Barry Mckenzies plan to help Celtic Crusaders survive : Mon Aug 24, 2009 6:55 pm  

I don't normally hand out free advice guys.

But I genuinely want Celtic Crusaders to survive and the club to be an enjoyable place to visit to watch a bit of footy.

So here is my plan.

It's simple.

Celtic Crusaders should relocate to Parc y Scarlets in Llanelli

The Brewery Field in Bridgend was never up to the job. So what do the club do? They move to a run down ground in Newport

Why waste your time moving east??

A few miles further up the M4 heading west is Parc y Scarlets in Llanelli, home of the Scarlets (formerly Llanelli Scarlets Rugby Union Club)

Here are a few photos of the place.

Nice??

It's lovely.

Now THATS a home ground that any RL club would be proud of.

Check it out

: Mon Aug 24, 2009 7:28 pm  

Also what was with the bloke walking around at Rodney Parade selling beer out of something that looked like one of those big plastic backpacks that gardeners use to spray weeds with?

I've never seen anything like it

I swear they had just painted over the bit on the back that said 'Weedkiller only' and replaced it with a handpainted sign saying 'Beer'

You need a ground with a decent bar area attached. It doesnt have to be like ANZ stadium in Sydney.

It should be at least an area with decent toilets, food and beer areas like the JJB in Wigan.

Not an Albert Steptoe lookalike wandering amongst the throng brandishing something that looks like a WW2 German flamethrower that dispenses flat warm lager into a plastic glass

: Mon Aug 24, 2009 7:35 pm  

Barry_McKenzie wrote:

Also what was with the bloke walking around at Rodney Parade selling beer out of something that looked like one of those big plastic backpacks that gardeners use to spray weeds with?

I've never seen anything like it

I swear they had just painted over the bit on the back that said 'Weedkiller only' and replaced it with a handpainted sign saying 'Beer'

You need a ground with a decent bar area attached. It doesnt have to be like ANZ stadium in Sydney.

It should be at least an area with decent toilets, food and beer areas like the JJB in Wigan.

Not an Albert Steptoe lookalike wandering amongst the throng brandishing something that looks like a WW2 German flamethrower that dispenses flat warm lager into a plastic glass

Barry, welcome to the Crusaders fan club, definition of a fanatic

A person marked or motivated by an extreme, unreasoning enthusiasm,

Given your unrelenting discussion (I use that term in the loosest sense) You've finally come out of the closet, welcome to the Crusaders fan club.

: Mon Aug 24, 2009 7:39 pm  

Traffic wrote:

Barry, welcome to the Crusaders fan club, definition of a fanatic

A person marked or motivated by an extreme, unreasoning enthusiasm,

Given your unrelenting discussion (I use that term in the loosest sense) You've finally come out of the closet, welcome to the Crusaders fan club.

Just trying to help Traff.

Lets face it the club needs all the help it can get!

: Mon Aug 24, 2009 7:48 pm  

Barry_McKenzie wrote:

Just trying to help Traff.

Lets face it the club needs all the help it can get!

No probs Bazza, you're a fan of the club so entitled to your say

: Mon Aug 24, 2009 8:07 pm  

I just cant see why the club don't try and aim a little higher.

This is a picture of Celtics idea of an all seater venue




But why not just ground share with the Scarlets??

Its about the same distance from Bridgend as Newport is.

Great stadium.

[tb]

: Mon Aug 24, 2009 8:39 pm  

This is not your private forum