This has been done to death.
Although I'm sure they would like the legal action stopped (they aren't being sued, they are only an interested party), IMO, they are using it as a convenient excuse (as fans will buy it and hold sisu responsible letting them get off Scott free), to delay talks until thr last minute and put the club in a position where it has no choice but to agree a longer term deal on significantly worse terms (and tied into stadium sponsorship). This isn't about legal noise IMO, this is about wasps trying to get as much £££ as possible.
I believe that if they let the deal run out, the political pressure and general ill feeling towards wasps, will push them to agree another short term deal. I think the bid for city of culture has an impact on this....doesn't look good if the bid 'flag ship business' kicks out the cities historic football club. Add to that that whilst £400k+ money in is only a small % of wasps turnover, every penny counts . also I would expect as much as the CT rightly despises sisu, they will be very vocal against wasps if they kick us out....not going to go down well with prospective sponsors.
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Personally I think as an interested party you have to put just as much time effort and more importantly money into it as a claimant.
Also highly unlikely but a possible remedy available to a judge is to reverse the illegal decision that was taken by the public authority.
Wasps have something that the person that is causing that risk to their business wants.
So I don't buy that they are waiting for the legal distraction to go. I think it is a straight blackmail in order to protect their business.
A bit like the blackmail when we were 'forced' to Northampton
I am not so sure Wasps will negotiate, the tiny revenue we give them verses mitigating the cost and risk of the legal action. I think they will hold their nerve.
Also regarding the good will of the public. Most the fans have had enough of SISU taking what they see to be pointless legal action. They also realise the club itself won't benefit from the legal action.
So when Wasps say they will talk once the legal action is out of the way the pressure will fall on SISU to drop it.
Which they won't and I think we will end up playing somewhere poxy, in front of 500 fans. Whilst awaiting SISU to slowly lose JR2 and implinent their plan for minimising the damage of crystalising their losses. 2 years I guess.