Re: Public Inquiry : Wed Dec 07, 2011 12:20 pm  

Inflatable_Armadillo wrote:

Right, that is it, move on!

Too right, there are far more intelligent men than him at the PI & we have them on the ropes! Salt the slug & move onward and upwards!

They only thing RW's ever been good at (& I include selling fruit & veg) is grabbing headlines. Through a combination of the emotion of the day & the cloak & daggers angle he used we let him have his moment. Yet again selling his fictional stadium with privately owned "community" facilities.

I hope he remembers who will hold the decision on WR & who he (by association) is calling corrupt.

Re: Public Inquiry : Wed Dec 07, 2011 12:29 pm  

NEwildcat wrote:

Spot on IA!

I think we've seen Dickie hit a new low, what really bothers me is how some Cas fans are trying to justify his actions.

Let them get on with it while we look at getting Newmarket passed.

Keep up the good work.

Doesn't bother me, let them, it speaks volumes imo.

Re: Public Inquiry : Wed Dec 07, 2011 12:35 pm  

"his own shaky position at Cas, he has had to follow this through.
When Wakefield "refused to cooperate" with the feasibility study, he knew IMO it was his last chance saloon, and the doors had been slammed shut on him, hence he is now doing what he can to throw a spanner in the NM works, simply out of spite.
I think this is the beginning of the end for RW, i thing in recent years he has become very unpopular within WR and his popularity with those that don't cling on to his every word in the Cas support base is also slipping drastically."

So - if he is that unpopular - why was he voted in (unanimously) as CEO at the recent shareholders meeting ?

Re: Public Inquiry : Wed Dec 07, 2011 12:39 pm  

Tigerade wrote:

So - if he is that unpopular - why was he voted in (unanimously) as CEO at the recent shareholders meeting ?

Seems we now have an answer to the "are all Cas fans stupid" thread!

Re: Public Inquiry : Wed Dec 07, 2011 1:02 pm  

Tigerade wrote:

"his own shaky position at Cas, he has had to follow this through.
When Wakefield "refused to cooperate" with the feasibility study, he knew IMO it was his last chance saloon, and the doors had been slammed shut on him, hence he is now doing what he can to throw a spanner in the NM works, simply out of spite.
I think this is the beginning of the end for RW, i thing in recent years he has become very unpopular within WR and his popularity with those that don't cling on to his every word in the Cas support base is also slipping drastically."

So - if he is that unpopular - why was he voted in (unanimously) as CEO at the recent shareholders meeting ?

Because they are in his back pocket, you would be better being shut of Richard Wright, and get a new owner, that is just not my view also the view of some cas fans I know, he will drag the club down...

Re: Public Inquiry : Wed Dec 07, 2011 1:19 pm  

Tigerade wrote:

"his own shaky position at Cas, he has had to follow this through.
When Wakefield "refused to cooperate" with the feasibility study, he knew IMO it was his last chance saloon, and the doors had been slammed shut on him, hence he is now doing what he can to throw a spanner in the NM works, simply out of spite.
I think this is the beginning of the end for RW, i thing in recent years he has become very unpopular within WR and his popularity with those that don't cling on to his every word in the Cas support base is also slipping drastically."

So - if he is that unpopular - why was he voted in (unanimously) as CEO at the recent shareholders meeting ?

There HAS been at least one meeting this year,attended by Cas shareholders, to discuss RWs position.
If you want to think he is captain popularity, thats up to you.

Re: Public Inquiry : Wed Dec 07, 2011 1:25 pm  

James Elston was on today, sounds like the inspector asked a lot of questions about sharing a stadium and why this wasnt a possibility..

Andrew Glover
James is now to be cross examined. The Inspector asked the question over sharing with Cas, and he highlighted how that really isn't possible

andrewGlover1 Andrew Glover
Cross examining has now finished. Not really sure why he asked most of the questions.

I dont understand why he would focus on these issues, surely the main issues are funding and viabilty along with the desperate need for a new stadium because of position in super league...

Re: Public Inquiry : Wed Dec 07, 2011 1:28 pm  

Tigerade wrote:

"his own shaky position at Cas, he has had to follow this through.
When Wakefield "refused to cooperate" with the feasibility study, he knew IMO it was his last chance saloon, and the doors had been slammed shut on him, hence he is now doing what he can to throw a spanner in the NM works, simply out of spite.
I think this is the beginning of the end for RW, i thing in recent years he has become very unpopular within WR and his popularity with those that don't cling on to his every word in the Cas support base is also slipping drastically."

So - if he is that unpopular - why was he voted in (unanimously) as CEO at the recent shareholders meeting ?

So you cas fans agree with his message that we should share a stadium? You can use NM, after all it is the only one that's fully funded

Re: Public Inquiry : Wed Dec 07, 2011 1:36 pm  

Horatio Yed wrote:

You could always share with Rovers

It's a fair old drive between Wakey and Hull mate
Oh BTW it DOES sound like he is sticking the boot in.

Re: Public Inquiry : Wed Dec 07, 2011 1:38 pm  

djcool wrote:

So you cas fans agree with his message that we should share a stadium? You can use NM, after all it is the only one that's fully funded

On radio Leeds Richard Wright has not ruled out playing at the only true community stadium. The Wakefield & District Community Stadium situated in the middle of the district on the former Newmarket colliery