in a half finished stadium?A new stadium may be the answer but we need details to make sure we are not just jumping from one problem to another.
CCFC can't afford to build the stadium so someone else will need to build it for us.
In that case we will need to pay rent to enable the owners to recover their costs.
The facilities will also belong to someone else so will need to negotiate access to them.
A blind statement like this one needs to be treated with a pinch of salt.
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