stephencummins
Centre Half
I'll just lurk then. Just want to listen and learn.Quite correct, Jim!
I'll just lurk then. Just want to listen and learn.Quite correct, Jim!
Well said…… I think that captures exactly what many thousands of us would be feeling.If the rat family do the dirty on us then it'll be them ground sharing (with other corpses in the thames).
I believe the sale comes with a lease to play at RH for up to 25 years or when POSU assumes ownership.How does this even work.
So they will own the club. What is the club. The name and players contracts etc?
What's to stop Ron barring the club from playing at roots hall and leaving "the club" homeless.
Will the consortium have to sign a lease agreement for X amount of years.
Can the consortium still renovate or will they even want to.
Surely, owning roots hall is the key to success. I'm not sure I see how this works.
You're very welcome to lurk, and express the odd opinion on:I'll just lurk then. Just want to listen and learn.
BTW my commiserationsI'll just lurk then. Just want to listen and learn.
Grand, fair enough!You're very welcome to lurk, and express the odd opinion on:
Just keep it free of politics please!
- whether Jack Bridge should get his crosses in earlier,
- the quality of the catering,
- what lurks behind the door of the first cubicle in the West Stand gents toilets,
- who out of Bart or Flavs was the better 'keeper.
stay out of the West mate as that's where Anna Firth sits - don't want any punch-ups in the stands!Grand, fair enough, I'll start by actually going to a game, I only live up the road.
lolstay out of the West mate as that's where Anna Firth sits - don't want any punch-ups in the stands!
Also where you sit under your real name of Tarquin Fin-tim-lin-bin-whin-bim-lim-bus-stop-F’tang-F’tang-Olé-Biscuitbarrelstay out of the West mate as that's where Anna Firth sits - don't want any punch-ups in the stands!
I'm more Malcolm Peter Brian Telescope Adrian Umbrella Stand Jasper Wednesday (pops mouth twice) Stoatgobbler John Raw Vegetable (whinnying) Arthur Norman Michael (blows squeaker) Featherstone Smith (whistle) Northcott Edwards Harris (fires pistol, then 'whoop') Mason (chuff-chuff-chuff-chuff) Frampton Jones Fruitbat Gilbert (sings) 'We'll keep a welcome in the' (three shots) Williams If I Could Walk That Way Jenkin (squeaker) Tiger-drawers Pratt Thompson (sings) 'Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head' Darcy Carter (horn) Pussycat (sings) 'Don't Sleep In The Subway' Barton Mainwaring (hoot, 'whoop') SmithAlso where you sit under your real name of Tarquin Fin-tim-lin-bin-whin-bim-lim-bus-stop-F’tang-F’tang-Olé-Biscuitbarrel
‘it buys more time’ …. Those four words should be a worry on every shrimpers mind
Surely if you lease it the onus maybe obligation is on the landlord to maintain the premises, and we know the current owner doesn't do that and doesn't want to do that going forward. I am glad it isn't my decisionI believe the sale comes with a lease to play at RH for up to 25 years or when POSU assumes ownership.
You are right would you want to spend excessively on a stadium you don’t yet own. That said if it a repairing lease basis you would have to spend enough to maintain it. Spending enough to make parts of the ground we can fill would probably make commercial sense. As would certain refurbishment that would allow increased hospitality income and would pay for itself. And pop up type hospitality a las Ebbsfleet would be a low cost high return option?
Oh, I see you have wisely never been in the pub industry!!Surely if you lease it the onus is on the landlord to maintain the premises, and we know the current owner doesn't do that and doesn't want to do that going forward. I am glad it isn't my decision
No, commercial leases it's more normal for tenant to maintainSurely if you lease it the onus maybe obligation is on the landlord to maintain the premises, and we know the current owner doesn't do that and doesn't want to do that going forward. I am glad it isn't my decision
Then what happens if we do not get the ground in the end, we would need to find a new home or a new land lord or maybe build a new ground? Those issues are further a field short term we need a solution and so far today things have been positive
Ok, but then the investment to maintain that is what 150k did Ron and Tom say per year? Thats a lot to ask. This move worries me a little but as I say a lot of positives today so fingers crossedNo, commercial leases it's more normal for tenant to maintain
Still worries me at 150k per year, think thats what Tom and Ron said it cost per year to maintain. However as i say lots of positives today so fingers crossedOh, I see you have wisely never been in the pub industry!!
Commercial leases tend to be on a full repairing basis- the lessee maintains and is often then treated to a big bill at the end even if they believe they have complied!
Sadly the argument would be that because the lesser hasn’t kept up with past maintenance- of course that £20m would remedy things nicely…Still worries me at 150k per year, think thats what Tom and Ron said it cost per year to maintain. However as i say lots of positives today so fingers crossed
It 2ould and i worry we end up with no stadium and none of that 20 millionSadly the argument would be that because the lesser hasn’t kept up with past maintenance- of course that £20m would remedy things nicely…