Re: council statement. : Thu Nov 07, 2013 8:06 pm  

Fax4Life wrote:

You can read into that what you wish but it does not actually say we are not selling it in the long term and you and I know they can't while the ACV is in place.
I read it that they are happy to listen to sensible suggestions and you know what one might be to sell it if that becomes the best option.
Don't be so sure Super Geoff and as for your comment great news that confirms you are very blinkered.

Oh the irony in that statement. The only way I can see selling it become the best option for the council is if the Stadium Trust were to reemerge and to control of the ground.

Re: council statement. : Thu Nov 07, 2013 8:14 pm  

The Stadium Trust was a poor option last time and was a waste and achieved little. It also will not have the money ever to develop the stadium and wont have money to sort the North or Skircoat stands out which are in a poor state and need investment that will cost millions. Its a matter of time before the Council sell the Stadium. The Council are leaking money and a stadium that is a financial millstone will get sold one day. Its just a question of when and to whom. Blinkered Luddites that follow the FC Pubteam may rejoice now, but for how long?

Re: council statement. : Thu Nov 07, 2013 8:22 pm  

The Lucky Black Cat wrote:

The Stadium Trust was a poor option last time and was a waste and achieved little. It also will not have the money ever to develop the stadium and wont have money to sort the North or Skircoat stands out which are in a poor state and need investment that will cost millions. Its a matter of time before the Council sell the Stadium. The Council are leaking money and a stadium that is a financial millstone will get sold one day. Its just a question of when and to whom. Blinkered Luddites that follow the FC Pubteam may rejoice now, but for how long?

The North Stand was developed in the summer. The Shay is losing a very small amount of money in comparison to other facilities in Calderdale. And would that be the pub team that play in a league with a higher level of interest than the second tier of Rugby League?

Re: council statement. : Thu Nov 07, 2013 8:26 pm  

SuperGeoff wrote:

The North Stand was developed in the summer. The Shay is losing a very small amount of money in comparison to other facilities in Calderdale. And would that be the pub team that play in a league with a higher level of interest than the second tier of Rugby League?

No disrespect intended but you must be so sad, you seem to be sitting at your computer all day waiting for a post.
Every time someone posts you reply, get out, enjoy yourself, find a partner?
Reply expected within 10 minutes.

Re: council statement. : Thu Nov 07, 2013 8:41 pm  

SuperGeoff wrote:

The North Stand was developed in the summer. The Shay is losing a very small amount of money in comparison to other facilities in Calderdale. And would that be the pub team that play in a league with a higher level of interest than the second tier of Rugby League?

On second thoughts, you have entered our forum, we have read your views, perhaps we don't agree, but, we have tried to reason, you have never been insulted, could we post on Shay. net with the same respect?
Surely you must go on to that forum and be embarrassed by the posts?
Or perhaps not!

Re: council statement. : Thu Nov 07, 2013 8:43 pm  

halifaxjohn wrote:

On second thoughts, you have entered our forum, we have read your views, perhaps we don't agree, but, we have tried to reason, you have never been insulted, could we post on Shay. net with the same respect?
Surely you must go on to that forum and be embarrassed by the posts?
Or perhaps not!

I don't expect a reply.

Re: council statement. : Thu Nov 07, 2013 8:46 pm  

halifaxjohn wrote:

On second thoughts, you have entered our forum, we have read your views, perhaps we don't agree, but, we have tried to reason, you have never been insulted, could we post on Shay. net with the same respect?
Surely you must go on to that forum and be embarrassed by the posts?
Or perhaps not!

Never been insulted? Righty ho..

Why don't you have a look through some of your own posts and fellow Fax fans. The only person not using any insults here has been myself. I'm sure a quick scan through would confirm this. And as a matter of fact I think the Shaymen.net is a wonderful forum for debate, as people who's opinion don't fit on here seem to be booted off.

Re: council statement. : Thu Nov 07, 2013 9:52 pm  

Geoff, let's leave this for a few days and enjoy the experience of a sell-out crowd at the Shay on Sunday.

I'd assume that every single FCHT fan that could make it will be there (sporting occasions of this magnitude only come round very infrequently, regardless of the game rules or shape of ball).

FC Halifax Town or Halifax Rugby League FC... there's one common word there... "Halifax"...

...support the town, support a local sporting ethos, regardless of individual club affiliations we should all be happy to give our support to our local teams.

Let's hear your experiences from a packed out Shay on Sunday (btw, the game has nowt to do with HRLFC)?

Re: council statement. : Thu Nov 07, 2013 10:01 pm  

HXSparky wrote:

Geoff, let's leave this for a few days and enjoy the experience of a sell-out crowd at the Shay on Sunday.

I'd assume that every single FCHT fan that could make it will be there (sporting occasions of this magnitude only come round very infrequently, regardless of the game rules or shape of ball).

FC Halifax Town or Halifax Rugby League FC... there's one common word there... "Halifax"...

...support the town, support a local sporting ethos, regardless of individual club affiliations we should all be happy to give our support to our local teams.

Let's hear your experiences from a packed out Shay on Sunday (btw, the game has nowt to do with HRLFC)?

Completely agree with you. I'll be there and hopefully in my usual spot in the South Stand! Will be in the 3 pigs and SSB before the game if anyone would like a chat.

Lets represent the town of Halifax in a positive light.

Re: council statement. : Thu Nov 07, 2013 10:21 pm  

I can see Reactiv working closely with The Council over the next few years with an eventual handing over sale some time this decade.