HELP Horsham FC GET A NEW GROUND

[Puppet Master]

Shouldn't the second link be removed? :/

 

[Hotchilidog]

Signed.

 

[Landgull]

Signed for your new home. Good luck.

 

[The Oldman]

Done. Good luck.Use to live in Horsham in the glory days of Horsham FC

 

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

Horsham were a great little team once upon a time with a healthy support but rank bad management. They over paid their players and ran up huge debts (for a small club) only themselves to blame.

Having been brought up in Horsham and knowing the full circumstances not sure I'm willing to support, sorry.

Seems a tad harsh to me. The paragraph one criteria could also be applied to the Albion, and well before Archer, Stanley and Bellotti etc rolled into town.

 

[TSB]

Shouldn't the second link be removed? :/

Yep. Bollocks to impartiality-this is NSC, home of Partisan vote rigging.
965 for vs 364 against, btw.

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

who gives a toss about a little team from some small Sussex village?









Oh yeah



Seriously, good luck Horsham, a fantastic advert for the local game at our place (we lead 4-1, but were soon 5-4 down, but equalised in the last minute)

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

Only 3 more YES votes needed.

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

I was a Ball-Boy at Horsham FC in the late 60s, crappy red tracksuit (never worked out why) with Tony Smiths Sports on the back. Anyway off to sign up now

 

[Mowgli37]

Signed, I go as often as I can to Gorings Mead, would be brilliant for Horsham to have a home once more.

 

[Pondicherry]

This is not as straightforward as some would make out. I played football for Royal & Sun Alliance in the West Sussex Leagues at what is now the Holbrook club. They ran 5 football teams, a rugby team and a cricket team out of that site (two football pitches, 1 rugby, cricket square and hockey pitch plus tennis courts snooker and rifle range indoor sports hall, gym). When Horsham football club bought the site from RSA they essentially wanted to build a football stadium and some housing over some of these local facilities.

Luckily this never stood a chance of getting planning permission as the site has never been previously designated for housing. It has always been earmarked for use as a sports club. Horsham football club was then left with no ground of its own and a sports club they could not develop. This now seems to be a cut down version of the former plan but does not change the fact that local sports facilities are being built on. These facilities are well used by people throughout Sussex.

Its a no from me.

 

[MarioOrlandi]

Signed, you know it was not so long ago we were asking people to sign a petition for a new ground!