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With the caveat that Leicester are having a shocking season. Would be a disaster if they went down, and Wasps stayed up.
 
chiefdave

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Oh dear: Agents Poll: The best and worst destination clubs in the Premiership

Wasps third from bottom behind Newcastle and Worcester who are battling relegation.
Wasps were next up with seven selections, with their training facilities cited by most respondents, whilst another said there are “a lot of off-field distractions and a big crop of homegrown players have left. They’re about to go through some rebuilding.”
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Huge game for them up next, last 4 are very tough, last "easy" home game vs Worcester next, mess that up and its anyone's with Newcastle finding some incredible form. One more win would see them safe but if that doesn't come in their next home gams the brown stuff will hit the spinny thing.

They are shorter odds to go down than we are to go up. The double pays 1000/1 fyi
 
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They seem to be doing well in the Netball. You don't think they keep submitting the wrong teamsheet?

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Brighton Sky Blue

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CCFC88 said:
Huge game for them up next, last 4 are very tough, last "easy" home game vs Worcester next, mess that up and its anyone's with Newcastle finding some incredible form. One more win would see them safe but if that doesn't come in their next home gams the brown stuff will hit the spinny thing.

They are shorter odds to go down than we are to go up. The double pays 1000/1 fyi
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If they beat Worcester they’ll probably be OK. If they lose I don’t see them winning full stop and then it’s a real possibility.

Might even see them miss out on the dividend they would get from the Premiership sale. Would be a perfect storm
 
Liquid Gold

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Brighton Sky Blue said:
If they beat Worcester they’ll probably be OK. If they lose I don’t see them winning full stop and then it’s a real possibility.

Might even see them miss out on the dividend they would get from the Premiership sale. Would be a perfect storm
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Unfortunately there are 13 premiership stakeholders that include whichever team is taking its turn in the championship so they'd still get the windfall.
 
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Monners

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I would rather they remained a struggling top flight team, losing a load of games each season than a promotion chasing Div 1 team that wins easily every week. Attendances would remain low for longer if they persistently struggle.
 
Liquid Gold

Liquid Gold

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Monners said:
I would rather they remained a struggling top flight team, losing a load of games each season than a promotion chasing Div 1 team that wins easily every week. Attendances would remain low for longer if they persistently struggle.
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Missing out on the champions cup should hurt them. I imagine they will lose money putting the lesser games games on whereas the champions cup games are most profitable.
 
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Monners

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Liquid Gold said:
Missing out on the champions cup should hurt them. I imagine they will lose money putting the lesser games games on whereas the champions cup games are most profitable.
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True enough - the key point is though, they are struggling on and off the pitch, which is all that matters
 
CanadianCCFC

CanadianCCFC

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Monners said:
I would rather they remained a struggling top flight team, losing a load of games each season than a promotion chasing Div 1 team that wins easily every week. Attendances would remain low for longer if they persistently struggle.
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Tv money?
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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Monners said:
I would rather they remained a struggling top flight team, losing a load of games each season than a promotion chasing Div 1 team that wins easily every week. Attendances would remain low for longer if they persistently struggle.
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They would lose many of the big names of any note, games would be harder to market and critically, TV and commercial money would plummet.

Then you’d have to ask-was it worth it?
 
chiefdave

chiefdave

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Liquid Gold said:
Unfortunately there are 13 premiership stakeholders that include whichever team is taking its turn in the championship so they'd still get the windfall.
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Watching what is happening with top tier rugby is incredibly bizarre. For a sport that only went professional a few years ago they seem determined not to learn from other sports and leagues and shoot themselves in the foot as much as possible.
 
fernandopartridge

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chiefdave said:
Watching what is happening with top tier rugby is incredibly bizarre. For a sport that only went professional a few years ago they seem determined not to learn from other sports and leagues and shoot themselves in the foot as much as possible.
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The people who make the decisions are not interested in the game, just like those who have turned football into what it is
 
CanadianCCFC

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City fans should try to get some free tickets to wasps next game against Worcester. It’s on the Saturday, city play the Sunday.
All sit together and support Worcester
 
Nick

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chiefdave said:
And the entire Soundscape festival at the Ricoh is now cancelled. Hopefully this time the council haven't agreed to taxpayers footing the bill.
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I am sure they can move David Guetta or something and pay him a massive wedge still.
 
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