At the risk of getting banned - which I *really* don't want to happen, by the way! - I can see SBSam's point, to some extent. Wasps aren't blameless in this situation, and (with all due respect to my fellow posters), it takes a certain amount of self-delusion to pretend otherwise.
Modern discourse is so polarised that everything becomes an 'us vs. them' scenario. Do I endorse the abject bile, vitriol, and hatred that's currently being spewed on the Sky Blues Talk forum, directed at Wasps and its supporters? Absolutely not. Should we be following suit, albeit in a much more civil and measured manner, by putting the blame solely at the doors of CCFC and Sisu? In my view, no.
I don't see a fundamental conflict between supporting Wasps (as in, rooting for the coaches and players to win their games each week) on the one hand, and criticising the Club (as in, the corporate entity that includes the rugby team) for the way in which they operate on the other.
Similarly, I think CCFC supporters should be able to make that distinction, and instead of openly wishing for Wasps to go bust - which would cost many people their jobs in the process, when they had nothing whatsoever to do with the pitch fiasco - they should focus their ire on those who are actually responsible. After all, they know a thing or two about having less than ideal corporate overlords!
I won't pretend to know how bad (or otherwise) the Club's financial situation is. It looks pretty dire from the outside, but with so many unknown/unknowable factors in play, it'd be as daft to proclaim that the sky is falling as it would be to declare "I see no ships!".
To end this post with a tired old cliche, only time will tell.