The Doctor":1ubgf8rh said:
I'm not too sure on this either, I would suggest Bradford but their season tickets are considerably cheaper than ours! Fleetwood and Rotherham maybe?
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I'm not too sure on this either, I would suggest Bradford but their season tickets are considerably cheaper than ours! Fleetwood and Rotherham maybe?
Income presently includes donations from benefactors and bankrollers. Not what I want for Argyle but as long as they accept the punishments for going bust I see no problem with that, it stops a 'natural order of things' and allows upward mobility where otherwise there would be stagnation.
Thanks Tin Tin.
Thanks Tin Tin.
My pleasure chaps.
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I trust it was adequate and informative.
Keep the Faith :scarf:
PS
Thanks again Mods for the sticky :thumbs:
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esmer":be5q1r3g said:
Crawley are no longer in our division.
It's got to be Rotherham and Fleetwood. Seeing as Rotherham have been in administration twice within the past six years (and were seriously close to liquidation in 2006), they either have very short memories, are extremely stupid, or both.
It's their funeral though Paul, it's why I give Pompey no sympathy and expected no sympathy for us when we over reached.
Fleetwood especially, like Crawley did, are trying to ensure they establish a firm foothold in the league. Coming out of non league their wage cap if pegged to non league gates would be tiny. They're speculating to accumulate, to better themselves, and I can't begrudge them that.........provided their eyes are open and they don't complain if it goes a bit Rushden rather than Stevenage.
Fleetwood especially, like Crawley did, are trying to ensure they establish a firm foothold in the league. Coming out of non league their wage cap if pegged to non league gates would be tiny. They're speculating to accumulate, to better themselves, and I can't begrudge them that.........provided their eyes are open and they don't complain if it goes a bit Rushden rather than Stevenage.
Can somebody explain exactly why the BPE will not be covered/connected to the new Grandstand? Can't help but think the finished article is going to look a little, well...naff. Is the Chisholm/Bickle lounge building being kept, then? All very strange. :crazy: Or am I missing something here?
Isn't that the end where the hotel is located? So something could be going there. An atrium maybe. The Devonport end is tied in with the grandstand so that might be the reason it has been mentioned.
Just a suggestion, I don't know the exact orientation, but could it be to allow sunshine onto the grass. Is that not the southernmost corner?.
Wraparounds have historically caused poor pitches and having invested heavily in ours 'twould be silly to kill it off.
As I say, just a logical suggestion.
Wraparounds have historically caused poor pitches and having invested heavily in ours 'twould be silly to kill it off.
As I say, just a logical suggestion.
FordGreen":2n7gqj1a said:
I have heard it suggestted that during the rebuild, the old announcers box will still be required because that is where the PA is based. The Chisholm and Bickle will be used as a temporary Directors Box.
Its not so strange when you think of the Cottage surviving at Fulham
X Isle":dlqpn1r9 said:
Smiffy, during matches the sun comes over the GStand at the D'Port end and works its way over the Demport allowing the opposition fans to bask in sunshine, at times!
The reason given for one corner to remain undeveloped was to allow access by 'services' - at the time I took this to be Emergency Services but then dismissed this as there is the large gate in the Devonport/Lyndhurst corner, which then made me think it would be for large plant machinery which could not fit through that gate. If that was the case then theoretically I guess it could be either corner, but assumed it would be Bobby's Garden as it's closer to Outland Road, unless I've completely misinterpreted what was meant when Brent said services.
tonycholwell":30pr548z said:FordGreen":30pr548z said:
I have heard it suggestted that during the rebuild, the old announcers box will still be required because that is where the PA is based. The Chisholm and Bickle will be used as a temporary Directors Box.
Its not so strange when you think of the Cottage surviving at Fulham
Where will the changing rooms be situated during development?
