Re: Home Next Year : Wed Jul 08, 2015 7:23 am  

Don't raise Glum Fox then say don't bother answering!!

Prepare for pages and pages of attendance and financial figures/stats brought out of the archives plus if you've really annoyed him his 20 point improvement plan which would be topical given its bedding plant season !

Im not sure my PC will take this!

Re: Home Next Year : Wed Jul 08, 2015 8:51 am  

wire-quin it keeps him off the streets and out of trouble, I just ignore.................

Re: Home Next Year : Wed Jul 08, 2015 1:07 pm  

Jim, just a couple of points, it was actually you that said nobody will invest I agreed with you if you have no other investors you stay with what you have or go out of business.
As for iwould I stop attending, difference between me and you is I actually do attend, and as I go watch skolars and Oxford as well when I can go figure it out. Why would I stop watching my team?

Re: Home Next Year : Thu Jul 09, 2015 9:27 am  

mickyb With you on this point, some of us have been there since first game at Fulham, so why would we stop supporting?

Re: Home Next Year : Thu Jul 09, 2015 10:21 am  

The rumour doing the rounds at the Hive is that AK was offering a 10 year deal to play there, but DH et al weren't interested.
It's a rumour, so I can't prove it and have no knowledge of the terms allegedly on offer. But given our history, I wouldn't bet against it being true.

Re: Home Next Year : Thu Jul 09, 2015 11:39 am  

Ok the hive is not the best stadium or location in london, but if we were given a 10 year deal then that would be some stability and stop the rumour mill for at least 5 years anyhow.

But it's all rumours so let's see what happens eh

Re: Home Next Year : Thu Jul 09, 2015 11:58 am  

Whatever you think of The Hive, location not perfect, transport not perfect either. It suits our needs especially with the crowds we draw. With some stability and with the team we are building, we could actually go forward.
To my mind if the deal is on the table and financially it can be made to work, it is a deal that should be done.
Remember that Barnet FC are pledged to long term return the Barnet area, so we could even end up with our own stadium.
A pipe dream I know, but the on the roller coaster ride that following the broncos is, who knows what will happen.

Re: Home Next Year : Thu Jul 09, 2015 12:03 pm  

mickyb1234 wrote:

Ok the hive is not the best stadium or location in london...

Speak for yourself, it's the closest I've ever been to a home game.

Re: Home Next Year : Thu Jul 09, 2015 12:06 pm  

Bostwick wrote:

...Remember that Barnet FC are pledged to long term return the Barnet area, so we could even end up with our own stadium. A pipe dream I know...

Since they've been forced into selling Underhill, I think their return is also a pipe dream. Especially given the hostility of the council in Barnet

Re: Home Next Year : Thu Jul 09, 2015 12:09 pm  

mickyb1234 wrote:

but if we were given a 10 year deal then that would be some stability

Stability is extremenly important to attract fans, however so is an indication of ambition. The hive is a very nice Championship ground and no more. Ten years commitment there would indicate there is either no SL ambition in that time or a hope that various planning consents to expand the ground would be approved. If a move happens, it will be a key indicator of London's aspirations - even if that is down to league 1.