Grendel
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So Dom Hyam wasn’t sold for cash flow reasons then?
It's easier to lie about the future than it is the past...
No I just don’t take at face value what people say to try and make a situation look better than it is.
We said we had a deal to get the pitch relaid which wasn’t in any agreement at all was it?
The new owners also include the owner of the training ground.I honestly don’t know anymore. I just can’t see these new owners spending money buying wasps holdings, leaving the cbs and their training centre and just been like yeh don’t know where we gonna play or train next season. If they risked losing the ground to new owners although simon says it’s income they still might not want them there. They don’t have a guarantee that new owners would rent it to them. So they must be confident in being the preferred bidder if it went into admin.
This combined with the defeat yesterday, the transfer embargo and potentially playing at another home ground…it ain’t half hard supporting this club at times. You just think when are we ever gonna catch a break!
I still wouldn’t change it for the world though. Be boring supporting anyone else.
Apols I meant it as if the new owners of ACL weren’t the consortium that’s agreed a deal to buy wasps like Gilbert’s saying in his tweet.The new owners also include the owner of the training ground.
from what I heard, not sure how true. We paid for the pitch ourselves which meant no rent to be paid.
he’s not. He’s done well for himself but certainly not minted enough to pay for a pitch relay etc…
Yeah crazy right and actually the home end only holds 9,300 with 2K away end. We took nearly 5K to Burton for the crap cup so they can’t just expect and basically hope 9K don’t turn up.Walsall. I just don’t get it.
Yes, we can all assume that not many will go. But let’s say, by way of weird protest, 12000+ turned up ST in hand. What are you gonna do now?
I'm guessing the choices are very limited at short notice.Walsall. I just don’t get it.
Yes, we can all assume that not many will go. But let’s say, by way of weird protest, 12000+ turned up ST in hand. What are you gonna do now?
I think the point was the capacity is smaller than our season ticket holders so how are they going to work itI'm guessing the choices are very limited at short notice.
No idea yet. We will find out.I think the point was the capacity is smaller than our season ticket holders so how are they going to work it
Yeah crazy right and actually the home end only holds 9,300 with 2K away end. We took nearly 5K to Burton for the crap cup so they can’t just expect and basically hope 9K don’t turn up.
Yeah crazy right and actually the home end only holds 9,300 with 2K away end. We took nearly 5K to Burton for the crap cup so they can’t just expect and basically hope 9K don’t turn up.
People are wetting themselves about the transfer embargo....it will be long gone before the transfer window opens.
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I'll sacrifice my seat in exchange for the away kitI think the point was the capacity is smaller than our season ticket holders so how are they going to work it
There is something in there that could go to that knowledge segment guardian football doCan't wait for us to be the answer to a question on the Chase in a few years:
"Which football club played 'home' games at 5 different venues in 20 years?"
Likely to be 6 by the end of the week.
The new owners also include the owner of the training ground.
Assuming the money comes off the rent
There is something in there that could go to that knowledge segment guardian football do
Again though, also scare mongering about points deductions.
It's that pr thing againsocial media accounts coming out to play as well....
Rinse and repeat tactic.
There won’t be much of a backlash - even when they first moved to the city there was general apathy from our fanbase with some even congratulating them as it was getting one over on SISU.I just can't see it being viable long-term for Wasps to stay in Cov. It has been demonstrated that interest isn't there to sustain the CBS, even when times are calmer. Factor in the backlash if they do get control of the stadium again and it would be a disaster.
As Cov fans we have been conditioned to fear the worst. I fully expect us to get shafted
I think the point was the capacity is smaller than our season ticket holders so how are they going to work it
for everyone awareness. Regardless if your a ST holder or not. You will have to pay for your match ticket for Tuesday
There won’t be much of a backlash - even when they first moved to the city there was general apathy from our fanbase with some even congratulating them as it was getting one over on SISU.
Different situation now. Far more people engaged in the situation. Cov sitting in a higher league. They won't be able to pull the charm offensive, free ticket bollocks again.
All that aside I just can't see how any new owners would want to keep them here when it's a great chance to reset back in London. Considering they are starting off again in the championship there will be no better time to move back and grow again. Groundshare with a smaller London football club. Makes way more sense than rattling around a stadium with 25000 empty seats
I can't think anyone looking at buying a football stadium would merely see the football club as a distraction. That would be most bizarre.Anybody who buys the CBS sure has hell wouldn't be doing it for the football team. We would be a distraction.
It’s actually amazing how much you have in common with some of your Wasps counterparts on their forum once shit starts hitting the fan with our own club. Proper Springfield vs Shelbyville stuff.
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