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Barney Burnham, Once a Wasp, Always a Wasp
It is with great sadness that Wasps FC mourns the passing of Barney Burnham, Freelance Broadcaster, Journalist and rugby aficionado.
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Wasps FC's New Arch
Wasps FC was pleased to install a new arch over the gates to the club's ground in Twyford Avenue, Acton, London W3.
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Blackheath FC Purchases Well Hall
While news of Wasps RFC's plan to relocate to the outskirts of Sevenoaks in Kent remains at a tantalising point between conception and rebirth, Blackheath FC goes into its 167th season as master of its home, Well Hall in Eltham. Blackheath FC moved to the ground in 2016.
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Premiership Two Liifeline
Those trying to resurrect Wasps in Kent have been given a masive boost with the news that the RFU is planning an overhaul of the top tiers with a new Premiership Two in 2025.
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Light At The End Of The Tunnel?
Wasps back in action at some level next season? Or failing that season 2025-26? That's the mesage from Chairman Chris Holland one year one from our club's demise.
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So What Now?
Wasps RFC kicked down to the basement blaming RFU intransigence but hinting all is not over. Is Wasps FC the option or is there still hope as the game faces the reality of losing two big Prem clubs and possibly a third in Irish. Sometjing will have to change and very soon surely? Her eare the official statements.
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Hit For Sixways
The plot unravels with the news that the RFU has apparently confirmed that Wasps want to play their Championship games at Sixways the former home of Worcester Warriors.
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Scathing Report on Finances
Wasps' financial downfall is directly linked to the "disastrous and ill-thought-through relocation to Coventry" according to a report on the finances of Premiership rugby by the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) select committee
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RFU Accept Wasps Bid
A massive step forward for Wasps as the RFU has approved a Championship place in season 2023-24 subject to certain conditions being met. Unfortunately in the same statement Worcester were not given the same ruling and no doubt that will continue to be discussed.
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Appeal Rejected
Both Wasps and Worcester have had their relegation appeals rejected by the RFU. The clubs had argued that becoming insolvent was as a result of Covid and not of any mismanagement.
