TTA are getting increasingly frustrated about the lack of Council support to develop the stadium. With results not seeing us into the Championship, and the relatively decent years of investment, and the downturn in general TTA business, it's fair to say that TTA want out.
What would be gutting to see would be (and I hope I'm wrong here), would be that, to cover the previous losses incurred by TTA in funding financial shortfalls at the club, the key worker home land is sold, the money is pocketed (along with any profits or share of the profits from the scheme) and TTA clear out. That would leave the club in a hole as, even when the club had an option to buy back the land (from the Council) at a relative pitance, even old heads like Peter Risdale said that they couldn't see the 'investment' stacking up. The land is the only attraction to new owners, and if TTA milk that and leave, that'd leave a relatively unattractive proposition for any future investor.