Businesses care about money.
They have no interest in your (or my) opinion - unless it can make them money.
They don't care about passion - unless it can make them money.
This is true of all the parties involved - CCC, Wasps, SISU, ACL et al.
If on Monday CCFC had nowhere to play or train do you think any of the parties involved would care?
I'm not for a second saying "Well that's OK then, let's throw in the towel" but all this bickering isn't going to solve this situation.
I still don't think there was some grand master plan to bring CCFC to this point or force the situation to the point that they'd collapse.
I just think some way needs to be found to press pause on the situation, get all the parties around the table and put the cards on the table and actuality get an understanding of where things actually are without all the soundbites and posturing.
I don't think this can be achieved by protests or demonstrations but a more pragmatic way.
The question is, how could that be achieved?
Could the Supports Consultative Group be approached about this? To be honest I'm not at sure of their terms of reference or if it's possible for people outside of the group to put forward suggestions/opinions.
Could the mediation team that was involved in CCFC returning to the Ricoh be called back to arms?
I just think a calm and clear approach could be the way forward and those who aren't willing to be involved in such a process would be exposed as having the intention of ending CCFC.