Gynnsthetonic
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Others have said it reverts back to the council and can't be sold on. We'd be back in the previous situation though as Sisu wouldn't buy from CCC claiming it worthless.
Others have said it reverts back to the council and can't be sold on. We'd be back in the previous situation though as Sisu wouldn't buy from CCC claiming it worthless.They used the lease for bond security didn't they? Presumably if they can do that they can do what they want with it.
Others have said it reverts back to the council and can't be sold on. We'd be back in the previous situation though as Sisu wouldn't buy from CCC claiming it worthless.
I'm not so sure. The Friday kick off meant that Moz could get to watch the City in Bournemouth on Saturday as well
Bet the trust are gutted.
Are they allowed to sell the lease to another sports club or would it revert back to the council in the event they wanted to move?
So basically Derek Richardson owns the stadium leaseThe leaseholder is not the Rugby Club. They will not be selling that to anyone
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So basically Derek Richardson owns the stadium lease
MGI Fiduciary in Malta but yes in reality he does. He will I suspect have zero interest in selling it
Bizarre arrangement, Wasp could move back south with him trying to finance his rugby club at another stadium there whilst owning ours and pulling the strings hereMGI Fiduciary in Malta but yes in reality he does. He will I suspect have zero interest in selling it
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So when. not if, the Wasps business model here goes completely wrong and they are doomed, are you saying the buffoons at the Council could have a stadium lease not with the top class Rugby team or whatever shite they thought Wasps were, and could find the stadium in the hands of a one man hedge fund show.
Well a property developer who can fund losses of the rugby club against a bloated lease definitely - if ccfc get promoted it will get interesting for sure
Long term is there a chance that Richardson fucks off Wasps and invests in SISU? From the snippets I heard (may have misunderstood) - him and Seppala could get onWell a property developer who can fund losses of the rugby club against a bloated lease definitely - if ccfc get promoted it will get interesting for sure
Considered that, but someone on the internet told me they were fine.
Bet the trust are gutted.
I'm sure Leicester Tigers reserves (the Extras) would get bigger attendances if they moved in - you pretty much have to have a season ticket at Welford Road to get in, so the casual "walk-up" fans would love a 20 mile drive to watch some decent rugby!Are they allowed to sell the lease to another sports club or would it revert back to the council in the event they wanted to move?
You're probably right about their 'Seconds' attendance. The do get good crowds.I'm sure Leicester Tigers reserves (the Extras) would get bigger attendances if they moved in - you pretty much have to have a season ticket at Welford Road to get in, so the casual "walk-up" fans would love a 20 mile drive to watch some decent rugby!
Strange to blame us for having a bit of success
Think they’ve helped get us back to be fair to themA very disliked rugby club locally , please hurry up and go ..
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Wonder if Bridge now covering another club has a part to play in his changing attitude to Wasps. From what I've been told and read Wasps aren't popular with other clubs or their supporters, none of whom approve of what they did. Maybe that message has got through to him.The Telegraph have always pushed Wasps and I assume when their PR budget dried up then the Telegraph lost interest and let BB go out and work for all the other clubs locally too.
The problem with the freebies was the sheer number of them. Even Bridge now admits there were so many freebies available that people who were queuing to buy tickets were being handed free ones! Completely devalued their own product and seem to have an incredibly low conversion rate in terms of freebies becoming paying customers.It is obvious that not many people around here gave a shit, people only went if they got freebies.
Wonder if Bridge now covering another club has a part to play in his changing attitude to Wasps. From what I've been told and read Wasps aren't popular with other clubs or their supporters, none of whom approve of what they did. Maybe that message has got through to him.
The problem with the freebies was the sheer number of them. Even Bridge now admits there were so many freebies available that people who were queuing to buy tickets were being handed free ones! Completely devalued their own product and seem to have an incredibly low conversion rate in terms of freebies becoming paying customers.
You only had to look at social media on a pre-covid match day. People who were at their games were literally staying in the bar the whole time and not seeing a second of rugby. They had their freebie and they've moved onto the next thing.
Even for those who actually like rugby it seems the game is secondary to everything else. Look at the number of their fans saying the problem is the lack of live music, fanzones etc.
All very odd but the obvious question is if they are all now saying there was no chance of the stadium ever being filled, as no Premiership team would be able to fill it, why were they all so keen on the move? Not to mention nobody mentioned filing it being impossible when they kept saying in the CT that it would be sold out every game in the not too distant future.
If you have to be entertained by the off the field stuff then it says you are not very interested on what’s on the field.
Apart from those from back where they belong who have had their club stolen from them.I saw some saying about their kids dancing at half time.
Not many have said "I miss the club I love".
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