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Leicestershire is on the whole a beautiful place if you own a horse, a Labrador and go pheasant shooting. But yeah, I’ve been past there ground and training ground (I think this new one is either on the same location as the old or it’s on the same road???) and it’s not that pleasant, along a main road into town.
Not to mention it’s a place full of fancy dress wearing freaks with clappers, now gathering dust hung on the backs of their bedroom doors.
Being a bit stadium geeky, skyscraper city website is great for new stadium development. Lots of photos of old stadiums as well.
Cheers. It's not on the same road, no?
There's something about a stadium without a roof I don't like.
Where the lads will be playing next week. Assuming that we are let into the country.
It's like the atmosphere vaporises into thin air
Just read this thread from start to finish.
Great read and particularly interesting was the break down of fans share in Spain. That’s shocking and not conducive to a good league IMO.
Has anyone got further updates on whether these stadium plans have been affected by the massive loss in revenue clubs are facing?
Plus the still uncertainty on whether full capacity crowds will be allowed next season.
Great read and particularly interesting was the break down of fans share in Spain. That’s shocking and not conducive to a good league IMO.
Has anyone got further updates on whether these stadium plans have been affected by the massive loss in revenue clubs are facing?
Plus the still uncertainty on whether full capacity crowds will be allowed next season.
So just looked up the page and saw this post re Fulham's new stand and I thought that's funny I've not heard much about this anymore. Just checked and they still haven't opened it yet!! To put it into perspective Tottenham moved out, knocked down their old stadium, built a brand new one (which is acclaimed to be the best in the world) quicker than Fulham have built one 8k capacity stand!!
Fulham's new stand will not be ready until the Summer of '22!!!
Looking like an NFL style pitch there too...... Perhaps RM are destined to be #AnchorTenants for sports entertainment complex too......
Scenes.
I'm guessing here but think most London construction sites were full steam ahead during COVID (might have been some material supply chain issues, but think most were experienced at the private individual level than main commercial structures - I'm guessing here). Another way to look at it is that COVID was an advantage to the build as fans weren't allowed into the ground (the other 3 stands). (There was an increased number of other construction projects carried out in London as a direct consequence of this too).
Right about the foundation aspects but this was planned for, this was supposed to be completed a year ago!
Oh ok. Strange.
The Everton stadium is coming on though. I had no idea they’d progressed so far. Won’t be as good as ours obviously but if they stay in the division it’s only going to help them going forward
Will be a better location than Goodison is, under an hour walk from the station
They too will host beyonce