Exactly what I replied. Fisher is going on about a temporary deal whilst they build a new stadium. If he wanted to do a deal he would be going in then demanding a permanent deal
Exactly what I replied. Fisher is going on about a temporary deal whilst they build a new stadium. If he wanted to do a deal he would be going in then demanding a permanent deal
Exactly. If they can do a temporary deal they can do a permanent deal. The fans want the club at the Ricoh and so does the council and ACL. The only problem appears to be about the cost and terms, but with the Ricoh now sitting there empty and doing nowt and earning nothing at all from the football side of things, then a deal can surely be done.
Wal, do you have this idiots email address? I have a few questions....
Wal, do you have this idiots email address? I have a few questions....
How easy was that! Jesus should have got me involved months ago.
Mark has now responded with the following: "Dear Ann,
I'd be delighted to meet you. Joy is of course the ultimate decision maker as she funds the club, month in, month out and always has done. However, I think I could give you some useful background and perspectives. I think our friend Rajay Naik tried to arrange for us to meet at Labour Conference last year.
There are of course differing views as to whether a deal was actually struck on the occasion to which you refer - Martin, Chris and I discussed this with Phil in some detail in June last year. Phil - calling upon his experience as a divorce lawyer - put it down to a genuine misunderstanding.
Best wishes.
Mark"
How easy was that! Jesus should have got me involved months ago.
They still have to turn up, of courseANyway, I'll chip in for a doughnut at Costa if it'd help sweeten the deal.
CCFC require additional revenues to what had been on offer from ACL, are ACL willing to discuss a sale of these revenues and at what cost? Are Sisu willing to pay for these revenues? These are all the questions that need answering regarding a return to the Ricoh..
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I don't think it's about revenues Robo. It's about the Ricoh on the cheap and that's why we will never return To the Ricoh. Ever. Sisu have one goal only. The judge said "there is no plan b" he is right.
Call me a party pooper but I am not convinced by this thread, maybe I am wrong, but Michael tries talking to ML with this regard for a few weeks and Wal succeeds with a couple of E-Mails?
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We'd get far more revenue at the Ricoh compared to Northampton, even without food, car park etc, so it can't only be about revenue. Fisher must be a liar or a fool. Or both.
I can't see why that would be the case KOK, why the intent to build a new Football, outside of the City, away from your business Customer base over pettiness? It makes no sense whatsoever.
This issue started about rent which I think we can all agree on was too much at £1.2M a season, that was reduced to £150,000 which is justifiable.
However CCFC must gain access to all revenue it generates on a Matchday and I am not against the Club paying for it either, but its essential and before anyone comes back saying "It's all about the pies and pints" yes it is, imagine for instance being at Highfield Road and not benefitting from the revenues that we have been at the Ricoh, it's a huge financial disadvantage!
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