clint van damme
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what made you decide to sign up to the board now?
Not when we won promotion, or when we signed O'Hare?
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what made you decide to sign up to the board now?
Not when we won promotion, or when we signed O'Hare?
Nick
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Nofuturewithsisu
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Signed up to point out there will be no stadium at Warwick university in the next 5 years, you keep finding certain fault's with my posts, to keep yourself happy, just ignore about the road, the rail and the staff newsletter, not mentioning building a stadium on the campus. You keep hoping that Sisu will build a new stadium
Cavan O'Doherty
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Don’t we all hope that they build a new stadium? That’s at least what an actual fan of CCFC would hope for, or would you rather go and watch the cuckoo egg chasers with the free tickets they gave you?
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Ricoh was built on promise of the train station - how long did that take to actually happen? There are plans for bypasses, light rail etc around the area to ultimately alleviate any problems. Plus the uni and nearby business/retail parks already sees tens of thousands of people use it every day. Football would just take over the usual weekday traffic at a weekend. The statement was clearly put on the university website which for me outranks a staff newsletter which doesn't need to mention a vague agreement on a possibility of a stadium being built.
For what it's worth I'm very doubtful anything will come of this as what has been announced is vague. For me plan A is still to get the Ricoh either by the EU case and/or depriving Wasps of income from us playing there stressing their finances further.
Sky Blue Pete
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The university did put a statement out though
Saddlebrains
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chiefdave
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Your first post said the Uni hadn't put out a statement yet there is one on their website. The idea that a stadium is an impossibility because it wasn't announced first in a staff newsletter is bonkers. Do you really think it wouldn't have leaked out if they had put it in a newsletter?
As for infrastructure, work on Stoneleigh Road has already started, in fact the road is closed from Monday until 7th September as they will be working on it. It will be very hard for people to object to a stadium on the basis the site can't cope with crowds while also objecting to infrastructure improvements for the uni. Not to mention the uni has over 6,600 staff and over 26,500 full time students, plus all the people who work on the business park.
COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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Nick
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You signed up especially to have a rant while having no clue what you are on about.
Try not to be so obvious, it isn't 2013.
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ccfcchris
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Your username tells everyone that you have only one view.
Paxman II
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I just want to say what I hinted earlier. A stadium plan with Warwick Uni is a long term thing. It usurps CCC as planning is not in their jurisdiction, so on the face of it a good move. As I understand what does involve CCC is the road and light rail upgrades, but those apparently are already approved, if not funded.
So we have a situation where SISU can get a medium term agreement with the Ricoh landlords or stay in Birmingham (or A.N.Other) with the promise of a future stadium on the drawing board with agreements in place with Warwick Uni. This will give SISU their attractiveness for any buyers of the football club which I still think is their goal.
Mean time WASP do look a little shaky financially, and the pending EU decision could potentially be the final straw in their finances, or would it? But short of begging CCFC to return they will suffer from not getting a deal with us. If they do make a deal eventually, and we return halfway through the season or next season it still keeps SISU with that 'home base' strategy for selling us on, be it potentially continuing at the Ricoh or with the Warwick Uni deal in place. But SISU must be thinking before any spade is put in the ground at Warwick, that the Ricoh still looks like it could become available in some shape or form. They will continue to hover like vultures with this in mind I don't doubt. As the city of culture looms, CCC will be mindful of their football club not playing in the city. As it is the local community is losing out with shops and businesses unable to benefit from what the football club can generate with their presence.
So I'm disappointed SISU have turned away from playing at the RICOH, as it certainly would have been more financially beneficial than being in Birmingham. But we can all make our best guesses, but without the inside knowledge and this insistence on a NDA we really are trying to navigate through cloudy waters looking for the answers we so deperately want to hear. I think the fans are owed some real truths from SISU, and not fobbed off with the Warwick Uni deal. They have earned a bit of credit recently but that will soon drain away. We should be back at the Ricoh now. We are all asking what possibly is the problem? Those that say the council are pulling WASP strings are clutching at straws. What I do recall, is the lease granted WASP had a clause that undrwrote every reasonable consideration must be given to CCFC to play at the stadium. So with imdemnities dropped, what is the spanner in the works?
So we have a situation where SISU can get a medium term agreement with the Ricoh landlords or stay in Birmingham (or A.N.Other) with the promise of a future stadium on the drawing board with agreements in place with Warwick Uni. This will give SISU their attractiveness for any buyers of the football club which I still think is their goal.
