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You're definitely a mug.
If you remember/are aware, a wasps director wangled his way onto the Warwickshire College Group board of governors - who then sold their facility to Wasps (which was then transferred a to separate business so it couldn't be touched if shit went south) to use as their training ground - they then sold some of that land for housing!!This 'site' is Pedham Place Golf Club near Brands Hatch and just outside Swanley in Sevenoaks DC patch. Decent little affordable golf course that is good for beginners and children learning the game. Ive played there a lot in recent years with my teenage son. I know a couple of people at Sevenoaks District Council who say this land has been put forward under local plan site allocations, by owners for housing and potentially a new town but potentially space for The Pests to piggy back and include a stadium on fringes too. Well accessed by M25 A20 but in green belt country on top of a very exposed prominent hill, with big planning and master planning issues. Already massive local objection and likely to be challenged with a Judicial Review. Its more like 5-10 years delivery minimum in my eyes. Cost would be at least £100m for a basic 28K stadium.Hopefully wont happen but then the egg chasing rugger buggers do have wealth and connections that do like to through money at ridiculous white elephants - so wouldn't put it past them. I keep meaning to contact the residents action group to draw attention to what the W***s did in Coventry and Henley In Arden. W***s must never be allowed to rebreed and infest any community/place ever again!
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It's emotive but Wasps, Worcester, Irish deserve a route back – Andy Goode
Tthe RFU have to be transparent about the criteria surrounding the potential return of Wasps, Worcester amd London Irish to the Championship.
He don't half spout shit, why do they deserve a route back. What about sustainable run clubs like Cov, these are the type of clubs with the right investment and infrastructure would thrive in the prem. Unfortunately looking at how the money is distributed they have no chanceIt's emotive but Wasps, Worcester, Irish deserve a route back – Andy Goode
Tthe RFU have to be transparent about the criteria surrounding the potential return of Wasps, Worcester amd London Irish to the Championship.
COV bloke too, went to Henry VIII
Mad policy that. I get the reasoning but when your money is made from England. Having them purposely reject their best players is madnessEngland warn rebels that joining rugby breakaway would end Test careers
Plans afoot for a new global league with eight franchise teams but England insist any ‘rebel players’ who join won’t be picked for the national sidewww.theguardian.com
I played rugby with him for Barkers Butts many years ago. Was a bit of an arrogant bell end even back then.
Indeed - and was a member of the Cov Colts side that was broken up in the late nineties due to the club going bust. It was the best Colts set-up in the country at the time, bar none, only missing out on trophies due to many of them being on England duty at unfortunate, inconvenient times.
It's a great sport (IMHO of course; we're all entitled to our opinions though) which has been utterly shat on by the wankers that 'run' it.
The sport has been in terminal decline since professionalism was introduced.
Couldn't agree more with the last point!
Some of the Cov rugby lads do their recovery at the Village gym, they all seem to be sound if not incredibly well spoken.The sport has been in terminal decline since professionalism was introduced.
Please don't refer to me as a 'rugger' fan though - it's bad enough being associated with some 'normal' rugby fans.
One of the nicer things about rugby below the Prem is that there are very few so-called privileged players, and most are very down to earth.
Many even follow football, ffs
its mental isn't it. surely start relatively small but build something thats easy to expand in the unlikely event its ever needed
The RFU is crazy...
