SkyBlue_Bear83
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That is what made me think of it yes
Would certainly make an impact if a Wasps match was delayed for an hour because 1000's were late arriving
That is what made me think of it yesBlack lives matter style...
Is it criminal damage to padlock somebody else's gate?
But all of them revenue streams that we would out perform them on would ultimately be
of benefit to them.
Exactly, naming rights would be all about us. We would have a bit of power then...Not really - the only benefit to them would be rent and non-ticket match day revenue. TV money, sponsorship etc would all go to us direct. Most people in the sporting world would forget that Wasps own it and even play there.
We'd receive as much prize money in finishing last in the PL as they would earn in naming rights for 10 years.Exactly, naming rights would be all about us. We would have a bit of power then...
I don't know what they make from us being there at the moment, but if it's say £200.000 per annumNot really - the only benefit to them would be rent and non-ticket match day revenue. TV money, sponsorship etc would all go to us direct. Most people in the sporting world would forget that Wasps own it and even play there.
I don't know what they make from us being there at the moment, but if it's say £200.000 per annum
And if it was say £1000.000 in the PL you don't think that would help there financial model.
But they still have to make money and us being in the PL would undoubtedly help them do so. FranklyIt is about the power and the draw, if we were on Sky Sports playing Man Utd the Ricoh would be known to most as our stadium.. We would have way too much power if we were a PL club, not to mention the FA / PL licking our arses to help, if Wasps tried things on like the academy it would be all over sky sports news.
Why would Wasps and the council want the club gone? They both may want Sisu gone but that's not necessarily the same thing. Under different (or common) ownership logic suggests both would want a successful club in the city.Wasps want the club gone. The council want the club gone. We are an irritant. You keep dancing with the devil because of your absurd infatuation with a rather unpleasant looking structure near the M6
In interested in the club - not a lump of concrete.
Could we do a protest that gets a major road into the Ricoh blocked off on the day of a Wasps match?
Why would Wasps and the council want the club gone? They both may want Sisu gone but that's not necessarily the same thing. Under different (or common) ownership logic suggests both would want a successful club in the city.
SISU aren't the club, unless it suits. Then it is.
The thing is though, I doubt anybody would care if CCC and Wasps had gone into the stocks and shares and absolutely hammered SISU where it is SISU direct would they?
Thanks for proving the point.
Ok to re-phase it, Wasps and the council may want the current owners gone but not necessarily Coventry City football clubSISU aren't the club, unless it suits. Then it is.
Ok to re-phase it, Wasps and the council may want the current owners gone but not necessarily Coventry City football club
Accomodate is that much they won't discuss rent talks?
Serious question, would wasps ever want us in the premier league? Would they want us in the media for any sort of success?
Or would they love ccfc bad, wasps good type coverage..
The post seems a bit naive and could well just be straight from a statement in the telegraph.
We would out perform them in every revenue stream going if we did.
Short of Wasps going bust, this is probably the second worst outcome for them.
It is about the power and the draw, if we were on Sky Sports playing Man Utd the Ricoh would be known to most as our stadium.. We would have way too much power if we were a PL club, not to mention the FA / PL licking our arses to help, if Wasps tried things on like the academy it would be all over sky sports news.
Trying and failing to get with Grendles op . I can understand the massive conspiracy theory of wasps ccc and various other organisations ,perhaps the telegraph aswell (even if I don't agree with it ) but the questions been asked and I seem to have missed the answer. Why would wasps like to see the back of ccfc?
Part of any protest against Wasps should involve educating their fans to what the actual issues are. They are fed PR that Wasps are giving us the world and we're refusing out of spite.As far as I can see Wasps first televised game is Sunday the 4th of September. Anyone up for the rolling road block around the area idea?
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