Take it to the argument thread ladies
Not a problem. I don't shop at Tesco at the Ricoh and prefer bran flakes.Every time someone puts "well you said" I am going to masturbate furiously in to a box of corn flakes in Ricoh tescos. You have all been warned.
Every time someone puts "well you said" I am going to masturbate furiously in to a box of corn flakes in Ricoh tescos. You have all been warned.
Not a problem. I don't shop at Tesco at the Ricoh and prefer bran flakes.
You just f***ing well stay away from Cannon Hill Park Tescos.
Says the man who said Owen Oysten was a good owner of a football club.
I have made no stupid comments on this thread at all. I don't support sisu but I am outlining their strategy.
If they get as far as a European Commission that could take 2 years or more I'd guess.
Bloody hell, now I'm nodding sagely at one of your posts.
wtf is going on in the world today?!?
You just been taken to court by your tenant (alright, ACL 's tenant), indeed proceedings are still potentially unfinished.
Despite apparently winning the case comprehensively and having been awarded costs these are in dispute and you could face a six figure sum shortfall in their recovery.
Yet you are being urged to enter into another contract with the same people, on the grounds of civic duty and the fact that they are the only logical tenant for the facility. Furthermore, you are being urged to enter into a relationship which will require you to effectively bear your throat if they happen to be carrying a knife.
What is logical in doing this?
Thoughts that would go through my head -
Can our facility cope without this tenant?
Can we find a less troublesome tenant?
Can we manage long enough for this tenant to go away and the football club to be in the hands of someone who really wants to deal?
If a deal with SISU/OEG is truly the only deal in town then I cannot see it as any more than a rent only deal: forget the subtleties of pie money etc as they would require a degree of openess that would not seem prudent. Besides, as it is only supposed to be a short term deal pending a new stadium being bought. (can you buy a stadium and then get it delivered?)
SISU,'s problem could well be that, knowing that a new stadium isn't going to happen, any short term deal for the Ricoh could form the basis for a long term deal, so they have to go in hard now.
The club was going backwards at Highfield road, it is why they had £60m of debt then. The ground was falling apart and could only hold 24,000, which ment they could not compete in the prem. That is why they decided to build a new stadium, but their debt forced the council to bail them out to get the stadium built. Then Higgs had to bail them out as well and then the worse owners ever came in, downhill all the way since. There was no way back to highfield road as they had allready sold it and were paying £1.2m in rent on a 24,000 seat stadium.
You are making assumptions about their strategies. Unless you work for them you have no idea what their strategy is and every thing you write is just guess work (Bullshit is what you write).
So now the appear has been rejected, the owed money is set to be decided by the football league on August 7th. Does this mean ACL are ready to look at SISU's proposal to come back to the Ricoh?
Abusive post.
Too funny. It's comedy gold on here today.
Has there been any comment from sisu yet?
I've been looking online in all the usual places but can't find anything.
Have you checked the CCFC website?
That seems to be their mouthpiece :thinking about:
pBut very true
Have you checked the CCFC website?
That seems to be their mouthpiece :thinking about:
I thought it was nothing to do with CCFC and a total separate thing between SISU and CCC ?
Glad that didn't go over everyone's heads
I was wondering this. In theory, the case is over unless SISU launch ANOTHER appeal.
On another note, who's paying the legal costs? CCFC or SISU?
Not that hard at the moment. Meet with FL and show them details of two potential sites, the impact assessments and that they are trying to negotiate a deal for one of them. Bear in mind that the FL have had lots of experience with the likes of Rotherham (approx. 610 days from leaving Millmoor to purchasing land for new stadium) and Brighton (years) so I doubt there will be too much pressure from the FL before next spring.
I'm not wishing the club into a new stadium BTW but I am slightly concerned by the number of people dismissing the idea of a new venue out of hand, especially as Sisu do have form when it comes to this kind of thing.
Abusive post.
I looked at the CT article on the way home from work and it stated that SISU had been told to pay CCC costs to the tune of 250k. By the time I got home the article had been changed, anybody else see that?
Sorry if this has already been posted, havnt read the whole thread!
awaits the "we haver put a sizeable amount of money in an account and we are disputing the figure"
Dunno, but I would not be surprised if it was either used as another bargaining chip for SISU, or ACL will have to take them to court to get them to pay it.
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