Wasps going into admin & the impact on CCFC (66 Viewers)

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Briles

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Liquid Gold said:
How are ACL not in admin?? They have to file something, get taken over or go into admin.

Can’t just be like “soz mate busy, will go bust tomorrow”
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I think the announcement is tomorrow, my guess is they've gone
 
The Philosopher

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Liquid Gold said:
How are ACL not in admin?? They have to file something, get taken over or go into admin.

Can’t just be like “soz mate busy, will go bust tomorrow”
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I think the NOI gives protection to stop creditors putting ACL into admin. IE they can’t during those 10 days.

Now there is no protection but also no reason for any creditor to fire the trigger if there is a solvent resolution on the table.
 
Esoterica

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Saddlebrains said:
Fuck it, saying it, kept it quiet for days if I'm wrong I'm wrong and he gets a whack

American investors, introduced by/ somehow linked into SISU have been over here for a week or so

New investor buys the CBS, gets 51% of the football club and then the SISU are saving money on rent etc. We make match day revenue and get a cut of the exhibitions/concerts/events etc.

The new investor either buys SISU out, a new owner comes in and buys everyone out or SISU sit pretty with their 49% and reap the rewards of the stadium ownership without ever having to buy it
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Skybluedownunder

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duffer said:
49% lets them suckle at the teat of the Prem, in the unlikely event that we ever get there.

In essence, it gives them access to the profit but gets them out of the way of whoever actually is throwing money at it. Probably suits both parties, and the Council too if they're still trying to stick their oar in.

Is it too much to hope for, probably, but I wish I hadn't bought that house near the Uni to be nearer the new ground now.
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Ideally I’d like SISU to fuck off all together but it’s a start.


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chiefdave

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The Philosopher said:
Yes and no. Always the risk of them having conflicts about which act where, which conference where, at the moment they are kind of rivals. Could get messy.
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The hall at the CBS can hold 7,000 max for gigs, Utilita Arena is 15,800, Resorts World Arena is being increased to 21,600 and the stadium is 40,000. For me that all fits together pretty well and means the NEC Group can offer promoters pretty much any size show they want, anything below that you're into academy territory.

Same thing applies with exhibitions, they'll push the ones here that aren't yet big enough for a large hall at the NEC. They may also try and grow brands to then move them over to the NEC as happened with Insomnia.
 
hutch1972

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Senior Vick from Alicante said:
Ashley spent 356 mill on transfers and got back 129 mill in sales so on paper its just the disquiet from the Geordies rather than investment. They were 18 million in the red when he bought them and 12 in the black when he sold. Those that dont want that kind of investment seem a little short sighted.
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Newcastle fans have always had a very over inflated opinion of their status.
 
oldskyblue58

oldskyblue58

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For there to be a delay then there must be a funded bid(s) on the table. If so then the administrators of wasps holdings as wasps still own acl would be involved and the council will be involved. The bids being assesses and the most favourable agreed or could yet be rejected. Obviously the legals would also need to be sorted

What it won't be is people just showing an interest.

I would expect no news until Wednesday personally. If deal agreed I would still expect acl to go into a trading administration. A prepack arrangement whilst it is finalised and signed

To continue to trade for this week next month the finance must be available to support the trading costs. Otherwise it is liquidation and that is still an option.
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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oldskyblue58 said:
For there to be a delay then there must be a funded bid(s) on the table. If so then the administrators of wasps holdings as wasps still own acl would be involved and the council will be involved. The bids being assesses and the most favourable agreed or could yet be rejected. Obviously the legals would also need to be sorted

What it won't be is people just showing an interest.

I would expect no news until Wednesday personally. If deal agreed I would still expect acl to go into a trading administration. A prepack arrangement whilst it is finalised and signed

To continue to trade for this week next month the finance must be available to support the trading costs. Otherwise it is liquidation and that is still an option.
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What a pompous thing to say
 
Nick

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oldskyblue58 said:
For there to be a delay then there must be a funded bid(s) on the table. If so then the administrators of wasps holdings as wasps still own acl would be involved and the council will be involved. The bids being assesses and the most favourable agreed or could yet be rejected. Obviously the legals would also need to be sorted

What it won't be is people just showing an interest.

I would expect no news until Wednesday personally. If deal agreed I would still expect acl to go into a trading administration. A prepack arrangement whilst it is finalised and signed

To continue to trade for this week next month the finance must be available to support the trading costs. Otherwise it is liquidation and that is still an option.
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Wasps and the council involved..

This screams Richardson.
 
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skyblu3sk

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Saddlebrains said:
Fuck it, saying it, kept it quiet for days if I'm wrong I'm wrong and he gets a whack

American investors, introduced by/ somehow linked into SISU have been over here for a week or so

New investor buys the CBS, gets 51% of the football club and then the SISU are saving money on rent etc. We make match day revenue and get a cut of the exhibitions/concerts/events etc.

The new investor either buys SISU out, a new owner comes in and buys everyone out or SISU sit pretty with their 49% and reap the rewards of the stadium ownership without ever having to buy it
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TomRad85

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fernandopartridge said:
SBT when it comes to Wasps is like Twitter when a yank makes a comment on British Cuisine, all factions unite and all arguments forgotten
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I never really consider myself to be particularly patriotic, but when a yank starts talking shit...
 
duffer

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Skybluedownunder said:
So what exactly is this P share and why would someone want it?


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The P share gives access to revenues from the top division of rugby. It's supposed to be sold back to the Premier League (PRL) if a club goes into administration.

And in fact, at least one bidder for Wasps had already pulled out because exactly this is going to happen, I can't see what's changed since then...
Wasps and Worcester Warriors woes: Exeter Chiefs boss Baxter defends RFU over process
 
Skybluedownunder

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Ok so…

Member clubs of the Gallagher Premiership have what are known as Perpetual Shares – commonly referred to as P shares. These were awarded to the 13 established top-flight clubs in 2005, and entitles shareholders to a percentage of the central income of the league as well as voting rights on issues key to the league



Why would someone be interested in taking on the Wasps as well to secure this if the club as a whole burns money hand over fist? There’s no money in rugby, fuck it off and just concentrate on pumping real investment into the football club only, plus I think there’s too much hatred around the Wasps as a whole in this city for them ever to be successful here.


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wingy said:
Then where is it Robbie?
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you saw LG's answer, and it is possible the Council kept the money, fuck me they've just funded Tom White Waste for £m++++

the Club sold HR for £5m, with an option to go back if the Ricoh didn't work out, and pay back the money. They bought the land from British gas for £2m for 88 acres of contaminated land and estimated £8m to clean it up. They sold 30 acres to Tesco for £66.5m, so had enough to develop the rest, 30 acres for themselves, with stadium, car parks shops and some left over.
it cost c £15m to decontaminate the land so CCC stepped in and John McGuigan tried to take the project over and subsequently the council took the Tesco deal from CCFC and kept the money. I don't know how that fits with any other narrative.
 
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Nick said:
Who's accepted a bid from club legends and others....
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Because he has to accept whatever gives the creditors the biggest return. Likewise if Mike Ashley offers more than anyone else for ACL he'll get it, equally in the case of the joint bid
 
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