Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 24, 2015 5:22 pm  

mickyb1234 wrote:

Aw give over CN you want to deny us both the cyber jousting?

A privillage no longer afforded to the kiwi based jouster who still seems worthy of regular comment and citation.
The ground is not suitable for anything other than 700 gates and there has been no planning applications made to redevelop it. There are 2 structures that hold 30 each used on the opposite side from the grandstand (sic) and I suspect 10 more of these would be the maximum permitted without a massive fight from the locals.
Kia ora and merry Christmas.

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 24, 2015 7:17 pm  

I never said planning applications had been lodged I merely said according to local rumours it had been discussed.

GF constantly used personal insults and Foul and abusive language contrary to the AUP.

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 24, 2015 7:21 pm  

Interesting thing with planning application on the site, not that long ago it was just fields I believe, they now have 2 pretty large structures on the site as well as the low stand behind the sticks. Precedent is there so if and when any further applications are lodged 8th would be interesting to see what grounds for objection would be valid.

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 24, 2015 7:31 pm  

mickyb1234 wrote:

I never said planning applications had been lodged I merely said according to local rumours it had been discussed.

GF constantly used personal insults and Foul and abusive language contrary to the AUP.

They had 8 objections for a new telephone mast......
Insults? Like PC Plum calling cowgirl a one is?

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 24, 2015 8:31 pm  

A one? What do you mean

Did telephone mast go up?

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 24, 2015 8:39 pm  

And objections to a phone mast do not detract from my statement that according to local residents improving the facilities have been discussed and not totally dismissed.

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Fri Dec 25, 2015 6:21 pm  

mickyb1234 wrote:

And objections to a phone mast do not detract from my statement that according to local residents improving the facilities have been discussed and not totally dismissed.

Did the london broncos "build a new gym" as was claimed or did they convert an existing structure/room? If I recall, Mr Hughes claimed they we're building a gym in the same sentamce he mentioned development......tidy bit of spin that!
I put an extension on a flat in hanwell, less than 2 miles from trailfinders......planning application took 4 months and was then delayed by a further objection.....if we go up, we will move.

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Fri Dec 25, 2015 10:45 pm  

Not really sure your extension in Hanwell and what happens at a sports ground 2 miles away have even a remote comparison, they managed to build a new school a mile from me despite nearly everyone objecting so take my example against yrs, trust me the cost of housing round here make those round trail finders seem like a bargain.
As for building a new gym, if it was never a gym before then it's a new gym, or does it have to be a new build to qualify? Using existing structure means not worrying about planning permission, just change of use.
If we go up we will move! Maybe we will maybe we won't, it's not as if we are not used to it. Personally I think we should wait and see what happens during the season, pointless constantly complaining about it, it ain't going to change, home for the minute us Ealing!
If we go up let the club worry about that when or if it happens.its not as if any of us will be called upon to deal with it, well maybe LBSA might have an input

[brian2]

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Sat Dec 26, 2015 3:21 am  

Let's get into a position to get promoted, then worry about where we might play!

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Sat Dec 26, 2015 11:08 am  

brian2 wrote:

Let's get into a position to get promoted, then worry about where we might play!

Completely agree, the Sheffield ground would need a lot done to it for Super League.