Well done you, but that’s not an argument that will hold up in court, it’s just your opinion. The fact that it could be true is purely chance.Are you getting a bit desperate now?
It isn't using hindsight, is it? I pointed out at the time it would damage CCFC forever, even once SISU had gone.
Well done you, but that’s not an argument that will hold up in court, it’s just your opinion. The fact that it could be true is purely chance.
The council will say they were faced with being lumbered with an empty stadium so took the opertunity to sell it. Their argument is based on facts known at THAT time, not a random opinion.
I’ve said it before, the council are also to blame for this fucked up situation.Strange, a couple of weeks before the Wasps sale went through the Council were saying they want to build up Trust and hinted at a deal?
If telling porkies won't matter, how will they stand up in court?
I’ve said it before, the council are also to blame for this fucked up situation.
But people need to put themselves in the councils position at the time of the clubs exodus to Northampton, and the statements regarding a new home in the city.
It wouldn’t of fucked ccfc over at all, because ccfc were going to get a lovely, brand new stadium. It’s true, sisu, Tim and joy all said so.The same empty stadium that the council leader said was making a small profit and was fine without CCFC?
It was fact at the time that selling it to Wasps would fuck CCFC over for hundreds of years to come. Well, it was to anybody who wasn't egging the council on saying how good it would be for the city etc etc.
It wouldn’t of fucked ccfc over at all, because ccfc were going to get a lovely, brand new stadium. It’s true, sisu, Tim and joy all said so.
If the court case is that the council has decieved the electorate anything SISU said won’t come in to it.Unfortunately, believing it or not dosnt matter, sisu will be shafted in court by their own previous statements. THAT will be the legal argument, mine or your opinion on who was telling porkies won’t matter a jot.
The council will say, they made a business decision based on the public statements made by sisu. End of court case.
Sounds like that party Wasps had on a boat.It's not just having beers with the man who shagged her, it's having beers with the other bloke shagged her and his mate who tagged teamed her in the hope they will beat up the other bloke who shagged her but didn't cuddle her enough.
If the court case is that the council has decieved the electorate anything SISU said won’t come in to it.
But what did they expect for £30 and as much as you can drink?Sounds like that party Wasps had on a boat.
But that’s not the court case. The case is whether the sale to wasps represents “state aid”If the court case is that the council has decieved the electorate anything SISU said won’t come in to it.
But that’s NOT what the case is all about.You can tell it's desperate times.
If it wouldn't have fucked CCFC over in the slightest why did they bother making something up for PR to try and ease the blow?
Surely it was obvious the day it was sold that it was going to cause issues for CCFC for the foreseeable future with or without SISU?
Ah playing the naive act?But that’s not the court case. The case is whether the sale to wasps represents “state aid”
We are losing £30k a week (according to the accounts just published I believe), including player sale profits. It may have been a poor year for player sale profits, but it will always be swings and roundabouts. There maybe other changes possible, but I suspect they will be marginalI don't think they have the money or the interest to build a new stadium.
I'd love somebody to do it though, just not looking that realistic unless they have money to burn!
I thought that was a ridiculously blind swipe.The Council has met already with the Sky Blue Trust – but not the Football Club. A former Labour colleague of George Duggins is John Fletcher, who was Labour Council leader from 1996 to 1999 and is on the board of the Sky Blue Trust. Is Mr Fletcher willing to use his position and many contacts in the Council to help arrange a meeting between his former colleagues and the Football Club to help it remain at the Ricoh Arena?
John Fletcher hasnt been on the trust board for a long time
which means it is not a commitment at all, just a desire. Not worth the paper etc etc."The City Council remains committed to try to ensure that CCFC is able to continue to play its home matches at the Ricoh Arena. It will include a requirement in agreements underpinning the sale that this option must exist for CCFC subject to it reaching a commercial agreement with ACL. The terms of this transaction do not impact in any way on the terms of the August 2014 licence agreement with CCFC which will be fully honoured. Wasps have scheduled all of their home matches on Sunday’s during this season to ensure there is no fixture clash."
