Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Why are people still so negative about this whole project? I just don't get it
I am not sure people are.
However it has been going on a while now.
Why are people still so negative about this whole project? I just don't get it
Who mentioned in the first place that the Falmer saga should not be scrutinised?
Anyone who does show the slightests concernt for the delays will be shot down in flames as a bad fan who does not understand the problems the club is facing.
In reality those who are concerned are no less of a fan just perhaps not blindly putting their faith in those behind a project already 11 years old...
Agree i think it should be very much under scrutiny, And it is by a lot of people on here and elsewhere as well.
I still have faith in it being open by the first game of 2010/2011 season
Why are people still so negative about this whole project? I just don't get it
Some people are just having a good whinge about the current shambles. Thousands of others just disappeared without a moan. The people currently moaning are at least showing some concern.
Withdean is currently hiding the fact that the club has very few fans left. Falmer, should it ever be built, will not change that because it will be just as hard to get into Falmer as it is Withdean.
Withdean is currently hiding the fact that the club has very few fans left. Falmer, should it ever be built, will not change that because it will be just as hard to get into Falmer as it is Withdean.
Er... no-one - or hardly anyone - has said that.
The main bone of contention is that one or two feel that this is stadium is never going to get built, and that you can blame Martin Perry for that, a man whose agenda is seemingly to drag this out as long as possible in order to continue taking a salary.
As for delays, the vast majority (including myself) are expecting them, and are prepared for it.
Not on this thread no, but on MANY others people have got very touchy over criticism of the board over the Falmer issue.
I don't think anyone necessarily believes Perry is stringing this out for personal gain, what I think is more of a reality though is that he has perhaps not done things as quickly as he could have.
But, I guess we will never know whether someone different in Perry's position may have delivered the ground sooner.
Not having an in-depth knowledge of the process or being privvy to the club's business records etc probably not in the best position to give examples...
But then who on here really does have in-depth knowledge of these things?
Sorry, you're going to have explain that last part to me.
Oh, and are you going to answer my question of a couple of pages ago?
I think we just have to accept that gaining planning permission for a project of this size in a designated AONB is a monstrously difficult and prolongued process. And in fairness, perhaps it bloody well SHOULD be difficult, otherwise we'd be losing swathes of genuinely valuable AONB's and open countryside to the planners.