Nick
Administrator
Which threat did you get?
Was it the "family of lawyers" or the "you wouldn't like to see so many lawyers angry" one?
Fuck off you slimey little tweed infested weasel.
I think the pcwh threats at the time were to put anybody off the scent - I questioned whether he was on the payroll, and quickly got the lawyers threat
Bit harsh on @skybluesam66 !Which threat did you get?
Was it the "family of lawyers" or the "you wouldn't like to see so many lawyers angry" one?
Fuck off you slimey little tweed infested weasel.
Bit harsh on @skybluesam66 !
Like Tizsa says, "not necessarily".Surely investments are public and in the accounts?
I don't think this kind of deal would persuade your average councillor, tbh. Whatever party they come from, they tend to be conservative (small c)Like Tizsa says, "not necessarily".
If the council wanted to make this sort of investment I am pretty sure they could bury it sufficiently well to avoid detection.
It occurs to me that a 'promise' of a 'generous' and 'guaranteed' return on investment might be something that could persuade councillors from all parties.
Which threat did you get?
Was it the "family of lawyers" or the "you wouldn't like to see so many lawyers angry" one?
Fuck off you slimey little tweed infested weasel.
I was told to “watch my step“ and “be careful”
He would have put a balloon under your wiper.
It actually was because I kept calling him balloon boy funnily enough
I value your opinion, but I'm not so convinced.I don't think this kind of deal would persuade your average councillor, tbh. Whatever party they come from, they tend to be conservative (small c)
As I say, most councillors either have no opinion on CCFC, or actively support them. So I find the idea they’d, to a man, turn their back on CCFC as opposed to Sisu, hard to swallow.
It was literally being reported by the Telegraph and CWR as too close to call which way the vote would go heading into the meeting. Then there's a behind closed doors meeting with Wasps in attendance from which there is absolutely no details recorded, not a single note anywhere and suddenly its a unanimous vote. How does anyone look at that at not at the very least want to know what went on in the meeting?
I get that. But firstly these sorts of economic analyses always overplay their hand, secondly we aren’t in the Prem, and thirdly Sheffield council don’t have to balance that against potential losses of property or legal costs.
As I said, it isn't me being emotional. You are the one trying to say everything and anything is a conspiracy.
It obviously has nothing to do with trying to play down the wrong doings of organisations your dad has been the leader of.
It is you who needs to step back and take the emotional and personal involvement out of it.
It is every thread where something has been said that makes CCC not look very good at all.
But what it DOES prove is that by having a successful football team in the city means a huge financial benefit to local business and community!!
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Still no idea why nobody decided to pressure that little c**t. He would have lost his head quicker than everybody else.
It is quite funny seeing people try to make out that an Aldi closing as there is another one just up the road is on par economically with a championship football club.
It's desperate.
It actually was because I kept calling him balloon boy funnily enough
What does IANAL stand for?Well that’s the question isn’t it? How much does it help CCFC as opposed to Sisu?
This is why the “future of the club” stuff worries me. Are Sisu saying the club only has a future if two future legal decisions go their way?
As I’ve said, personally I can’t see that happening and would rather we just dropped the legals () and got on with the football in Cov. But IANAL and honestly don’t know how strong the case is.
What does IANAL stand for?
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I'm not too worried about the 'future of the club' comment. Sounds v much like a 'won't someone think of the children' to get attention.Well that’s the question isn’t it? How much does it help CCFC as opposed to Sisu?
This is why the “future of the club” stuff worries me. Are Sisu saying the club only has a future if two future legal decisions go their way?
As I’ve said, personally I can’t see that happening and would rather we just dropped the legals () and got on with the football in Cov. But IANAL and honestly don’t know how strong the case is.
Talking of working against the club. Weren’t the council championing a “city of rugby” - how’s that going?
Is there even a need/demand for a city of rugby?Talking of working against the club. Weren’t the council championing a “city of rugby” - how’s that going?
It would have been but Lucas thought it was better if we became part of Greater BirminghamMy favourite one.
5. Ensure that all of the city’s rugby facilities are modern, of high quality and accessible
didn’t realise Stratford was part of the city
Point of order, but Leeds and Bradford have pretty major rugby teams.Is there even a need/demand for a city of rugby?
Population of 56 million and basically 11 properly professional teams -average crowds around 13/14k?
Many big cities don't even have one. Birmingham, Liverpool, Leeds, Sheffield,Bradford and many more.
TBF though that was because you’re old and dithering.I was told to “watch my step“ and “be careful”
Is this the same bloke who went after me?
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I find it surprising how just how much people don't seem to know.
I am by no means saying I know everything and anything, I am a sad c**t who has probably discussed it a lot more than most and looked into things.
People are now seeming surprised when things are being said that happened pre-SISU that I assumed were common knowledge.
Selective hearing or simply people aren’t as immersered In it as others.
I only found out today how dogs drink water, despite having dogs all my life.
Yeah but have you been giving opinions on how dogs drink for years?
Did qualify it by referring to 11 professional teams so that's UnionPoint of order, but Leeds and Bradford have pretty major rugby teams.
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