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Originally posted by orpingtoneagle
I'm sorry but I don't agree the transport links are fantastic. One suburban train station and buses that get caught up on the always congested streets around the area. I have bitter memories of attending the centre on weekday evenings and weekends to take my daughter to play netball. Desolate and always took ages. One thing Selhurst does have is decent transport connections. Before Sad Khan bankrupted TFL there were plans to extend the Bakerloo line from the Elephant to Crystal Palace. This is on hold unless a rich PL club comes along and agrees to fund it. TFL and Sad Khan will likely make this a requirement we don't have that money so it would need the government to chip in.
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Originally posted by Badger11
Before Sad Khan bankrupted TFL there were plans to extend the Bakerloo line from the Elephant to Crystal Palace. This is on hold unless a rich PL club comes along and agrees to fund it. TFL and Sad Khan will likely make this a requirement we don't have that money so it would need the government to chip in. It is not Khan's fault. Having previously lived 1 mile away from CP Park for 30 years the transport links and roads are terrible. Rush hour is a joke. To get to a Palace evening game i would take a 2 mile detour to avoid the whole area. I would love CP Park as it is the home of the club, however, the roads/transport are not even the biggest issue. The complexity with the councils - Bromley own the park but don't really care, and i think 3 or 4 other councils are impacted (Lambeth, Croydon and Southwark i think). Then there are the locals who are vocal and well organised. I really think it's a non starter.
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Originally posted by HKOwen
In the meantime can we perhaps make having a pi$$ in the AW not such a rubbish experience. The stairs down are a nightmare. Life was so much easier when we had terracing behind the goals. No need for such luxuries s a dedicated gents, you either went in situ or round the back of the terracing...
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Originally posted by Badger11
Before Sad Khan bankrupted TFL there were plans to extend the Bakerloo line from the Elephant to Crystal Palace. This is on hold unless a rich PL club comes along and agrees to fund it. TFL and Sad Khan will likely make this a requirement we don't have that money so it would need the government to chip in.
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Originally posted by HKOwen
In the meantime can we perhaps make having a pi$$ in the AW not such a rubbish experience. The stairs down are a nightmare. I recall the old Holmesdale Terrace with the toilets at the rear down the grass slope. When there had been precipitation there was a real danger of sliding down on one's rump.
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Originally posted by HKOwen
In the meantime can we perhaps make having a pi$$ in the AW not such a rubbish experience. The stairs down are a nightmare. It's part of the charm of Selhurst now. Like a living footballing museum exhibit.
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Any news ?
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no news is most definitely not good news in this case - how much longer must we suffer the eye sore that is the main stand?
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Originally posted by HKOwen
In the meantime can we perhaps make having a pi$$ in the AW not such a rubbish experience. The stairs down are a nightmare. Perhaps so but the water slide is even worse.
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Originally posted by ex hibitionist
no news is most definitely not good news in this case - how much longer must we suffer the eye sore that is the main stand? I sit in the Main Stand, to be honest I quite like it, but I would like the new one built, getting on a bit, would like to have a seat in the new stand
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I sit in the main stand too, the amenities are pretty good - Originally posted by m/k mick
I sit in the Main Stand, to be honest I quite like it, but I would like the new one built, getting on a bit, would like to have a seat in the new stand
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As I keep saying this is simply not going to happen until the existing stand is condemned or falls down.
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Originally posted by orpingtoneagle
As I keep saying this is simply not going to happen until the existing stand is condemned or falls down. I think you are right. However if this happens, what then? We won’t have permission to build so perhaps a ground share with Millwall?
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If we had to ground share with anyone I would imagine that it would probably be Fulham as we know their ground is going to be acceptable / in keeping with PL standards. Originally posted by Spiderman
I think you are right. However if this happens, what then? We won’t have permission to build so perhaps a ground share with Millwall?
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I"m hoping to see two giant cranes at SP by the end of this year, it would be better than a 20 a season striker!
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Originally posted by croydon proud
Any news ? Latest news is AW toilets still disgusting
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Originally posted by orpingtoneagle
As I keep saying this is simply not going to happen until the existing stand is condemned or falls down. I agree, the unicorn stables will appear first
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Originally posted by Dubai Eagle
I sit in the main stand too, the amenities are pretty good - Trouble is anyone over 5ft 10 cant sit in any comfort . It really has made it a no go area for me
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I am actually 5ft 10 & manage it OK ( it is a bit tight but I can manage it) also I am by the entrance which feeds up from the concourse two thirds of the way up the stand (no chance of getting wet when it rains) & I sit in a reduced row of 3 people, so easy to get to my seat, easy to exit, close to the bar & toilets with a very good view of the pitch - Happy days - Originally posted by Elpis
Trouble is anyone over 5ft 10 cant sit in any comfort . It really has made it a no go area for me
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Just had an email about this as I live near the ground. Planning committee meeting 20 October 2022 – starting at 6:30pm
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