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Goldfiinger Just down the road 06 Sep 16 7.21pm
Originally posted by dorking No chance of CPP being used for the 2026 Commonwealth Games when there is the Olympic Park elsewhere in the Capital already City of Liverpool is looking most likely to win the bid for the 2026 Commonwealth games, with Everton being the beneficiaries of the stadium a-la Man City I also like the idea of the World Expo coming to crystal palace park. The history of crystal palace park should mean it has a high chance of securing the world Expo, thus give more weight to the Commonwealth Games bid. Therefore if the mayor does get behind this it may have a good chance of winning. Would be a major coup. And I'm sure would be worth the wait. Obviously we'd need to undertake temporary works at Selhurst in the meantime but I I'm sure they know one way or another within a couple years. So even if we spend say Ł10M on Selhurst in that time it won't stop us going joint venture with the Government. Really hope Kahn gets behind this.
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Goldfiinger

Just down the road 06 Sep 16 7.21pm

Originally posted by dorking

No chance of CPP being used for the 2026 Commonwealth Games when there is the Olympic Park elsewhere in the Capital already

City of Liverpool is looking most likely to win the bid for the 2026 Commonwealth games, with Everton being the beneficiaries of the stadium a-la Man City

I also like the idea of the World Expo coming to crystal palace park. The history of crystal palace park should mean it has a high chance of securing the world Expo, thus give more weight to the Commonwealth Games bid.

Therefore if the mayor does get behind this it may have a good chance of winning.

Would be a major coup.

And I'm sure would be worth the wait. Obviously we'd need to undertake temporary works at Selhurst in the meantime but I I'm sure they know one way or another within a couple years. So even if we spend say Ł10M on Selhurst in that time it won't stop us going joint venture with the Government.

Really hope Kahn gets behind this.

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est1905 06 Sep 16 9.26pm
Originally posted by bexleydave Let it go, it isn't going to happen and are those US investors really going to sit around for another decade plus whilst we do bugger all about the infrastructure, waiting for some pie-in-the-sky idea to crash and burn? It's a good job the LDA didn't think along the same lines in 2005 when bidding began for Olympics 2012 and Greenwich was still a swamp full of rusty shopping trolleys. Too many people in this country forget what principles our country is built on. Thinking it's too difficult so let's just give up. Nothing that was ever worthwhile was ever easy.
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est1905

06 Sep 16 9.26pm

Originally posted by bexleydave

Let it go, it isn't going to happen and are those US investors really going to sit around for another decade plus whilst we do bugger all about the infrastructure, waiting for some pie-in-the-sky idea to crash and burn?

It's a good job the LDA didn't think along the same lines in 2005 when bidding began for Olympics 2012 and Greenwich was still a swamp full of rusty shopping trolleys. Too many people in this country forget what principles our country is built on. Thinking it's too difficult so let's just give up.
Nothing that was ever worthwhile was ever easy.

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bexleydave Barnehurst 07 Sep 16 6.08am
Many London council tax payers (with the possible exception of West Ham supporters) still feel somewhat aggrieved about the cost of the Olympics, particularly in light of its supposed legacy. It's unlikely in the extreme that London will bid for any more expensive projects in the next 10 years, especially if the ultimate outcome is to provide yet another PL football club with a stadium, and if Sadiq Khan is hoping for more than a single term in office. Also, as already mentioned, the government is actively moving the focus away from London to the 'northern powerhouse', and any major projects are much more likely to be sited there. Edited by bexleydave (07 Sep 2016 9.02am) Bexley Dave Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing! "The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)
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Barnehurst 07 Sep 16 6.08am

Many London council tax payers (with the possible exception of West Ham supporters) still feel somewhat aggrieved about the cost of the Olympics, particularly in light of its supposed legacy. It's unlikely in the extreme that London will bid for any more expensive projects in the next 10 years, especially if the ultimate outcome is to provide yet another PL football club with a stadium, and if Sadiq Khan is hoping for more than a single term in office. Also, as already mentioned, the government is actively moving the focus away from London to the 'northern powerhouse', and any major projects are much more likely to be sited there.

Edited by bexleydave (07 Sep 2016 9.02am)

Bexley Dave

Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing!

"The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)

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bubble wrap Carparks in South East London 07 Sep 16 11.16am
Originally posted by Mapletree Don't dis my town. Some of us choose to live here even though we have other choices. Spoken like a true Croydonian "innit bruv" Majority of Croydon is a dump, West Croydon in particular is dreadful. No denying it.
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bubble wrap

Carparks in South East London 07 Sep 16 11.16am

Originally posted by Mapletree

Don't dis my town. Some of us choose to live here even though we have other choices.

Spoken like a true Croydonian "innit bruv"

Majority of Croydon is a dump, West Croydon in particular is dreadful. No denying it.

