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But we can't possibly know that a legal action wouldn't be successful at the moment.

I'm sorry, I think you're wrong and let me explain why. The council should act in precisely the same manner towards a business irrespective of who owns it. If the council treats a new owner of the football club significantly better than the current owners there will be a legal case to answer.

I am genuinely curious, what legislation says the charity and council had to secure the return of their stakeholding?

I hadn't realised it was a fiction book until I read the free sample chapter.

Oh goodness, there is no need for your rudeness. Please read what you wrote and my response, the word 'could' is irrelevant. Now, if you can't play nicely you'll have to go and sit on the naughty step.

Is Robert Fidler acting as a consultant?

That isn't laid out in the Local Plan. All the local plan says: "Implementation of site allocation DS3.9 can only occur when adequate replacement of pitch provision is made to the satisfaction of Rugby Borough Council and Sport England in accordance with national planning policy."

Please stop being silly. You made a mistake, we all do it. Why not 'fess up.:oops:

People forget the past, don't they: http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/sky-blues-aiming-quit-ryton-3134127

But you said QED

We don't know what is going to happen at this stage, so your question is somewhat academic. My personal opinion at the moment is that the club currently benefits from having it's own training ground. I have an open mind on whether the current benefit can be adequately compensated for by...

There isn't a requirement to hand the pitches over to RBC.

What do you mean, what are you asking me? Your manners are atrocious, do you speak to all the girls like this?

The new Rugby Borough Local Plan that shows Ryton as a potential housing site is just a draft, people have until 11 November 2016 to comment on it (or part of it): https://www.rugby.gov.uk/info/20004/planning_strategy/330/local_plan_-_publication_draft_consultation Perhaps if people object the...

Who questioned whether it mattered or not. If you don't know the answer to my question why not just say so.

I think we need a philanthropist rather than a Norman Smurthwaite.

The linked article from The Sentinel tells a lot about Mr Smurthwaite. http://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/port-vale-s-talks-overs-sale-club-collapse/story-28862106-detail/story.html Here are some highlights, according to the article: - Bought the club for a song when it was in administration. -...

I really wasn't fishing for that sort of comment, I really would be interested to know how many of the teams in our league have a training ground.

Like I said to 'Rupert_Bear', "be careful what you wish for":

I don't think anyone is suggesting the cub is going to train at the local park, I just wondered how many third tier clubs actually owned their own training ground. Anyway, let's not forget Wimbledon attracted a whole string of quality players when they were training at the local park. Dave...