Jedi Shrimper
formerly Drastic™
Ultimatum laid down.
Come in Ratty your time is up.
Come in Ratty your time is up.
Citizen are the Martins aren’t they? But yes, I wouldn’t rule out such a scenario.Just reading the council letter again and isn’t the deal not only contingent on BOTH Citizen Housing and the Martins accepting it. What if the Martins agree and Citizen Housing don’t.
The stadium won't go into administration - it's not owned by the clubSo what if the Martins let’s the club go bust and gamble on the Government over ruling the council? Could COSU buy the stadium out of administration.
Cllr Cowans letter, taken at face value, makes it clear that if COSU walk (either because Ron delays, or because SUFC has died) then the rats can forget Fossetts. It ain’t happening.I think they know that realistically, this development won't happen smoothly if the club dies
The fans will put as many obstacles in the way as we possibly can
Citizen Housing is ratty junior’s company I think.Citizen are the Martins aren’t they? But yes, I wouldn’t rule out such a scenario.
But realistically it will happen, eventually. The council will have government housing targets and Ron owns two bits of land and wants to build houses on them.Cllr Cowans letter, taken at face value, makes it clear that if COSU walk (either because Ron delays, or because SUFC has died) then the rats can forget Fossetts. It ain’t happening.
Yes I think ref to 2021 minus the stadium is a bit misleading- for example I don’t think this means the stadium at FF isn’t replaced by the extra housing. As you say mix and weren’t the financial terms (e.g. lease length) different?Yes, the reference to 2021 is just in terms of residential mix, etc.
They've essentially laid out exactly what their external advice says will get through DD and audit, and stand a good chance of passing planning. Any other offers or proposed changes by the Martins are a waste of time. It's this or nothing.
Quite possibly but they would need to find new partners/buyers and the process wouldn’t be accelerated- so probably 2-3 years of delays. And however dressed up SCC are likely from a planning point of view be more disposed towards what is effectively their own planning applicationBut realistically it will happen, eventually. The council will have government housing targets and Ron owns two bits of land and wants to build houses on them.
Is that like corned beef, but a Baldrick style rat variety?
Yes I would think the backers CBRE would surely lean on the Martins. Especially if the owes them circa 45 million.Quite possibly but they would need to find new partners/buyers and the process wouldn’t be accelerated- so probably 2-3 years of delays. And however dressed up SCC are likely from a planning point of view be more disposed towards what is effectively their own planning application
You would think if it flies for the Martins, Dellals and CRBE then a positive outcome is likely. But it’s not just the Martins
Sounds to me that the council can see and are fed up with the Martin's constantly trying to get a bit more out of the originally agreed deal with property types and lease lengths, and have put a stop to it by resetting the rules of engagement formally.Yes I think ref to 2021 minus the stadium is a bit misleading- for example I don’t think this means the stadium at FF isn’t replaced by the extra housing. As you say mix and weren’t the financial terms (e.g. lease length) different?
It’s not just the Martins agreeing but the Dellals and CRBE- you would hope everyone is kind of their in principle prior to this letter being sent- as has been suggested..