So they are going to give the council 10 years worth of rugby rent and get nothing in exchange for it other than turning a loss making stadium into an even bigger loss making stadium, whilst inviting lawsuits from the rugby club. Sounds like a brilliant idea.

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It says it all.

It's now okay for a businessman or men who have clearly stated" The Rugby club Out" and tries a cheap pitch based bribe to achieve this.

The pitch is not part of the Shay estate even though that is why the two clubs are there in the first place and is where the council get most of the revenue from at the moment.

It's now not a public asset and is best used to serve and I'm being generous less than 2000 Calderdale residents.

This person / persons can conduct their business in secret with no details being released until the agreement is water tight.

I could go on and in view of all that has transpired concerning the Shay this must be an all time low in it's history.

Ten years of nowt still comes to nowt!

So they're gonna come up with around £400k up front to take over the pitch and then try to run the stadium on their own? Don't be so bloody stupid!

All this appears to have come from that dip Flea. I take it "The Consortium" confided in him before proceeding, after all they really need the advice of a Tesco shelf filler (allegedly).

so fax will not have to pay anything if their rent paid in advance. or mean equal to?

Don't worry, it's a load of rubbish and a no goer even if a bid has been made (which I doubt.)

Rumour has it that the bid has been put together worse than our SL bid.

Beware a Bubba in sheep's clothing.

Massive Fax fan Bubba.

I'm sure in a couple of months the pitch will be reet again. We can over old ground on the rent again then, and Reactiv Media.

Once upon a time.

Everybody is skint.

The stadium will slowly but surely rot and will become a pariah for the Town.

As this happens the health, safety and welfare implications will kick in and the council will start to close parts of it down and or become under greater pressure to get shut.

The pitch during winter will be at the mercy of the elements.