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Mikep1981 Sutton 07 Sep 16 12.36pm
Parish was on talk sport earlier and plans are being submitted for main stand next weeks, and hopes to convert selhurt into a 38-40k stadium in the future
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Sutton 07 Sep 16 12.36pm

Parish was on talk sport earlier and plans are being submitted for main stand next weeks, and hopes to convert selhurt into a 38-40k stadium in the future

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Mr_Gristle In the land of Whelk Eaters 07 Sep 16 12.45pm
Originally posted by bexleydave Many London council tax payers (with the possible exception of West Ham supporters) still feel somewhat aggrieved about the cost of the Olympics, particularly in light of its supposed legacy. It's unlikely in the extreme that London will bid for any more expensive projects in the next 10 years, especially if the ultimate outcome is to provide yet another PL football club with a stadium, and if Sadiq Khan is hoping for more than a single term in office. Also, as already mentioned, the government is actively moving the focus away from London to the 'northern powerhouse', and any major projects are much more likely to be sited there. Edited by bexleydave (07 Sep 2016 9.02am) They should do it in Nottingham. I wouldn't mind Forest getting a stadium windfall and the area needs a shot in the arm. Well I think Simon's head is large; always involved in espionage. (Name that tune)
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Mr_Gristle

In the land of Whelk Eaters 07 Sep 16 12.45pm

Originally posted by bexleydave

Edited by bexleydave (07 Sep 2016 9.02am)

They should do it in Nottingham. I wouldn't mind Forest getting a stadium windfall and the area needs a shot in the arm.

Well I think Simon's head is large; always involved in espionage. (Name that tune)

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Username Horsham 07 Sep 16 2.12pm
Originally posted by bexleydave Many London council tax payers (with the possible exception of West Ham supporters) still feel somewhat aggrieved about the cost of the Olympics, particularly in light of its supposed legacy. It's unlikely in the extreme that London will bid for any more expensive projects in the next 10 years, especially if the ultimate outcome is to provide yet another PL football club with a stadium, and if Sadiq Khan is hoping for more than a single term in office. Also, as already mentioned, the government is actively moving the focus away from London to the 'northern powerhouse', and any major projects are much more likely to be sited there. Edited by bexleydave (07 Sep 2016 9.02am) To busy helping to build the Garden Bridge. Employee of the month is a good example of how someone can be both a winner and a loser at the same time.
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Horsham 07 Sep 16 2.12pm

Originally posted by bexleydave

Edited by bexleydave (07 Sep 2016 9.02am)

To busy helping to build the Garden Bridge.

Employee of the month is a good example of how someone can be both a winner and a loser at the same time.

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NickinOX Sailing country. 07 Sep 16 2.20pm
Originally posted by Mr_Gristle They should do it in Nottingham. I wouldn't mind Forest getting a stadium windfall and the area needs a shot in the arm. I thought it already had significant problems with drugs? If you come to a fork in the road, take it.
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NickinOX

Sailing country. 07 Sep 16 2.20pm

Originally posted by Mr_Gristle

They should do it in Nottingham. I wouldn't mind Forest getting a stadium windfall and the area needs a shot in the arm.

I thought it already had significant problems with drugs?

If you come to a fork in the road, take it.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 07 Sep 16 3.08pm
Sainsburys maybe more keen to develop and co-operate than previously thought. They're completely gutting and redoing the warlingam store this Autumn on the inside and almost purchased a site and buildings to completely redevelop an area that would've changed the face of that area south of Croydon. Tesco must be at dilemma stage. Redo nearly every store from the early 90s or gradually or not. Edited by Rudi Hedman (07 Sep 2016 3.09pm) COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 07 Sep 16 3.08pm

Sainsburys maybe more keen to develop and co-operate than previously thought. They're completely gutting and redoing the warlingam store this Autumn on the inside and almost purchased a site and buildings to completely redevelop an area that would've changed the face of that area south of Croydon. Tesco must be at dilemma stage. Redo nearly every store from the early 90s or gradually or not.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (07 Sep 2016 3.09pm)

COYP

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Stuk Top half 07 Sep 16 4.01pm
Originally posted by Username To busy helping to build the Garden Bridge. Which doesn't have anywhere near the level of private funding they said they would. But somehow it would cost more money to scrap it (even though nothing has been started) than go ahead with it. Optimistic as ever
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Stuk

Top half 07 Sep 16 4.01pm

Originally posted by Username

To busy helping to build the Garden Bridge.

Which doesn't have anywhere near the level of private funding they said they would.

But somehow it would cost more money to scrap it (even though nothing has been started) than go ahead with it.

Optimistic as ever

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Mr_Gristle In the land of Whelk Eaters 07 Sep 16 4.26pm
Originally posted by NickinOX I thought it already had significant problems with drugs? Ba-dum tish :-) Well I think Simon's head is large; always involved in espionage. (Name that tune)
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Mr_Gristle

In the land of Whelk Eaters 07 Sep 16 4.26pm

Originally posted by NickinOX

I thought it already had significant problems with drugs?

Ba-dum tish :-)

Well I think Simon's head is large; always involved in espionage. (Name that tune)

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