Is pretty much the relevant bit to the claim of guaranteed occupancy. And the key bit in that is
this option must exist for CCFC subject to it reaching a commercial agreement with ACL
If the council had't sold to Wasps to spite sisu we wouldn't be here now. There are a thousand ways of twisting the events. Where we are now is not having anywhere to play next season. Sisu won't drop the legals, London Wasps won't talk and the council won't intervene.
If you genuinely think sisu are the only one at fault here then you're part of the problem.
They are separate transactions though, the lease extension price is detailed separately.My question around the report that was put out was that it indicates the ground sale and lease extension were indeed one transaction. Had that not been argued long ago? Both were agreed in conjunction with each other, whilst the council have been adamant they were separate transactions. Was that the last JR or the current one this relates to?
The same empty stadium that the council leader said was making a small profit and was fine without CCFC?
It was fact at the time that selling it to Wasps would fuck CCFC over for hundreds of years to come. Well, it was to anybody who wasn't egging the council on saying how good it would be for the city etc etc.
I’m not asking people to think like me. I’m asking someone who claims to hate the council not to deflect away from them after a statement aimed directly at them.No mate. Those twats running around insisting everyone who doesn’t think like them “is part of the problem” are the problem.
We all want the same, start pissing outside the tent (or whatever the phrase is).
Jesus. Nick isn’t a Sisu stooge. Not everyone who forgets to include “I hate the council” or spells Wasps with a * is a bot paid by the council.
I’m not asking people to think like me. I’m asking someone who claims to hate the council not to deflect away from them after a statement aimed directly at them.
That is being part of the problem.
It can be fact that a decision now is going to affect you in the future.You really need to learn what the word fact means.
Hint: predictions about the future are never facts.
Sisu statement coming today I’m sure I read on update regarding EFL etc ?
The source of the problem isn’t fans but we help perpetuate the problems.The problem with CCFC is not the fans.
While I get your general point, I actually think the amount of time we spend bickering with each other, rather then going along and doing something (I'm as culpable as anybody!) hasn't helped.The problem with CCFC is not the fans.
What this twat saidWhile I get your general point, I actually think the amount of time we spend bickering with each other, rather then going along and doing something (I'm as culpable as anybody!) hasn't helped.
If we'd had constant big visible signs that we cared, public opinion may well have been enough to keep the Ricoh out of Wasps hands, for example, and even (even!) pushed CCC to be more proactive in at least offering up options for stadium sites, whether SISU chose to take them or not!
(Probably a digression in this particular bicker mind you, so as you were!)
While I get your general point, I actually think the amount of time we spend bickering with each other, rather then going along and doing something (I'm as culpable as anybody!) hasn't helped.
If we'd had constant big visible signs that we cared, public opinion may well have been enough to keep the Ricoh out of Wasps hands, for example, and even (even!) pushed CCC to be more proactive in at least offering up options for stadium sites, whether SISU chose to take them or not!
(Probably a digression in this particular bicker mind you, so as you were!)
That's why I'm so pissed off with them. They should be the force to unite us and stop all this crap but they make things worse with their protest club back patting bullshit.The thing is, people need something to get behind. There have been threads that have been really constructive. Schmeee put forward some good examples and ideas in one thread, liquid gold has in others. People who usually disagree have been constructive.
Its the frustrating thing about the trust. Ideally they would be hammering everybody and anybody to get a deal and we would all be behind it.
At some point though, we all have to get behind something that wouldn't be what we'd do individually - give and take.The thing is, people need something to get behind. There have been threads that have been really constructive. Schmeee put forward some good examples and ideas in one thread, liquid gold has in others. People who usually disagree have been constructive.
Its the frustrating thing about the trust. Ideally they would be hammering everybody and anybody to get a deal and we would all be behind it.
At some point though, we all have to get behind something that wouldn't be what we'd do individually - give and take.
That includes holding up SISU Out banners as much as it includes going along and plonking some flowers on a council house doorstep.
It can be fact that a decision now is going to affect you in the future.
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