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Chevy5 said:
Who's paying?
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The Board is currently involved in a number of preliminary discussions regarding funding and remain open to approaches from those considering investment in what is set to be an exciting period of growth for the club. Funding for the construction of the stadium is also expected to be generated through the development of new residential units and associated commercial floorspace on an area of the site allocated by Hillingdon Borough Council. These modern and much needed properties will benefit from the same outstanding location and transport links associated with the new stadium.
www.wealdstone-fc.com

Club Statement: Club plans new stadium

Wealdstone Football Club has announced outline plans - subject to planning - for a new 6,300 capacity stadium, with potential to expand further following the decision by London Borough of Hillingdon to allocate the National League club an 18-acre site at Freezeland Way, adjacent to the former...
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I would imagine there will be a load more fund raisers. More Stoneshare opportunities, etc.

I guess more will come out in the next couple of weeks. I've not been on the Stones forum yet today.

EDIT: Just read the 'new stadium' thread. Seems to be 99% are just happy at the news, a couple are saying we heard all this before and one thanked Bozo (as you know he was the local MP till lately).

This guy has been a hardcore fan for 40 odd years...

Indeed. Fantastic, wonderful news, but of course all this will take time.
Our previous new ground development took 10 years of toil, only for the builders to go bust and then a harrow councilor who is now on the Cuckoos board facilitated them to take over.
Fingers and toes all crossed for everything to go smoothly this time around.

The cuckoos are Barnet. The general consensus is this could take 3 years, the housing being built is the key.
 
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The draw for the 3rd round of the FA Trophy was made yesterday, The National League teams have joined.


The third round proper will take place on Saturday 9 December 2023, with winning clubs receiving £4500 and losing teams collecting £1250 from the prize fund.

The Draw
NORTH (26 CLUBS, 13 TIES)

1 Curzon Ashton v Macclesfield Town
2 Scunthorpe United v Solihull Moors
3 Kidderminster Harriers v Stourbridge
4 Oldham Athletic v Mickleover
5 Nantwich Town v York City
6 FC Halifax Town v Altrincham
7 Walsall Wood v Coalville Town
8 Nuneaton Borough v AFC Fylde
9 Chesterfield v Southport
10 City of Liverpool v Hartlepool United
11 Chorley v Blyth Spartans
12 Radcliffe v Redditch United
13 Rochdale v Gateshead

SOUTH (38 CLUBS, 19 TIES)

1 Horsham v AFC Totton
2 Bath City v Boreham Wood
3 Southend United v Hampton & Richmond Borough
4 Dorking Wanderers v Maidenhead United
5 Bromley v Slough Town
6 Aveley v Hungerford Town
7 Hereford v Bognor Regis Town or South Park (Reigate)
8 Dagenham & Redbridge v Leiston or Peterborough Sports
9 Frome Town v Torquay United
10 Hythe Town v Whitehawk
11 Barnet v Maidstone United
12 Welling United or Taunton Town v Brackley Town
13 Ebbsfleet United v Bishop's Stortford
14 Weston Super Mare v Woking
15 Eastleigh v Aldershot Town
16 Oxford City v Chelmsford City
17 Wealdstone v Billericay Town
18 Hendon v Weymouth
19 Chippenham Town v Gloucester City
 
SpiderSpurs said:
The draw for the 3rd round of the FA Trophy was made yesterday, The National League teams have joined.


The third round proper will take place on Saturday 9 December 2023, with winning clubs receiving £4500 and losing teams collecting £1250 from the prize fund.

The Draw
NORTH (26 CLUBS, 13 TIES)

1 Curzon Ashton v Macclesfield Town
2 Scunthorpe United v Solihull Moors
3 Kidderminster Harriers v Stourbridge
4 Oldham Athletic v Mickleover
5 Nantwich Town v York City
6 FC Halifax Town v Altrincham
7 Walsall Wood v Coalville Town
8 Nuneaton Borough v AFC Fylde
9 Chesterfield v Southport
10 City of Liverpool v Hartlepool United
11 Chorley v Blyth Spartans
12 Radcliffe v Redditch United
13 Rochdale v Gateshead

SOUTH (38 CLUBS, 19 TIES)

1 Horsham v AFC Totton
2 Bath City v Boreham Wood
3 Southend United v Hampton & Richmond Borough
4 Dorking Wanderers v Maidenhead United
5 Bromley v Slough Town
6 Aveley v Hungerford Town
7 Hereford v Bognor Regis Town or South Park (Reigate)
8 Dagenham & Redbridge v Leiston or Peterborough Sports
9 Frome Town v Torquay United
10 Hythe Town v Whitehawk
11 Barnet v Maidstone United
12 Welling United or Taunton Town v Brackley Town
13 Ebbsfleet United v Bishop's Stortford
14 Weston Super Mare v Woking
15 Eastleigh v Aldershot Town
16 Oxford City v Chelmsford City
17 Wealdstone v Billericay Town
18 Hendon v Weymouth
19 Chippenham Town v Gloucester City
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Thanks for that. I had to Google, Mickleover FC. It's Derby, apparently.
 
Only 556 Barnet fans at Wealdstone today. Extremely poor for a team which thinks they'll be fighting for promotion, York brought more.

Brilliant to beat them with a 98th min winner.
 
Changes at the top for Wealdstone. Lovely bloke Paul, really is Mr Wealdstone.

www.wealdstone-fc.com

Club Statement: Paul Rumens steps down as President

Wealdstone Football Club wishes to announce that Paul Rumens has stepped down from his role as President. Paul has been an integral part of Wealdstone Football Club for over three decades. His dedication, passion, and leadership, especially during his tenure as Chairman, have been instrumental...
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