If they had a leg to stand on thry would have put it in the statement imoThey seem to be.
Boddy was quite specific about a Monday deadline and Wasps only instructing their solicitors on Monday morning.
They need to be asked that directly I guess. That would be a massive indicator.
Yes, but Sixfields took a season and a bit before we came back and a lot of pressure on everyone from the marches etc. I would imagine talks didn't continue then straight away, happy to be proved wrongEither that or they didn’t think it’d end negotiations. I assume the negotiations at Sixfields carried on past the EFL deadline as we started the season there then moved back.
Is that the best they’ve got ? Pathetic.That is an awful statement from Wasps
Generally NDAs that I’ve signed or had prepared exclude things that were public knowledge prior to the agreement. Mostly with regards to intellectual property but think if it’s similar it’s still really murky water.Funnily enough I am getting an NDA prepared for me. There is a clause which waivers specifics that become public knowledge - it could be argued the indemnity is public knowledge through Wasps comments in the press and that would breach a normal clause in a typical NDA
What's the plan now Pete and Mark do we give up on ever playing in the Ricoh and concentrate on building our own stadium or do you think peace talks could begin to bring us back from Brum to the Ricoh or is it too late with the EFL?
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What's the plan now Pete and Mark do we give up on ever playing in the Ricoh and concentrate on building our own stadium or do you think peace talks could begin to bring us back from Brum to the Ricoh or is it too late with the EFL?
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TBF that doesn’t mean it’s not a tactic. It just means Sisu knew it wasn’t in Wasps gift to comply so it was safe to say they would (if you take this statement as fact, which I’m not saying I am).
Interesting they are clear about what the indemnity doesn’t involve, e.g. bankrupting the club. Would like to hear more from the club on that as seems it’s the real area of disagreement on facts.
I mean it’ll make no difference but me and Nick cant keep arguing about the definition of legals forever.
Someone has fucked with the Large Hadron Collider again.
Fucking hell - has global warming hit hell?
That's against Wasps though isn't it?although sisu are claiming they have waivered the right to further action, it would be great if this could be cleared up one way or another.
I've got a standard one here, exception to the obligation of confidentiality where confidential info was, is, or comes into the public domain other than a result of an act or omission by the receiving party in violation of the NDAGenerally NDAs that I’ve signed or had prepared exclude things that were public knowledge prior to the agreement. Mostly with regards to intellectual property but think if it’s similar it’s still really murky water.
Technically, you’re right about the SISU promising to waive the NDA. It’s easy for them to say ‘sure, we’ll drop it’ - without considering other parties
What has peaked my interest is the comparative willingness for CCFC to lay all the ‘facts’ bare.
Wasps could’ve said ‘we’re willing to drop the NDA’ (like SISU did), then all pressure lies on the other parties. Wasps didn’t even go as far to say they had the evidence to back their claims up if it were not for the NDA. In my view, this suggests a lack of openness. Then again, it could be far less damaging to CCFC than Wasps.
This looks suspicious. Would you agree on that?
It doesn’t look great. There were many routes to progress that other than “it wasn’t this” and “that’s not important”, they could’ve been much clearer, hence my initial frustrated reply to the statement
But equally, I’m wary of how good Sisu are with dead cats. I wish Wasps would just come out and be clear about what they need and Sisu about what they find objectionable.
No one is being clear here at all. Everything raises more questions than it answers and it all feels very 2014.
“We were faced with exactly the same problem last season, and were effectively 'timed out' by them again.”
Throughout my three-and-a-half-year career at the club, Wasps have consistently and flagrantly ignored critical deadlines set for us by the EFL and treated them and those deadlines with disrespect. In fact, they only instructed solicitors to act for them on Monday morning when they were well aware of the Monday 5pm deadline.
Yes, but Sixfields took a season and a bit before we came back and a lot of pressure on everyone from the marches etc. I would imagine talks didn't continue then straight away, happy to be proved wrong
Dave Boddy was quite specific with this bit:
Wasps could have gone to town on that without having to actually say anything confidential.
