Wuss Supporters’ Evening Report

Jeepers, I missed Worcester signing Tom Seabrook.

According to TRP today there are 58 former The League once known as the Premiership iership players still looking for Clubs for next season . The list isn't accurate, two shown as leaving Quins have new Clubs.

Are Wuss still obliged to pay back Rugby creditors before the start of the season?  Helluva good squad taking shape that must have cost the proverbial bob or two.  Surely the moral stance would have been to pay the debts, then assemble a squad.whist talking of debts, I'm sure I read that they have paid part of the COVID loan back, any mention of when the rest will be paid?

Edited by KnightsBoy - Yesterday at 07:48

I still feel aggrieved and uneasy about a club being parachuted into The Championship, not on merit but on some other criteria which is nothing to do with rugby. However, it is now fait accompli so I guess we just have to accept it. Great for Worcester and their long suffering supporters, but annoying (to say the least) for supporters of Richmond, London Welsh et al who suffered a very different fate.
Looks like, from the players recruited so far, that Worcester will be at or near the top and will, no doubt, be fighting it out for promotion at the play off stage.
Looks like Ealing (who have earned the right on the field to be promoted) will, once again, fail the ridiculous minimum ground standard criteria. So, if they play Wuss in the final and win, will Wuss be promoted?
My hope is that Doncaster, which is proper club run sustainably and with a lovely stadium, will get their act together on the field and win the league. Not out of the question looking at the way they finished last season.

Close on £1.1m admission after allowing for 1/6th to Rachel from Accounts for VAT. 

Edited by FHLH - 18 hours 12 minutes ago at 13:44

Windo wrote: Sorry Stalwart* another wuss poster just parachuted in. No aspirations towards promotion. Just happy to watch Rugby. We've got a couple of supporters coaches off to Ampthill for our friendly  so the Sixways faithful are showing classic withdrawal symptoms. Expect us everywhere. I'd travel to Doncaster just for the pies.

I have no issue with Worcester supporters. As I said, it's great for you to have your club back.

FHLH wrote: As to travel, how many grounds are reasonably accessible for a day trip rather than a weekend away?  Ealing - go to match Richmond ?  Cambridge?  Ampthill?  Bedford - go to match but travel a pain Nottingham?  Doncaster - go to match but travel a pain  Caldy - too far London Scottish?  Cornish Pirates?  Hartpury - local Coventry - go to match Chinnor ?  The Go To games are to prove a point and will be very watchable

According to AA Route Planner, Sixways to Chinnor should take 1 hour 25 via the M40, so should be one of the more easier journeys for the Worcester supporters....

Re. Wuss away travel. The first 58 seater coach for the pre-season friendly at Ampthill sold out within 24 hours, and the second is filling up.