Before this turns into the inevitable Wasps v SISU v Council debate, I don’t really care who is blame (as they all are), but they all need to look past their egos, negotiating tactics and whatever other politics are going on in the background and realise the severity of their respective actions.
The football club is bigger than all the parties involved, and means more to the City too; they need to realise that.
It’s not like most fans would be without alcohol, there’s a number of clubs/pubs in the area.brilliant idea. show them what a life without cov will be like
I think Wasps will be pretty pragmatic over this if the legal action is dropped. At the end of the day the Ricoh is a business venture for them as well as being their home ground and kicking us out or screwing us on rent isn't a sensible business move. A long term arrangement at market rates for the rent would be the most sensible, even if that includes some revenue share from concessions etc on our match days to make it more beneficial for CCFC to want to stay there rather than even consider building a new ground.Yes, but whoever the owner, wasps can turn us out or charge what they want.
We’re always screwed and hamstrung in this positions
SISU SELL THE CLUB NOW- You have been offered up to £20 million - take it or would you rather take nothing and to see the club die
So we are at the mercy of them even if SISU go tomorrow?
Outside of the box thought, is it worth organising a boycott of the casino for the last 5 games?
Can’t imagine Grosvenor being happy with losing 23 days of business - maybe they’d put pressure on Wasps
Disagree that Wasps are in a dodgy financial position unless the owner of the Premiership does an ITV digital on the clubs. Wasps are in a win situation, former fans of the defunct club will be crying in to their beer about Sisu being culpable.Wasps are a mobile rugby franchise, SISU a hedgefund responsible only to their investors and the fate of CCFC will decide very few votes in elections (and anyway SISU will be set up as being to blame). In the grand scheme of things we are a club (in the broadest sense) of about 10k members. Do not overstate our importance.This is a money negotiation pure and simple.
WASPS - in dodgy financial territory, but would like the rent
SISU - playing a game of chicken with the others, but CCFC serves a purpose
CCC - just want the problem to go away - it is not core to their existence. Wants the other two to agree
All of the parties want CCFC to continue at the Ricoh, but all have "walk away" positions. Whether you like it or not.
Maybe cov fans just need to keep calling the wasps ticket lines 02476 786 411 to jam it up and fuck em off! They disrupting us so maybe they need some of it back!
I bloody hate this bullshit, it’s our bloody club ffs, why is it a chess piece for some wankers in suits to play with
Where the fuck did you get that?SISU SELL THE CLUB NOW- You have been offered up to £20 million - take it or would you rather take nothing and to see the club die
I think Wasps will be pretty pragmatic over this if the legal action is dropped. At the end of the day the Ricoh is a business venture for them as well as being their home ground and kicking us out or screwing us on rent isn't a sensible business move. A long term arrangement at market rates for the rent would be the most sensible, even if that includes some revenue share from concessions etc on our match days to make it more beneficial for CCFC to want to stay there rather than even consider building a new ground.
Agree, they will demand some sort of protection from future legal action which would be more than fair in the circumstances.Agree, it is not a sensible business or PR move if the existential threat of litigation is removed.
However I can't see them signing anything unless contractual penalties can be applied in the event new litigation is started.
Agree, it is not a sensible business or PR move if the existential threat of litigation is removed.
However I can't see Wasps signing anything unless contractual penalties can be applied in the event new litigation is started.
It does, but need to add the EFL tooThink this sums it up
FUCK THE EFLFUCK SISU
FUCK WASPS
FUCK CCC
For SISU, why not call the Wasps bluff and remove OEG from the legal claim?
Possibly not, but if you have extra say 2000 people through the doors between 1-3 and 5-7, it’s not just beer sales. I’ve Been in there pre and post match and the tables are really busy I’d say people who go in there drop around an average of £50 each on beer and gambling, that’s £100k 23 times a year.Its an idea but will the loss of CCFC make that much difference?
Yes they get beer sales on match days but its between 1pm and 3pm then 5pm to 7pm and something similar on evening matches in terms of hours. In that time yes they sell beer etc but it isnt a clear profit there are costs involved.
But the main thing is CCFC beer sales is a small add on to the core business of the casino
This is an absolute disgrace, how can people who 'own' a massive football club play around with our future like this! Seriously fuck SISU and to anybody who has ever said they have done anything good for the club, fuck you to
Can only read what was reportedThey haven't been offered 20 million, lets be straight.
telegraphWhere the fuck did you get that?
Possibly not, but if you have extra say 2000 people through the doors between 1-3 and 5-7, it’s not just beer sales. I’ve Been in there pre and post match and the tables are really busy I’d say people who go in there drop around an average of £50 each on beer and gambling, that’s £100k 23 times a year.
It’s a lot of money and a big part of their income
The potential EFL AGM is on 25th Apr and the last Ricoh match is 28th April.This is an absolute disgrace, how can people who 'own' a massive football club play around with our future like this! Seriously fuck SISU and to anybody who has ever said they have done anything good for the club, fuck you to
Absolute joke how its got to this!!!!
This was based on so much extra to L1, Championship and Premiership. Unlikely to ever be realised and if it does then it's £100m minimum to finish bottom of the EPL. Only a fool would accept and they knew that. It's about as worthy as me writing to tell them I'll give them £20m if I win the Euromillions.telegraph
A source close to the Gary Hoffman-led consortium, who does not want to be named but the Telegraph understands has been involved from the beginning, claims a formal offer has been put to Sisu boss Joy Seppala – an improvement of £5m on the previous bid – which, he says, would rise to in excess of £20m subject to various add-ons.
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