Youve missed my point. The implication seems to be that the EFL deadline ended talks, but surely there was an EFL deadline in 2014 that passed as we started the season at Sixfields, before coming back to the Ricoh. So it’s not like the EFL deadline for CCFC to say where they’re playing precludes CCFC carrying on negotiations and the EFL letting is come homehalf way through the season.
Are we seriously saying if a deal was reached tomorrow the EFL wouldn’t allow it? Pull the other one.
Maybe you and I have different definitions of specific. Unless we know what the exact situation was last time (we don’t) or why there was a timer on the negotiations (we don’t), it’s just more bollocks mate.
I know you like him, and generally I have too, but Boddy has very much been channelling Joy the last few weeks. A lot less straight talking than he normally is when this topic comes up. Words very carefully chosen and not much given away.
Throughout my three-and-a-half-year career at the club, Wasps have consistently and flagrantly ignored critical deadlines set for us by the EFL and treated them and those deadlines with disrespect. In fact, they only instructed solicitors to act for them on Monday morning when they were well aware of the Monday 5pm deadline.
Someone has fucked with the Large Hadron Collider again.
The deadline was when CCFC had to tell EFL where they planned to play next season.
Wasps pretended to be surprised by the announcement it was St Andrews, surely they would have known the deadline and that nothing had been signed and sealed at that point?
Boddy's comments about being "timed out" are telling, Wasps could have easily refuted them:
"We worked hard right up to the deadline to try and sort a deal before the EFL deadline."
That’s a CCFC deadline, why is it a Wasps deadline?
Are you saying if we agreed a deal tomorrow we wouldn’t be allowed back by the EFL? That it’s not worth starting Negotiations for next season?
It’s a dead cat mate. It’s had the exact effect that was intended which is to get fans all excited about how mean Wasps are but it doesn’t make any sense or relevance. He doesn’t say Wasps were told they had to negotiate by then, just that they knew about the deadline. Doesn’t say we told them it was our deadline too.
As Insay, considering in 2014 Wasps and CCFC agreed after the season had started its hardly out of line to assume the EFL deadline doesn’t impact negotiations this time around.
It reminds me of Fisher back in 2013. Initially people got on with him, a deal was agreed, hands were shook. Then Seppala started looking over his shoulder, we got misdirection, and a friendly handshake to say goodbye...I know you like him, and generally I have too, but Boddy has very much been channelling Joy the last few weeks. A lot less straight talking than he normally is when this topic comes up. Words very carefully chosen and not much given away.
I think the deadline is being used to beat them more.Because that is when CCFC needed to tell the EFL where they were going to be playing. It pretty much says exactly that they were trying to negotiate by the deadline and it was extended. That goes against Wasps saying they were trying their hardest for a deal, doesn't it?
Wasps didn't agree anything in 2014, that was when the council were building bridges on Trust.
re we seriously saying if a deal was reached tomorrow the EFL wouldn’t allow it? Pull the other one.
Because that is when CCFC needed to tell the EFL where they were going to be playing. It pretty much says exactly that they were trying to negotiate by the deadline and it was extended. That goes against Wasps saying they were trying their hardest for a deal, doesn't it?
Boddy literally names who him and the EFL sent written confirmation about the deadline to in writing, to say we didn't tell them is a bit silly?
Wasps didn't agree anything in 2014, that was when the council were building bridges on Trust.
It could well be that in a few weeks after the season a deal could have been done. We did end up compensating Northampton that time so maybe trying to avoid that and pissing BCFC about.
I think the deadline is being used to beat them more.
the club could easily have told the EFL - put us down at St Andrews and we’ll continue negotiating
it’s a bit of a non point in the story
I know nothing, other than if we were in serious negotiations, why walk away after having put in such time and effort, unless something had changed? Or maybe nothing changed, and we walked away from that. We will only know later down the line. If Tim Fisher had told me the turn of events, I wouldn't have believed a word, but Dave Boddy, I do believe (no rational reason, other than I like the latter). Obvious that we'd rather be back at The Ricoh, and would pay good money to know the truth. Fact is, Wasps do not have to want us back at The Ricoh, but if they do -- as you have said Shmmeee - be open about what the offer is.
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