: Sat Nov 21, 2009 8:59 pm  

braytontiger wrote:

sorry to say but you are wrong,getting the stadium right is parramount for the future sucess of any club,just think its going to be your home for the next 100 years not just the next franchise application.

ask anyone involved at warrington they will tell you they cut corners just to get it built and the cost to put it right will be expensive,although they have a nice ground they admit they made mistakes and got some things wrong which has cost the club money.

I ask again in what way have the club made mistakes.

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 9:09 pm  

CHESHIRE CAT 57 wrote:

I ask again in what way have the club made mistakes.

can't speak for the warrington fans, but the fact that it's open on the corners makes it one hell of a draughty place and the stands dont seem to be of the best construction, when we played them the other year you could feel the stand vibrate when everyonr jumped up and down after a try was scored, but as has been said before if it meant a place in SL it would do for me.

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 9:16 pm  

Just why are some of you Wakefield so obsessed as to what we are doing regards a new stadium ? Surely you should be more concerned with your own.

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 9:17 pm  

tigerman10 wrote:

can't speak for the warrington fans, but the fact that it's open on the corners makes it one hell of a draughty place and the stands dont seem to be of the best construction, when we played them the other year you could feel the stand vibrate when everyonr jumped up and down after a try was scored, but as has been said before if it meant a place in SL it would do for me.

Oh is that the reason thursday boy obviously you never visited wilderspool cos the corners there where open to.

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 9:21 pm  

tigerman10 wrote:

can't speak for the warrington fans, but the fact that it's open on the corners makes it one hell of a draughty place and the stands dont seem to be of the best construction, when we played them the other year you could feel the stand vibrate when everyonr jumped up and down after a try was scored, but as has been said before if it meant a place in SL it would do for me.

you can't much drafter place than Belle Vue

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 9:36 pm  

snowie wrote:

:lol: you can't much drafter place than Belle Vue

Dont know about that snowie once visited canal street now thare was a lot of wind there And before people startassuming i mean runcorn highfields ground.

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 9:37 pm  

CHESHIRE CAT 57 wrote:

Dont know about that snowie once visited canal street now thare was a lot of wind there And before people startassuming i mean runcorn highfields ground.

I thought that was a great little ground!!!

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 9:50 pm  

underground wrote:

I thought that was a great little ground!!!

Ground was fine but remember it very windy place even sat in the stand would the year be 1983 -1984 got program somewhare its gone now as they say all houses.

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 9:52 pm  

CHESHIRE CAT 57 wrote:

Oh is that the reason thursday boy obviously you never visited wilderspool cos the corners there where open to.

are you just here for an argument, i visted widerspool on many ocasions but the idea of getting a new ground is to improve on the old one so your coment about wilderspool been draughty is irelivant here, and what is this thursday boy coment, is that some kind of a wakey slur at a cas fan

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 10:09 pm  

Sandal Cat wrote:

Nothing wrong with what Castleford are doing if thats what they want to do.

I'd much rather it be done like we appear to be doing it with Architects already appointed and plans prepared.

is this gospel or wishful thinking, we all know how long planning permission takes and the newmarket site is contaminated land, how are your lot gonna get round that, then theres the funding issue, can you really be chasing a new stadium with the taxman getting all nasty on your arses,. not a wum, hope you get the pityard almost as much as i hope cas ground comes off.

NO GROUND SHARE THOUGH, ID SOONER CHEW MY ARM OFF THAN BE ASSOCLATED WITH YOUR RABBLE AND I THINK MOST OF YOUR LOT FEEL THE SAME