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They must operate from somewhere - last accounts showed 67k in rents paid. The registered office is the legal one for serving of any documents. Perhaps someone on here has more accurate information to confirm but i tend to go with what the FCA have said for now Interesting, having just checked...

except the Financial Conduct Authority which regulates the SISU ability to trade in the UK says it is where they operate from

picked up "over the last few days", which to me implies more than one attempt from the same source. Just because a system in place picks something up doesn't mean there wasn't an attempted hack does it? I would assume whoever does handle their IT recognises the difference between hacking events...

Its an indication too of what the club feel they are missing out on isnt it? But the real worth/value to Wasps, or the club for that matter, is not the turnover but the profit from that turnover

I dont think there was any need to indicate a location in the statement. It doesn't follow that the location of the IP is the physical location of hacker However the Trust would still have a duty of care to its members to indicate that the site had come under attack and reassure that no breach...

Well I assume they went to 96 High St Kensington London W8 4SG Which is listed at Companies House as the Registered Office of the Company SISU CAPITAL LIMITED PARTNERSHIP - Overview (free company information from Companies House) and On the Financial Conduct Authority as the principal place...

Future earnings from player sales are football assets. So by allowing a company that no longer has rights to them to take the proceeds then new co would be making a payment. At present any such sale is speculation and has no real value so has no real value in the bid. It may not happen...

It was moved to otium and converted in to preference shares

Just a few things. Ccfc does not owe 65m Sisu have not used 65m to invest Not all the loans are manufactured or artificial. ARVO and Sisu master fund are owed 9m plus interest and are legally third parties. These debts are external. It represents money from the investors in those two funds...

According to the last accounts AG Bloom is owed £223m and its interest free plus unsecured Issued share capital £93m on top of that

Just when you think things cant get worse and are surreal enough Walter Mitty Dale Evans turns up .......................... great :banghead: At least surely no one will take him seriously will they?

Well it started off at least as an absolute limit for ground share or stadium according to the club ............ was never enforceable though as far as i can see

so if EFL are prepared to consider 50 miles as a limit how does that square with it couldn't possibly be more than 6 ?

Agree much of that but there is a chance the club could survive which is surely better than no club at all

not a skewed survey with an expected answer at all .............. not :banghead: Just the EFL covering themselves with a ready made excuse for when it happens. Allows them to say we consulted the fans, when they rubber stamp the decision rather than helping to sort the mess out Option A is bad...

Think you have demonstrated the problem & reason G

you misunderstand then. Seppala can carry on knowing there is definite interest at £7m that doesnt want to go away, so worst comes to worst that is available to her. She can park it and do what she wants as usual. Even creates a minimum for other interested parties if they were around As for...

Just a few thoughts The bid was £7m + I assume that is the cash up front and there are add ons. Trouble is i think the starting point is what it takes to settle out ARVO & SISU Master fund. Those two entities are owed £8.9m as at 31/05/2018 plus interest £7m. Not saying all the interest is...

Tim Fisher - vs Blackpool "there is seemingly one point of confusion upon which the club would like to add clarity. We have all seen published statements that the Club contributes around £100,000 each year to the landlords stadium finances. However, for the avoidance of doubt, during the 17/18...

Where did you get £850k from ? If it was from Tim Fishers view from the boardroom vs Blackpool I suggest you read it again and think about it. Most of that figure isn't even paid by the club its paid by the fans