Otis
Well-Known Member
If you'd seen my many posts on the subject I have always called for a shorter term deal while we try and sort out our future.
If you'd seen my many posts on the subject I have always called for a shorter term deal while we try and sort out our future.Therefore you have to agree signing a deal to remain at the Ricoh long term would be catastrophic
I still think the Ricoh is the answer for now. Secures our future and I'm sure get out clauses if we do find people who want to take us on with a stadium.
I still think the Ricoh is the answer for now. Secures our future and I'm sure get out clauses if we do find people who want to take us on with a stadium.
It would be a Sisu owned stadium not CCFC and the club would be renting it off Sisu.
So would be no different to our current situation.
Depends on the terms. If its 365 day per annum rental, ability to keep all revenue from matchdays, control costs, get 365 day revenue streams then that's wholly different to only having access to thr site for 4 hours, 23-26 days per annum with little/no access to matchday revenues and no non matchday revenues. Walsall rent their ground 365 day per annum. Their turnover is is around 40% higher than ours despite having around 50% of our attendance.It would be a Sisu owned stadium not CCFC and the club would be renting it off Sisu.
So would be no different to our current situation.
It would be a Sisu owned stadium not CCFC and the club would be renting it off Sisu.
So would be no different to our current situation.
Wasps current stance is a long term arrangement with zero get out clause apparantly. Not hard to believe either given their present financial position.
NOnsense. Why not take a look at who owns Old Trafford. I'll give you a clue it ain't Man United. What they do have though is access to all that lovely revenue. Surely, you'd like CCFC - the club you support remember - to have more revenue?
Lol always suckered in by sisu bullshit !
Off course i want ccfc to own their own stadium.
But you carry on believing this could happen under Sisu !
Off course i want ccfc to own their own stadium.
But you carry on believing this could happen under Sisu !
Wasps RFC don't own the lease to the Ricoh you clown
Didn't say they did sixfielder !!
So what point are you trying to make?
Off course i want ccfc to own their own stadium.
But you carry on believing this could happen under Sisu !
Renting astadium off Sisu or renting the Ricoh currently would make no difference to CCFC.
Didn't say they did sixfielder !!
Renting astadium off Sisu or renting the Ricoh currently would make no difference to CCFC.
I would say owning our own stadium is absolutely vital for the future of our football club.
Renting a stadium off CCFC holdings would make a massive difference to one owned by wasps holdings you fool.
He only offers solutions that can never be achieved.Lol
only a fool would think that is likely to happen a sisu built stadium under CCFC Holdings !!
Biggest joke you have ever come out with.
But no surprise really then you did follow Sisu to sixfields and likely to follow them off the edge of a cliff taking CCFC with them !
Don't you support a different team now anyway?Lol
only a fool would think that is likely to happen a sisu built stadium under CCFC Holdings !!
Biggest joke you have ever come out with.
But no surprise really then you did follow Sisu to sixfields and likely to follow them off the edge of a cliff taking CCFC with them !
He only offers solutions that can never be achieved.
Sound familiar ?
running at break even, where does the money come from to build said stadium ?
Have SISU ever built anything and is there an ounce of evidence that they are serious about building one for their club that is so need of if ?
With the right owners renting the Ricoh could be okay or even buying. A share in the stadium as l said though if we got the right owner anything is thing is negotiable.
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