Re: Stadium Statement : Sat Jul 17, 2010 11:12 am  

Somehow it all sort of fits together now. had enough, sod the lot of em!

Re: Stadium Statement : Sat Jul 17, 2010 11:18 am  

Italian football clubs share grounds. With no football team in the area to share with it appears it could be the only solution.

Re: Stadium Statement : Sat Jul 17, 2010 11:21 am  

Mr Bliss wrote:

Italian football clubs share grounds. With no football team in the area to share with it appears it could be the only solution.

Neither will happen if either is reliant on any govt grant, lottery grant or european grant for the capital build, simple as that.

Re: Stadium Statement : Sat Jul 17, 2010 11:23 am  

Speedy wrote:

thats a very dangerous statement

Especially with Walker on your team pmsl

[Wildthing]

Re: Stadium Statement : Sat Jul 17, 2010 11:41 am  

ambernotyeller wrote:

Especially with Walker on your team pmsl

LOLZ. LMFAO.

Re: Stadium Statement : Sat Jul 17, 2010 11:47 am  

Sandal Cat wrote:

As I see it we have little choice but to stick with Newmarket. Newmarket is deliverable with full support from the Council and in my opinion could receive planning consent in a matter of months with Council support. I do not think there will be a public inquiry if the Council is fully behind the scheme but there lies the problem. I believe the Council are delaying matters so as to force us to Glasshoughton.

Glasshoughton needs funding from Newmarket and I believe the only way Glasshoughton can happen is if it becomes the Wakefield District Community Stadium.

I'd tell the Council to "shove it" and we wish to continue with Newmarket. If that means that both us and Castleford fail to get a franchise then so be it. Or the Council could support Newmarket like they promised and we would see a Stadium equidistant from both Wakefield and Castleford that could be the Wakefield & District Community Stadium.

Newmarket or nothing for me and if its nothing so be it.

Amen to that brother.

Re: Stadium Statement : Sat Jul 17, 2010 12:14 pm  

Rarefrith wrote:

Don't blame Box, don't blame Cas or Wakey. The blame lies with Super League itself, its the biggest joke in british sport if you can still call it a sport (that died when promotion and relegation ended). Life outside Super League is much more the sport now. Unless a stadium is unsafe then why should it matter. Everyone has got caught up in the wrong issues, brainwashed by the Super League promise. Neither of your clubs can truely compete at the top level as it stands. Super League will eventually implode, too many weak clubs that shouldn't be kept in for the sake of it. Decisions in sport should be decided on the field. We are Fev look forward to seeing you soon, i enjoy the championship. Its still a sport down here.

Neither of the clubs have done too badly up till now What little bit of credibility your post had went down the crapper with your opening 3 words

Re: Stadium Statement : Sat Jul 17, 2010 12:15 pm  

Sandal Cat wrote:

As I see it we have little choice but to stick with Newmarket. Newmarket is deliverable with full support from the Council and in my opinion could receive planning consent in a matter of months with Council support. I do not think there will be a public inquiry if the Council is fully behind the scheme but there lies the problem. I believe the Council are delaying matters so as to force us to Glasshoughton.

Glasshoughton needs funding from Newmarket and I believe the only way Glasshoughton can happen is if it becomes the Wakefield District Community Stadium.

I'd tell the Council to "shove it" and we wish to continue with Newmarket. If that means that both us and Castleford fail to get a franchise then so be it. Or the Council could support Newmarket like they promised and we would see a Stadium equidistant from both Wakefield and Castleford that could be the Wakefield & District Community Stadium.

Newmarket or nothing for me and if its nothing so be it.

Sums up my feelings too

Re: Stadium Statement : Sat Jul 17, 2010 12:27 pm  

Says it all when some fans on here are willing to sacrifice their Super League licence and potentially their future by not switching to their rivals.

Admire the loyalty but if it comes down to it, what would you rather have? Watching SL rugby in Cas or if the worst comes to pass a small club?

Re: Stadium Statement : Sat Jul 17, 2010 12:30 pm  

Speedy wrote: well this puts Box's theory through the window doesnt it !!! Inter Milan To Move Into New Stadium In 2014 You have to laugh, you really do. No doubt the next time that little soundbite reappears, we'll hear Lazio and Roma instead.

Speedy wrote: well this puts Box's theory through the window doesnt it !!! Inter Milan To Move Into New Stadium In 2014 You have to laugh, you really do. No doubt the next time that little soundbite reappears, we'll hear Lazio and Roma instead.