Imagine the totally improbable conclusion and SISU win at court.
Surely if by some mad chance they did, surely you should be angry for the council doing something wrong and risking tax payers money?
Silver lining, they might decide to leave after recouping part of their losses.
Surely if by some mad chance they did, surely you should be angry for the council doing something wrong and risking tax payers money?
How is that winding people up?Fancy winding people up, you little tinker you
If they win then they may be awarded cost but that may not be the case here. Also there is no guarantee there would be a compensation award, just a win which gives them the ammo to take the council to court on a number of levels.
Whether the 'loan' made by the council was illegal or not may jeopardise the operation of ACL (now owned by the Wasp lot) and they could be forced to repay it and seek their loan elsewhere. It will not change the ownership of the Ricoh.
Could SISU use the win to force the original sale to WASP as a wrongful act? I have no idea but it remains a thought.
Now there's a mixed up bunch of ideas for ya!
I suppose the best case scenario for us would be a judge to order that the loan be called in. Wasps would then have to find alternative financing, if they have difficulty obtaining that it may open up an opportunity to purchase at least a stake in ACL. Of course that requires a lot of things to fall in line but it wouldn't be a bad result for us.
Imagine the totally improbable conclusion and SISU win at court.
There will be no magic reversal of the Ricoh sale, it will remain with WASPS.
The only alternative is then compensation, Just who do you think will pay that. The council tax payers of Coventry.
Where will the money go, straight to SISU and direct to their pockets...
What a superb result.
How is that winding people up?
I suppose the best case scenario for us would be a judge to order that the loan be called in. Wasps would then have to find alternative financing, if they have difficulty obtaining that it may open up an opportunity to purchase at least a stake in ACL. Of course that requires a lot of things to fall in line but it wouldn't be a bad result for us.
Fancy winding people up, you little tinker you
Course bruvHe's not nothing would make him and his entourage more happier then that situation arising, then again if they lost again he would still say it was a cover up.
Surely if by some mad chance they did, surely you should be angry for the council doing something wrong and risking tax payers money?
I am, my point is no matter what, its a crap result. SISU get rich, local tax payers get poor, CCC cut more services to pay compensation. Wasps stay at Ricoh. CCFC dont get new stadium.
There is no happy ending in SISU latest legal action
If they recover what they paid out how is that "getting rich"?
Too fookin right but, in sharp contrast to all the 'the judge said this, the judge said that' we've heard, it would be conspiracy theories and pay offs and miscarriage of justice.
If they recover what they paid out how is that "getting rich"?
If they win then they may be awarded cost but that may not be the case here. Also there is no guarantee there would be a compensation award, just a win which gives them the ammo to take the council to court on a number of levels.
Whether the 'loan' made by the council was illegal or not may jeopardise the operation of ACL (now owned by the Wasp lot) and they could be forced to repay it and seek their loan elsewhere. It will not change the ownership of the Ricoh.
Could SISU use the win to force the original sale to WASP as a wrongful act? I have no idea but it remains a thought.
Now there's a mixed up bunch of ideas for ya!
What like it is from Nick at the moment you mean?
"Hai guyz! What if Joy bought Messi and Ronaldo and we all got free ice cream for going to the Ricoh?!?! I bet those council stooges would be crying then!"
Is basically the level of his argument.
imagine theres no new stadium, its easy if you try
no hull below us, above only Carlisle
imagine all at the ricoh, getting in for free
Imagine theres no Webster, it isnt hard to do
Nothing to dive for or save now
and no wild misskicks too
Imagine all of SISU
Living all debt free...........oh oh oh oh
you may say i am a dreamer, but i'm not the only one.
I hope some days you will join us, as we all just leave League One.......
In my experience, there is NO chance they will win.
So far they have shown no concrete evidence to convince any high court judge or the appeal judges that the loan was illegal and you have to note that each time there appeal is rejected it gets harder and harder to convince the next judge to overturn all the other judges decisions.
They will need one hell of a big smoking gun for one brave judge to undermine his fellow peers.
I can’t ever see this happening and I can only think that these appeal are some kind of installing tactics they are using. What the reason for this is only they know.
Surely if by some mad chance they did, surely you should be angry for the council doing something wrong and risking tax payers money?
no. What have they, CCC, done wrong - legally speaking? If it is proven in the future that all other judges and the council are wrong, then I would be asking SISU why they didn't present their evidence earlier? Why did they they leave the smoking gun til the end and cost the council ( taxpayers ) stress and extra money? SISU would still be in the wrong as far as I am concerned for not having presented a plausible case up until now.
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