Totally agree. I feel that all options will be open to CCFC with another owner. SISU have burnt their bridges, they only seem to be able to do business one way and that is aggressively.Yep, agree with that. The council do not want to destroy the club I'm sure, they just want to destroy Sisu. Would be ridiculous of the council to want to destroy the football team that has been in existence here since 1883. It's a nonsense.
That doesn't mean of course that in destroying Sisu, CCFC don't suffer the consequences.
Totally agree. I feel that all options will be open to CCFC with another owner. SISU have burnt their bridges, they only seem to be able to do business one way and that is aggressively.
I am optimistic that a buyer can be found and that they will have reassurances from Wasps, maybe even to then allowed to go in to shared ownership of the stadium. It makes perfect sense to me, half the running costs with all of the benefits. This is an attractive business model. Some business people have a reputation from gambling and turning things around. I wait in hope and anticipation
You want him to get down from his high Italiahorse?So we should sit back and let Wasps do whatever they want. This includes taking everything that our club needs to survive and prosper. And all in the hope of another hedge fund picking up the pieces.
What planet are you on?
It would free up capital and allow them to invest more into their teamBut would Wasps want to sell off shares of the Ricoh to CCFC? I don't think they would, would they?
The options have been closed off pretty much for any owner that comes in, if we were in the position now where the council had ACL still and were just trying to get SISU out and there was still the chance that a new owner could come in and take the lot then I would agree.
But would Wasps want to sell off shares of the Ricoh to CCFC? I don't think they would, would they?
It would free up capital and allow them to invest more into their team
I'm sure the options are not as one-dimensional as you seem to think.
Totally agree. I feel that all options will be open to CCFC with another owner. SISU have burnt their bridges, they only seem to be able to do business one way and that is aggressively.
I doubt anything that SISU are connected to in some way. I don't believe or disbelieve JS but then at the same time he's produced nothing tangible for anyone to see and touch so it's just all words. We've been here before, in fact we've been here for the last 3 years, why will this prove to be any different just because there's a new name involved? Even the wording is sounding familiar so you'll forgive me if I take it with a big pinch of salt.
I also don't buy the conspiracy theories that there's been an orchestrated plot to kill of CCFC, it's just the repetitive soundbites/statements from SISU has resulted in the other players have just decided to actually put things into action rather than talking about them.
I'm sure people will pounce on my post saying I'm just blaming SISU and I'm a CCC/Wasps lover but from the numerous statements/plans that SISU have put out over the last five years which have actually come to fruition or is even in the process of doing so?
In fairness, do you know what he has produced? Or is it just because it hasn't been made public?
Yes, that's proper business practice.....Commercial confidentiality springs to mind !
So we should sit back and let Wasps do whatever they want. This includes taking everything that our club needs to survive and prosper. And all in the hope of another hedge fund picking up the pieces.
What planet are you on?
Perhaps just making Sisu know we don't want them here would help though.
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It is a bit more than other people just putting their plans into action though isn't it?
Is not the fact that CCC initially refused the transfer despite having full details from JS of the proposal enough to show you there is one in exsitence?
I honestly don't see how.
I think they already know to be honest.
It needs to be more public as it gives them and their backers bad publicity.
I feel a few on here are starting to feel sorry for them and it only gives them a lifeline that just delays the process.
Its more than a few. I would say more think its a franchise than the 'few' that don't. Its the same workings as American Football teams, who regularly franchise to other cities.
Would you be happy then if CCFC, the league team moved to say Corby for example, and an amateur CCFC stayed in Coventry? Would you crow on and on then about how that isn't a franchise?
So explain how it isn't a franchise, apart from in your honest opinion.
There is no sign of a buyer for CCFC. And there is no sign of SISU wanting to sell either.
Delays the process of what? Do you really think a few posters on here makes much difference and delays anything?
Are you on new medication or having a good time on the beer for the Euros?
Beers.? I wish.
Campervan parked in middle of a massive field at Bolewotth horse show where we are competing. Can't get off to get the beers.
TV okay though.
Yep, all very true.I think it's franchising but there is definitely a more accepted mentality towards it by the rugby crowd from my own experiences. Which I find bizzare.
Also find it bizzare that the RFA allow it!!!
It's not complicated now as all CCFC facilities will be soon be controlled by Wasps and a switch of ownership will be easy. Just need to wait.
People really now need to look at the long term.
People really now need to look at the long term.
Really?
Things like suddenly putting talks on hold (why did they bother starting while legal action was on?) for the Ricoh, trying to block the butts with that clause, Millerchip now refusing to hand anything over, Higgs putting that clause into the Academy thing. It isn't just putting their plans out of action, it is going out of the way to disrupt CCFC too.
You are certainly wrong if you think that I feel sorry for SISU. I don't know how anyone could accuse me of such. How many people have ripped into them as much as myself?It needs to be more public as it gives them and their backers bad publicity.
I feel a few on here are starting to feel sorry for them and it only gives them a lifeline that just delays the process.
I seem to remember OSB posting about this, and was saying that essentially thr bond holders own the ricoh, due to the security for the bonds, so it pretty much makes buying in a no go.I'm sure the options are not as one-dimensional as you seem to think.
I seem to remember OSB posting about this, and was saying that essentially thr bond holders own the ricoh, due to the security for the bonds, so it pretty much makes buying in a no go.
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Part of the loan went to making the first couple of years payments to the bond holders. This means nothing will flag for a couple of years at least.Scratches head, thinks... well who is it that owns these bonds?
If they don't go bad then 6.5% is a very good rate in today's market.
Good thing is that there is that 6 monthly info they publish about the bonds (can't remember link, will have to dredge it up).
So any default or other difficulty will be red flagged quite quickly.
Because they'd thought that once the current appeal had came to a conclusion SISU would decide to stop following this route?
The Butts clause thing was a twat decision which is undefendable.
Millerchip has said everyone needs to sit around the table and SISU have refused to - isn't it reasonable to expect cards being laid on the table, expecially considering SISU have mooted another site for a stadium/training facility is still in the mix?
A company don't want to get tied in with a company who are seeking litigation against them - that's wrong?
Treating SISU with caution isn't seeking to kill CCFC, it's an unfortunate byproduct of the situation at hand.
Would you do business with SISU? Trust everything they said and believe categorically they'd see it through?
My guess would be a connected party who hold the keys to make the football club a success.
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