Well if SISU had acted reasonably they could have had at least 50% if not all of ACL but they know best.
The 50% deal for ACL on offer has been proven to be one nobody wanted.
Arguably, there was no need for the parties to move on said deal as long as the club took no confrontational action. Statements in the media from various parties undoubtedly back up this supposition. Conversely, statements from the club undoubtedly show they had no interest in the stadium as that would require a long term commitment. It does appear all parties were happy with the status quo, and had no desire to attempt to move from it. As soon as they did... then that's where trouble reared its ugly head.
36.7%, 36.6%, 36.7%
Six of one... 110% of the other.
So, what does this show? Ultimately it shows the folly of being taken over by a financial institution with a reputation for no compromise. However, take this out the equation and Wasps have indeed proven that the setup as constituted was flawed, and that nobody would go near it under those circumstances. It also shows why Wasps were never, *never* going to go in 50/50 with CCFC... or anybody else, for that matter.
However... what's done is done. And the approaches now have to be (with shades of grey in between):
Hope that CCFC grind out Wasps in terms of who loses most money quickest, and are able to move in when Wasps bog off;
Accept CCFC will be limited in what they can achieve, and campaign for a rental deal with Wasps/ a partnership with Aston Villa and/or Leicester City;
Campaign for both SISU and CCC to get together for consultation on where a ground could and should be built within the city;
Write to every possible white knight in the world;
Go for the extreme option, and get it over with quickly by campaigning for the club to be wound up, so it can start afresh (maybe at the Butts?) and have a chance to grow organically to its 'natural' level, unfettered by the past, legacy debts, and historic grievances.
Or... we can hunt out a scapegoat, where they all probably deserve to be anyway.