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Cervelo Surrey Hills 30 May 16 8.15pm | |
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SP has still to kiss a few more frogs. What has always been interesting is any real link to any blue prints of what the current boards has ideas on
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jcreedy 30 May 16 8.42pm | |
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Steve B has said that we should have some news from Steve P this summer. Patience.
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Catfish Burgess Hill 30 May 16 9.02pm | |
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Originally posted by Cervelo
SP has still to kiss a few more frogs. What has always been interesting is any real link to any blue prints of what the current boards has ideas on I suggest placing floodlights on the back of the new stand to ensure the residents are not deprived of light. If we add in a few UV bulbs as well they can have all year round sunbathing as well.
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Lyons550 Shirley 31 May 16 9.56am | |
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Originally posted by Casual
That was the San siro, which is owned by the Milan council. Most if not all the stadiums in Spain and Italy are 'municipal' as in they're owned by the local government/council/region rather than the clubs. This is what has enabled them to pay such ludicrous wages for so long.
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stanzerman Hastings 31 May 16 10.30am | |
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Originally posted by Cervelo
SP has still to kiss a few more frogs. What has always been interesting is any real link to any blue prints of what the current boards has ideas on Would rather watch football then water polo!
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Boooo 31 May 16 10.53am | |
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Originally posted by rikz
Like I said earlier in the thread, you would be very naive to think the only things that have stopped us expanding have been money and being in the Prem. About a year ago a mate of mine said he'd take a bet that our stadium wouldn't be done in 20 years, such are the differences in thinking between the Council and the club. Also said planning permission takes years and not the couple of weeks some seem to think it takes. I said on Hol Radio 2 years ago that if we couldn't redevelop CPSC then we have to dig down at SP. The light issue is a massive problem, especially at the Sainsburys End.
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-TUX- Alphabettispaghetti 31 May 16 11.14am | |
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Originally posted by Cervelo
SP has still to kiss a few more frogs. What has always been interesting is any real link to any blue prints of what the current boards has ideas on Not a new idea and equally not a viable one. It'd be a logistic nightmare and way too expensive.
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bexleydave Barnehurst 31 May 16 11.22am | |
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Originally posted by Boooo
About a year ago a mate of mine said he'd take a bet that our stadium wouldn't be done in 20 years, such are the differences in thinking between the Council and the club. Also said planning permission takes years and not the couple of weeks some seem to think it takes. I said on Hol Radio 2 years ago that if we couldn't redevelop CPSC then we have to dig down at SP. The light issue is a massive problem, especially at the Sainsburys End.
I can't see why we would take that US money for redevelopment, if it wasn't viable. The board must have done their homework on at least the Main Stand options surely?
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Catfish Burgess Hill 31 May 16 11.36am | |
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Originally posted by -TUX-
Not a new idea and equally not a viable one. It'd be a logistic nightmare and way too expensive. Perhaps we can raise the residents up?
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Part Time James 31 May 16 11.42am | |
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Perhaps we could be the first football club in the UK with a moat and officially rename the stadium "Fortress Selhurst". It could make things easier for the police if they could just raise up a drawbridge.
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JohnB 31 May 16 11.46am | |
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I am just going to put it out there that as far as I have been told, Croydon Council are 100% behind the redevelopment of Selhurst. If anything they are fearful of Palace moving the stadium out of the borough. They see no real issues with expanding the capacity from a transportation point of view and are very much behind redeveloping the stadium. I know this because I am related to someone who heads up one department of the planning committee. I don't know if any plans have been submitted or have any inside knowledge of what plans could be, just that redeveloping Selhurst has been looked at for years and the councils stance is the above.
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Catfish Burgess Hill 31 May 16 11.49am | |
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Originally posted by Part Time James
Perhaps we could be the first football club in the UK with a moat and officially rename the stadium "Fortress Selhurst". It could make things easier for the police if they could just raise up a drawbridge. You see, this is the kind of blue sky thinking that has been missing on this thread. We could run boat trips around the stadium - another revenue stream.
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