Mr Banana
Tedious chump
You're right, it's not like there's an interesting history to tell or 20,000 people going past the doors on a regular basis.
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Has the stadium museum been ditched indefinitely?
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You're right, it's not like there's an interesting history to tell or 20,000 people going past the doors on a regular basis.
There are a lot of people passionate about football history and trivia.
I would imagine that for many other people it would be an interesting part of a wider stadium tour.
I would imagine that for many other people it would be an interesting part of a wider stadium tour.
I would say at this moment in time, the extra seats are slightly more important, also getting the northeast, northwest corners done now is great foresight from the club. Then once the building work is 100% complete, probably sometime 2013, the museum will be back on track and make the stadium tour more unique.
The Large One
Who's Next?
Well, that's not the case.
Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
Me and the Missus went on the Stamford Bridge Tour back in May, before the FA Trophy Final. Their Museum is fantastic, it has Interactive 3D facilities. Even a Goalscoring facility, where you try and kick the ball into holes with Points above them, I think the record was 27! There was also a choose a shirt Interactive Button, where the shirts spin around and you press the Button and it stops on what shirt you want to have a look at. find out who played in them and what season etc. one of the best Football Museum I've been to, as well we went to the Liverpool Museum before the 6-1 lost.
AZ Gull
@SeagullsAcademy @seagullsacademy.bsky.social
Wow, I couldn't agree less. I think The History Man has done an awesome job setting the wheels in motion to create the Albion Collectors' and Historians' Society a number of years ago, dedicated to preserving the history of the club with a view to having things to display in a museum if the club ever built a permanent new stadium. Each to their own, I guess.
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
This. If we are talking Tim Carder, he is a legend in his own time.
AZ Gull
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We are, and he is.
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clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
With all due respect, that is absolute bollocks.
I may be guilty of talking about this stuff whilst wearing my rose-tinted anorak, but surely, this is an UNBELIEVABLE thing to have at our stadium.
Part of supporting a football club is having a feeling for the tradition and history of a club. Most clubs have a massive story to tell and usually, this is done via a few diehards who collect the memorabilia, like programmes, photos, newspaper cuttings and anything else you can think of. The downside of this is that all this memorabilia is usually squirrelled away in people's houses and it's almost impossible to get any sort of perspective on it.
Due to the quite frankly incredible efforts of Tim Carder and the Musuem Committee, we WILL have our history presented in a way that fans of the club, new and old, can have a look at and see some amazing items from our past gathered together in one place. People have come forward with items which they have donated and the Collectors and Historians Society have masses of material that will be in the museum.
Due to a number of issues, mainly surrounding the availability of space, the project has taken much longer that anyone thought to bring to fruition. Tim's efforts in not letting this go cannot be underestimated and the result will be something that we can all be proud of.
I cannot wait.
Titus
Come on!
It's now hoped that it'll be open before Easter.
I was told it will be towards xmas time before it opensOr are the plans still on going? Not heard about this lately and with all the building work that has been going on this summer wondered what the situation is.
Seems a shame if a large new stadium has been built and no place available for the museum.
APACHE
LONGTIME DIEHARD
A few years ago I was lucky to see some of the things they have and since then a lot more has been added, some of this is really amazing and when the museum does open it really will be a must-see for all Albion fans.
From the latest 'Albion Chronicle'
"At long last the museum is coming together. The Albion have engaged an experienced 'heritage development company' to work on the detailed design, who are already coming up with innovative ways of displaying objects and stories within the museum,
The museum should certainly be open before the season is out. January/February was the original goal, but March/April is more realistic, if we want to really do justice to the content."
This is a VERY exciting project.
"At long last the museum is coming together. The Albion have engaged an experienced 'heritage development company' to work on the detailed design, who are already coming up with innovative ways of displaying objects and stories within the museum,
The museum should certainly be open before the season is out. January/February was the original goal, but March/April is more realistic, if we want to really do justice to the content."
This is a VERY exciting project.
SurreySeagulls
Well-known member
We have waited 100+ years so a few more weeks/months to make sure we have something we can all be proud of won't hurt and something I know my 9 year will love. He is big into history
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Titus
Come on!
I had a look in there this morning, they were putting down floor coverings.