new ground pic - Page 2

Outback Ozzy · 14-01-2007, 22:04

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

Has to be all seated once you get to the championship.

You ever been to Portsmouth and there Premiership. Still has a all standing uncovered away end

lancsdave · 14-01-2007, 22:28

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Originally Posted by Outback Ozzy

You ever been to Portsmouth and there Premiership. Still has a all standing uncovered away end

They get special dispensation because they are having a new ground built which will be all seater.

Likewise Cardiff also have the same leeway although their new ground is more pie in the sky than planned at the moment !!

Outback Ozzy · 14-01-2007, 22:32

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

Likewise Cardiff also have the same leeway although their new ground is more pie in the sky than planned at the moment !!

Bit like our new ground then is it!!!

WillowTheWhisp · 14-01-2007, 22:33

Nice photo and very nice looking ground.

Wynonie Harris · 14-01-2007, 22:54

As I said, Dave, Colchester are in the championship and their ground is mainly standing...and, as far as I'm aware, they have no plans to build a new ground.

maccawozzagod · 14-01-2007, 23:07

that cost 32 million and we aint got 1/2 million, what would our new ground entail?

WillowTheWhisp · 14-01-2007, 23:10

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

As I said, Dave, Colchester are in the championship and their ground is mainly standing...and, as far as I'm aware, they have no plans to build a new ground.

How do they get away with that? I thought there were supposed to be rules and regulations about seating these days.

Wynonie Harris · 14-01-2007, 23:14

Dunno, but according to today's paper, their ground has been accepted for the premiership! Good news for us, when we eventually get there!

Bazf · 14-01-2007, 23:25

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In 2000 Colchester announced plans to move to a new 10,000 capacity all-seater community stadium at Cuckoo Farm. It was given the go-ahead by Colchester Borough Council on November 13, 2006, and is expected to be opened at the start of the 2008-09 season with work likely to start in early 2007. The construction of the stadium is to be funded by the council.

Wynonie Harris · 14-01-2007, 23:30

Right, Bazf, I'll get me hat!

lancsdave · 14-01-2007, 23:43

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Dunno, but according to today's paper, their ground has been accepted for the premiership! Good news for us, when we eventually get there!

I think it's only got approval for the one season they may need it. I suggest that approval has been made knowing they are unlikely to need it

Bagpuss · 15-01-2007, 00:20

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

Doncaster Council

Well we've no chance of any help, even though they want to help, from our council while Erics at war with them.

Zero · 15-01-2007, 17:33

That`s a lovely Stadium.
I wonder if they`ll still play the cheering through the Tannoy when they score.

KIPAX · 15-01-2007, 17:46

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Originally Posted by Bagpuss

Well we've no chance of any help, even though they want to help, from our council while Erics at war with them.

britcliffe made a speech last week saying there wasnt a problem and that the council supports everyhting about stanley and its sad to see people going off on a tangent in the press etc..

the club say no problem.. the council leader says no problem... yet here you are at it again...

Paper Boy · 15-01-2007, 17:53

Can't agree more. He couldn't have been more positive about their relationship if he tried. He seemed to imply that the press were stirring it up. Funny I didn't see any reports of that, or did I miss something?