Got to agree with this Im afraid - cos if we don't say that then it means that our position may be negotiable. If that really is the case then we are stuffed. I hope that either MC was being a little naive or he is playing a clever card. If we cant build from our current position then how on earth could we build from the Championship?

I heard the 88m group made an offer on them as well. I can't see a downside for them if we move? Surely that just gives them carte Blanche to do whatever they want at a large site, on a main road out of a city centre? .
Why would they consider doing up the ground, when they would make more money making it a small retail park or whatever? Or am I missing something?

Werent they hoping though to re vamp the ground with a few food retail outlets built within it plus some student accommodation

Probably not viable when they looked into how much that would cost them and how little it would bring back in return. It's easier to get rid of us and then they'll have a plot size slightly larger than the new development on snowhill. Easily enough space for 8-10 medium sized units as well as a separate fastfood place and parking

i would have thought that the club would be advised by professional people who specialised in the type of business transaction that would have benefited Trinity. somehow it looks like we have been conned on all fronts.

Was it Rodders? He appears to have done a lot of negotiating on our behalf