What legal action is this between CCFC and Wasps? And why is it that many other businesses involved in legal action can still happily manage to deal with each other?
Based on what evidence?
Getting your excuses in early.
In your opinion Monners and based on the evidence we know who has most to be afraid of Wasps or sisu ?
I think wasps have more to lose. Everyone hates Sisu anyway and unlike Wasps, Sisu don't seem to care what people think of them.
I am certain his main aim is to break this pathetic impasse but will ask questions The main thing that interests me is will both parties accept or decline a meeting
If it were a select committee and not just mediation, then probably Sisu (not sure afraid is the right word - who has the most to lose), but that's not to say that wasps would come out unscathed. But it would run deeper than just the current issue between these two parties - CCC would be likely to be asked, and Higgs also - who would be the most afraid then? . But the session would be on football governance, and not just our issued (this is only an opinion of course)
He will ask questions but I doubt we ever be told the answers. That's not the role of a mediator, and neither party would welcome talks unless the content of which are remained confidential.
Wouldn't know on the costs Nick - doubt it would be millions though. It isn't a public inquiry.
Wouldn't come to anything like that but if it went to a select committee questions have to be answered and it's in the public domain, no confidentiality agreements. Not sure if public can attend, when the big ones have been shown on TV such as Philip Greene or Mike Ashley recently I think I have seen others there but not sure, now that would be interesting.
Only if we go out of business re BHS, along with other couple of other clubs - but I suspect you are right Stu
Yep - our club (and many, many others) has been run appallingly for as long as I can remember. I think Collins isn't going to let this go - hope he sticks around for long enough.
But if Wasps, maybe encouraged by CCC don't do a deal ,then what? What will or can Sisu realistically do.There is no new stadium, leaving Coventry again will lead to a virtual total collapse in income. The legal threats give Wasps perfect cover to refuse any talks,and I'm sure they would be happy to help drive Sisu out with the tacit' support ' of CCC.
but the legal threats don't give them the perfect cover, they said the legals would not stop them negotiating then they changed their mind.The first questions they should be asked are why and at whose bequest?
They aren't taking wasps to court, they are taking the council to court about thr councils decision making. Regardless of whether Sisu win or lose, it will have little affect on wasps.
I haven't bought any of sisu's bullshit. Sisu are a bunch of cunts.