Percy plunkett wrote: No,I did not suggest doing it on Sunday,the current option is best.Flat 4 wanted it on a weekend so I flagged up the problem of that.I would accept part blame for the Bristol game being switched though so I apologise to you and others for that.
Do you seriously think the WRU are trying to force us out before the end of our agreement?Stan A. Einstein wrote:
Rather depends on whether the WRU are playing hard ball to get more money, in which case you are correct. Or whether they are playing hard ball to force us out. In which case NGR's analysis is correct.
I don't know.Amberexile wrote:Do you seriously think the WRU are trying to force us out before the end of our agreement?Stan A. Einstein wrote:
Rather depends on whether the WRU are playing hard ball to get more money, in which case you are correct. Or whether they are playing hard ball to force us out. In which case NGR's analysis is correct.
It would seem foolish to me for them to want such a thing before they have a clue whether they will get planning permission for the development that could make the Dragons and RP financially viable without us. Even with their planning permission, we proved a handy means to bridge the period until alternative income streams are generated.Stan A. Einstein wrote:I don't know.Amberexile wrote:Do you seriously think the WRU are trying to force us out before the end of our agreement?Stan A. Einstein wrote:
Rather depends on whether the WRU are playing hard ball to get more money, in which case you are correct. Or whether they are playing hard ball to force us out. In which case NGR's analysis is correct.
No,flat 4 wanted it on the weekend,Sunday is also classed as the weekend.I was pointing out the problems with a weekend date.How did you manage in your day job,you don't read what is said.Stan A. Einstein wrote:Percy plunkett wrote: No,I did not suggest doing it on Sunday,the current option is best.Flat 4 wanted it on a weekend so I flagged up the problem of that.I would accept part blame for the Bristol game being switched though so I apologise to you and others for that.
You were the first person to mention Sunday. So albeit inadvertently you did suggest it.
What you failed to see was that it is actually a very good idea.
Except that do the WRU want to be in a position whereby the tenant football team have primacy of fixtures?Amberexile wrote:
It would seem foolish to me for them to want such a thing before they have a clue whether they will get planning permission for the development that could make the Dragons and RP financially viable without us. Even with their planning permission, we proved a handy means to bridge the period until alternative income streams are generated.
Percy,Percy plunkett wrote:No,flat 4 wanted it on the weekend,Sunday is also classed as the weekend.I was pointing out the problems with a weekend date.How did you manage in your day job,you don't read what is said.Stan A. Einstein wrote:Percy plunkett wrote: No,I did not suggest doing it on Sunday,the current option is best.Flat 4 wanted it on a weekend so I flagged up the problem of that.I would accept part blame for the Bristol game being switched though so I apologise to you and others for that.
You were the first person to mention Sunday. So albeit inadvertently you did suggest it.
What you failed to see was that it is actually a very good idea.
It is possible that Elvis is still alive and working in an amusement arcade in Cleethorpes.Stan A. Einstein wrote:Except that do the WRU want to be in a position whereby the tenant football team have primacy of fixtures?Amberexile wrote:
It would seem foolish to me for them to want such a thing before they have a clue whether they will get planning permission for the development that could make the Dragons and RP financially viable without us. Even with their planning permission, we proved a handy means to bridge the period until alternative income streams are generated.
I do not suggest that as anything other than a possibility. I genuinely don't know. However it does not strike me as being a totally improbable scenario.
Not sure that really comes to matter. The football fixtures are released first and the Dragons can work theirs around quite easily. The WRU have already shown enough contempt to Newport RFC so their fixtures will just 'fit around' the other teams'.Stan A. Einstein wrote: Except that do the WRU want to be in a position whereby the tenant football team have primacy of fixtures?
I do not suggest that as anything other than a possibility. I genuinely don't know. However it does not strike me as being a totally improbable scenario.
That's the thing Paul. Elvis died on the 16th August 1977. I remember it well it was the day I got my A level results. That the WRU want Newport County AFC out of Rodney Parade is at the very least, possible.Amberexile wrote:It is possible that Elvis is still alive and working in an amusement arcade in Cleethorpes.Stan A. Einstein wrote:Except that do the WRU want to be in a position whereby the tenant football team have primacy of fixtures?Amberexile wrote:
It would seem foolish to me for them to want such a thing before they have a clue whether they will get planning permission for the development that could make the Dragons and RP financially viable without us. Even with their planning permission, we proved a handy means to bridge the period until alternative income streams are generated.
I do not suggest that as anything other than a possibility. I genuinely don't know. However it does not strike me as being a totally improbable scenario.
Only at O level old chap.Percy plunkett wrote:Brendan,don't tell us you passed English Lang as we won't believe you.
Come off it. We all know that Elvis faked his death. Don't tell me you were taken in by that one.Stan A. Einstein wrote:
That's the thing Paul. Elvis died on the 16th August 1977. I remember it well it was the day I got my A level results. That the WRU want Newport County AFC out of Rodney Parade is at the very least, possible.
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