olderskyblue
Well-Known Member
Anyone on here can change that to “once a wasp, now a Cov” and post it for these poor souls ?
Anyone on here can change that to “once a wasp, now a Cov” and post it for these poor souls ?
I'm going to say it. Not a lot of thought went into the 'people' when uprooting a sporting team and placing them in a city 80 miles away.
Here's one of the petitions from Wasps supporters at that time.
Sign Petition: Keep Wasps RFC in/around London
Wasps RFC (formerly London Wasps) has been based in/around London since its inception in 1867. However, recent rumours have linked (2970 signatures on petition)www.thepetitionsite.com
#AllAboutTheMoney
His next comment says ‘would of’.
File under thick c**t.
Sports journalist AND.... Former media and communications deputy at Nuneaton Borough FC
https://giphy.com/UReCLsUnQI26uBoTVH
But doesn’t know his their/there’s either. Whoops.
Would I be correct in my view that Wasps Holdings owns ACL?
If I'm correct then can someone clarify how ACL can continue to operate, if it's parent company is placed in administration? Or has ACL been separated from Wasps Holdings recently?
That's why he only made Deputy?!
Might well not be worth the £35m, Nick, but the bondholders will want to recover what they can for it. Hence it inevitably being sold to someone, and us getting new landlords.
As said many times elsewhere, imagine if someone came in now, bought us and the stadium and tied it all back together (even as OpCo/PropCo).
Then, with someone half-decent running the stadium, the club isn't reliant solely on a benevolent owner for income - and there's wriggle room for FFP (if that actually becomes a real thing).
It's a dream, I know, but it is within the realms of possibility for a few weeks at least.
That's the rumour, and its a pretty strong rumour. It first came out that structural engineers were called in due to cracks being discovered, which was of course denied by Wasps but they later had to admit it was correct. I wouldn't be confident that any work was done to a high standard, if at all. It will have been the cheapest temporary fix possible.My understanding and I happy to be corrected but due to the considerable work required the stadium is not valued at £35m anymore?
Would I be correct in my view that Wasps Holdings owns ACL?
If I'm correct then can someone clarify how ACL can continue to operate, if it's parent company is placed in administration? Or has ACL been separated from Wasps Holdings recently?
Well said, in the end it was fuck all to do with the people at all, wasps let their own fans down when they fucked off and ended up 80 miles up north! They didn't give a shit about any of the fans or employees then, and they don't give a fuck now.
I'm going to say it. Not a lot of thought went into the 'people' when uprooting a sporting team and placing them in a city 80 miles away.
Here's one of the petitions from Wasps supporters at that time.
Sign Petition: Keep Wasps RFC in/around London
Wasps RFC (formerly London Wasps) has been based in/around London since its inception in 1867. However, recent rumours have linked (2970 signatures on petition)www.thepetitionsite.com
#AllAboutTheMoney
Well said, in the end it was fuck all to do with the people at all, wasps let their own fans down when they fucked off and ended up 80 miles up north! They didn't give a shit about any of the fans or employees then, and they don't give a fuck now.
Do they give a fuck about their season ticket holders who are out of pocket?
Or all the bond holders?
Or fans who bought tickets in the last couple of weeks when the heigherarchy new they were about to fold ?
They were cunts years ago, and they are still cunts now.
Wasps back but in the Championship next season? If they do that down south, where they belong, then good luck to them.
I've got every sympathy for their original fans, and their current players and coaches, who are now in a shit position. But I never, ever, want to see them in this city again unless it's playing Cov RFC as the away team.
Wasps exclusive: 'We're all sad and angry, including me' - Stephen Vaughan
Group chief executive is among those who have been made redundant after Wasps entered into administrationwww.coventrytelegraph.net
Why's he talking about "we are going to be recouping this week. We're going to look at what life in the Championship would be like, we're going to see if there is still the appetite" when the article says he's one of the people who was made redundant?The guys wanted to know, will there be a Wasps next year? Will it be the Premiership? Will it be in the Championship? How do we play a part in that?
This 'think of the people who are losing their jobs' is disingenuous bollocks.
And I haven't seen any City supporter gloating about that aspect of it anyway.
Now you've turned half the forum against youHis next comment says ‘would of’.
File under thick c**t.
Now you've turned half the forum against you
Jesus weptHis next comment says ‘would of’.
File under thick c**t.
Brilliant!!!!!
Feel sorry for the 170 people who lost their jobs today. But fuck Wasps, good riddance
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- HMRC called in the balance on their debt despite a payment plan that was being followed as agreed
- HSBC reneged on financing at the Eleventh Hour
- pre-covid the group had 6 months of breakeven months
"
So it was HMRC's, HSBC and coves fault not anyone at wasps
Wasps exclusive: 'We're all sad and angry, including me' - Stephen Vaughan
Group chief executive is among those who have been made redundant after Wasps entered into administrationwww.coventrytelegraph.net
"
- HMRC called in the balance on their debt despite a payment plan that was being followed as agreed
- HSBC reneged on financing at the Eleventh Hour
- pre-covid the group had 6 months of breakeven months
"
So it was HMRC's, HSBC and coves fault not anyone at wasps
Wasps exclusive: 'We're all sad and angry, including me' - Stephen Vaughan
Group chief executive is among those who have been made redundant after Wasps entered into administrationwww.coventrytelegraph.net
Vaughans lack of grip on reality is extraordinary
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