Let's hope something good comes out this and there's light at the end of the tunnel,a win at Salford and good vibes on the ground issues.Onwards and upwards.....come on you Trin

Really hope something good will come of this: www.wakefieldexpress.co.uk/news/ ... -1-7397742 Fingers crossed

Really hope something good will come of this: www.wakefieldexpress.co.uk/news/ ... -1-7397742 Fingers crossed

Sorry Big Lads Mate missed your earlier post. Great minds and all that

That would be the best option all round .

No probs together we are stronger being redundant has it's benefits.....like getting Wakey Express early on Friday mornings

Merged the two threads so it's all in one place

MC on Facebook has pretty much trashed this as being a non starter, and was opposed to any press release.

As usual all is not what it seems...

What page has he said this on? Shame if so as it is the best solution by a mile.

Quote They've made a very small offer so that it looks good. And have done so without one shred of legally binding documents that gets the COMMUNITY stadium built at Newmarket. It's too little too late as usual. I have been against any press release until a binding agreement has been made. Surely history of the last 3 years has taught us that. I am disgusted that the council have decided to leak this.
Another false dawn, with yorkcourt taking the mick as usual...

This is what Michael has said on facebook :

"It is not what it seems at all!! Take it all with a pinch of salt!!"

"They've made a very small offer so that it looks good. And have done so without one shred of legally binding documents that gets the COMMUNITY stadium built at Newmarket. It's too little too late as usual. I have been against any press release until a binding agreement has been made. Surely history of the last 3 years has taught us that. I am disgusted that the council have decided to leak this"

The press release is geared to make the Council and Yorkcourt look good but has Michael has said on facebook there is no substance to the offer, no agreement and not a shread of anything in writing let alone a legally binding contract - we've been there before, once burned etc.

As Michael has said, treat it with a pinch of salt and don't get excited by it.

Quote If I told you what the offer is john John Whiteman you'd laugh your socks off but I'll keep that confidential as agreed at the last meeting!!" MC
I bet they offered a £1 for the ground..

Not as low as that but in my opinion a figure that would immediately be rejected but it looks good in the paper doesn't it and makes Yorkcourt and the Developer look like they are trying to find a solution.

There is a simple solution, deliver what you promised at the Public Inquiry.

Link?

The quotes are taken from Facebook. There is a post under the "northstanders" page where Michael Carter has commented on the article.

Thanks