Mean time WASP do look a little shaky financially, and the pending EU decision could potentially be the final straw in their finances, or would it? But short of begging CCFC to return they will suffer from not getting a deal with us. If they do make a deal eventually, and we return halfway through the season or next season it still keeps SISU with that 'home base' strategy for selling us on, be it potentially continuing at the Ricoh or with the Warwick Uni deal in place. But SISU must be thinking before any spade is put in the ground at Warwick, that the Ricoh still looks like it could become available in some shape or form. They will continue to hover like vultures with this in mind I don't doubt. As the city of culture looms, CCC will be mindful of their football club not playing in the city. As it is the local community is losing out with shops and businesses unable to benefit from what the football club can generate with their presence.
So I'm disappointed SISU have turned away from playing at the RICOH, as it certainly would have been more financially beneficial than being in Birmingham. But we can all make our best guesses, but without the inside knowledge and this insistence on a NDA we really are trying to navigate through cloudy waters looking for the answers we so deperately want to hear. I think the fans are owed some real truths from SISU, and not fobbed off with the Warwick Uni deal. They have earned a bit of credit recently but that will soon drain away. We should be back at the Ricoh now. We are all asking what possibly is the problem? Those that say the council are pulling WASP strings are clutching at straws. What I do recall, is the lease granted WASP had a clause that undrwrote every reasonable consideration must be given to CCFC to play at the stadium. So with imdemnities dropped, what is the spanner in the works?
Nofuturewithsisu
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Yes I have looked at the design of the new junction at stoneleigh/A46 junction, it has not been designed for a new road to the Uni. That junction is costing £40 million, the central gov has only just provided the £18 million, so it can go ahead. It is going to be 2 years before it is finished, it was supposed to be finished in 2019.
Nick
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Nofuturewithsisu
New Member
No the new road is not in progress, the A46 stoneleigh junction is jus an improvement for the A46 trunk road. It is a government thing to drive all the way from the M1 at Leicester to the M40 at Warwick without stopping.
Nofuturewithsisu
New Member
What! Have things changed with Sisu, or have you just been brain washed.
Nofuturewithsisu
New Member
The name tells you everything, yes I was right all those years ago.
Nick
Administrator
You only signed up yesterday?
Nick
Administrator
Brain washed by using facts?
How's the Warwick uni not being serious because they haven't mentioned it going?
Nofuturewithsisu
New Member
Like all the other posts/ facts about the new stadiums, you put up over the years, you were wrong. Sisu bring up a new stadium news item over the years to fool the fans/supporters, when bad things are happening. They are still after the Ricoh, it is the same as before Northampton, "the stadium owners are asking too much, so we are moving to play in another ground" and we will bankrupt them to get the stadium on the cheap. What then? Are you hoping Sisu leave with their million's of profit.
skyblueelephant76
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How can we bankrupt Wasps? They always said they don't need us.
Nick
Administrator
I wasn't the one saying the uni hadn't mentioned it? Was I?
You only signed up yesterday, yet you act like an expert.
Strange that you didn't sign up to have an issue with wasps getting the stadium on the cheap?
Wasps and CCC said the Ricoh don't need ccfc, how will they bankrupt them by moving?
You have quite clearly signed up to push a particular agenda, as I said it isn't 2012. It doesn't work.
Nofuturewithsisu
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I used to visit, years ago, but then I decided to have a life going to away games, which is time consuming. I have looked at all the sites, Sisu have come up with and none of them have been suitable for a stadium. You have been running posts on these sites, wasting fans time.
Nick
Administrator
Of course you did.
It's wasting time but you decided to sign up to purposely push shit?
As I said, try not to be too obvious
Nofuturewithsisu
New Member
The EU decision on state aid, if it goes against the council, Sisu will sue the council, who will have to charge Wasps more money, bankrupting the company who owns the stadium. That is the reason Sisu would not sign the Ricoh deal.
clint van damme
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Nick
Administrator
That's only if CCC are found to be in the wrong isn't it? Who's fault is that?
Nofuturewithsisu
New Member
Facts, their will be no light rail for8 years, no new road for 8 to 10 years, without them no new stadium for 8/10 years. Are you going to be happy going to St Andrews for 8 years?Of course you did.
It's wasting time but you decided to sign up to purposely push shit?
As I said, try not to be too obvious
Nofuturewithsisu
New Member
How do I watch it?
clint van damme
Well-Known Member
the light rail, the new road and the stadium will happen before you can name our starting 11!
skyblueelephant76
Well-Known Member
If the decision finds that the state aid was illegal then we won't have to sue, it will be between the council and wasps to get the money back.
clint van damme
Well-Known Member
on your tv you fucking gimp!
Gynnsthetonic
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Oh come on Councilor Maton surely you have TV, if not try the wireless.
