Croyden ?
Give yourself a pat on the back for being a clever gimp.
Croyden ?
Will it be a stand by stand redevelopment, for that money I assume it will be?
Give yourself a pat on the back for being a clever gimp.
All piss taking aside what are the plans? I'm guessing the Holmesdale stand is staying as it is and that each stand will then be rebuilt one at a time, or are they planning on doing the work all at once? what about the Sainsbury's?
Old Stand first apparently, then the Whitehorse , move away fans into there, then the Arthur.
No timescale ATM, but hope something's announced on the back of the new investment.
Obviously you must be very pleased at all these possibilities and your current position in the Prem. Yes, we piss take but, good luck to you. Hope it is spent wisely and you never shaft another business again!
Where will the statue for Alan Mullery go?
If done right it could be a good old school stadium, big individual stands ect. Be prepared for the NIMBY'S to make life difficult regarding planning.
Forgetting it's the home of the scum, I quite like it as a good old fashioned football ground, can't argue that there is no atmosphere, which imo has helped them in games, Liverpool a couple of seasons ago for example.think if it was my teams ground, I would be concerned that any development would impact the atmosphere.
I think the danger it not the re development, but getting established in the PL.
Being the underdog suits us,
Thanks.
We have the right people running things, hopefully we never have to see those dark days again.
And that is what pisses me off ,you havnt had dark days FFS we ended at the bottom of the 3rd division with no ground ,you lot had 20 ultras running about selhurst saying look at us ill light another flair pathetic
Forgetting it's the home of the scum, I quite like it as a good old fashioned football ground, can't argue that there is no atmosphere, which imo has helped them in games, Liverpool a couple of seasons ago for example.think if it was my teams ground, I would be concerned that any development would impact the atmosphere.
Bit of constructive building can solve that - look at Fulham. They presumably won't need a massive capacity so it will surely be a case of just upgrading what is there?