Do you think the club can support the level of debt required to build a new stadium? How long is this debt going to be a burden? Once added to the existing debt how much debt will the club be in?
We'll just buy one 90 miles away instead, I imagine most will be understanding as we have no choice...
Another one of the stupid completely illogical sound bites used to gain likes from the usual few who aren't capable of looking at a situation reasonably.
Don't forget to use Tim Fisher speaks Gospel when it suits and is a liar when it doesn't.
Also
Les Reid was an award winning investigative journalist when posting about sisu now he is biased and in the pocket of sisu because he is criticising the council.
Then throw in something about creaming yourself over Nikki Sinclaire.
Exactly my questions.
Yet those that bleat on about building a new stadium refuse to answer this.
£20-30 million to build has been quoted IIRC, who will be paying for this?
I have it from an unnamed source that Lidl and poundstretchers are funding it all, with at least 2 bed and breakfast establishments having declared an interest (providing we're in the Premiership) :sarcasm: (or should that read, an unnamed sauce says that they're funding it through HP)
Exactly my questions.
Yet those that bleat on about building a new stadium refuse to answer this.
£20-30 million to build has been quoted IIRC, who will be paying for this?
Not home (thankfully) just rented accommodation. Awful pitch, far too big and no atmosphere!
We'll just buy one 90 miles away instead, I imagine most will be understanding as we have no choice...
They might well be welcoming 90 miles away...enjoy your new SISU converts.
Hell the land alone is going to cost more than substantially beating the wasps offer for the Ricoh.
What's a SISU convert?
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What's a SISU convert?
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Must be all the people that think franchising and moving teams to places to get more fans and get more money is a good thing?
the the new welcoming fan base you envisage 90 miles away
I have it from an unnamed source that Lidl and poundstretchers are funding it all, with at least 2 bed and breakfast establishments having declared an interest (providing we're in the Premiership) :sarcasm: (or should that read, an unnamed sauce says that they're funding it through HP)
not necessarily see it as a good thing....just see that in the current world of economics it can happen and happen with success.....wake up Nick your sniffy remarks defending SISU and offering no resistance to them and their policies during tenure of the club is allowing all this to happen. They come in pointing a gun at the minority share holders....nothing has improved since. That tactic was necessary because they never intended to have any transparecy.
I haven't defended them.
The difference is people DO see it as a good thing, surprisingly the people who are most against SISU and the moving of football teams. I am not sure if you have just missed those threads where people are going on about how great it is.
Joe Elliott was driving round with that gun holding up people to get the shares, he is a hero though?
I haven't defended them.
The difference is people DO see it as a good thing, surprisingly the people who are most against SISU and the moving of football teams. I am not sure if you have just missed those threads where people are going on about how great it is.
Joe Elliott was driving round with that gun holding up people to get the shares, he is a hero though?
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