Roof and future plans for the stadium!! - Page 3

Doug · 17-03-2006, 23:06

Yeah, ok point taken up here. I’m sure Rob want’s to get this information over to us as soon as it’s practical. I’m also sure he will understand how keen we are to find out how things are going to look next season. My god what time to look forward too………better than Christmas.

rob · 18-03-2006, 05:59

haven't forgotten, got a few scans of things to get in and will get it all online. also we're looking to have a forum in the next week or so with a q&a session about ground developments and also the opportunity to add suggestions for how things will run next season if things go to plan...

Wynonie Harris · 18-03-2006, 08:20

Cheers, Rob!

spud · 18-03-2006, 12:46

This is music to my ears...

Let us all go to the forum and voice our views/oppinions for the future of the club and the FANS.

maccawozzagod · 18-03-2006, 12:50

just read in the Telegraph today that THE PLANS HAVE BEEN APPROVED despite objections from Livingstone Road. THE PLANS INCLUDE £100K TO COVER THE CLAYTON END.

took me 3 minutes to log on and type this message

5tanley · 19-03-2006, 11:57

Thank God For That. i love the atmosphere when accrington sing! soon as we get a roof on top me and my fellow older friends will be able to hear you better when we sit in the stands. it will make the ground look smarter and will make the atmosphere electric.

KIPAX · 19-03-2006, 12:34

Seriously? was it in the telegraph....

zayno14 · 19-03-2006, 13:32

does this have any relevance...

http://www.thisislancashire.co.uk/la.../STANLEY1.html

Kisser · 19-03-2006, 13:40

Really bugs when my fellow neighbours on Livingstone Road do nothing but try and hinder Stanley's developments, even as far back as 1985 I can remember them moaning about the floodlights, then again for the all-weather pitch (which they succeded in putting a stop to), and now moaning about the control tower and new stand. If you dont want traffic outside your house, and the roar of a crowd and to see the success of the stanley - dont move in next to a football ground.

accymel · 19-03-2006, 13:46

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Originally Posted by Kisser

Really bugs when my fellow neighbours on Livingstone Road do nothing but try and hinder Stanley's developments, even as far back as 1985 I can remember them moaning about the floodlights, then again for the all-weather pitch (which they succeded in putting a stop to), and now moaning about the control tower and new stand. If you dont want traffic outside your house, and the roar of a crowd and to see the success of the stanley - dont move in next to a football ground.

Exactly well said

..... i'll gladly do a house swop lol

I think as one neighbour said are frightened of their loss of view of the ground with the proposal of the tower & would have to pay per view like rest of us lol

Kisser · 19-03-2006, 13:47

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Originally Posted by accymel

Exactly well said

..... i'll gladly do a house swop lol

I think as one neighbour said are frightened of their loss of view of the ground with the proposal of the tower & would have to pay per view like rest of us lol

I do know of one neighbour who has sat on his garage roof to watch the stanley in the past! not me.

accymel · 19-03-2006, 13:58

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Originally Posted by Kisser

I do know of one neighbour who has sat on his garage roof to watch the stanley in the past! not me.

Pmsl Kisser, sounds very much its a case of wanting to have the cake & eat it job around there

baldy · 19-03-2006, 14:38

As seen on NEIGHBOURS FROM HELL!!!

Henry Morton · 19-03-2006, 22:05

Extract from the March edition of 'Global Sports And Property Gazette':-

"It's not difficult to understand the enormous increase in property values in the Livingstone Road area of Accrington. As the Accrington Stanley Football Club has risen in fame over the last seven years, aided by its history and provenance which stir deeply passionate feelings amongst East Lancashire ex-pats worldwide, so local property values have soared to levels which were hitherto unimaginable.

Local estate agents have, at last, acknowledged that there is an insatiable demand from abroad for holiday homes in the immediate area . One agent, who wished to remain anonymous, told our reporter that there was now an unprecedented number of planning applications in the pipeline for adding upper storeys to existing bungalows in Livingstone Road."

Wynonie Harris · 27-03-2006, 14:57

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Originally Posted by rob

haven't forgotten, got a few scans of things to get in and will get it all online. also we're looking to have a forum in the next week or so with a q&a session about ground developments and also the opportunity to add suggestions for how things will run next season if things go to plan...

Come on, Rob, you must have got these elusive plans together by now!