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Palace scrap stadium plans
- Thread starter gripper stebson
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Glenn-Murray
Banned
- Jun 24, 2011
- 1,808
Nobody will trust Simon Jordan again. CPFC2010 are completely different - we haven't struggled at all to find companies to work with so far
Unless of course we're planning to screw Sainsburys over and they're blissfully ignorant?
brightonrock
Dodgy Hamstrings
- Jan 1, 2008
- 2,482
On a separate note, is this what the whole summer is going to be like? Palace infecting NSC like the plague trying to persuade us that everything we know about them is wrong, missing the point that we don't give a shit what they think? Why are they all so eager to 'teach' us about their joke of a club? I don't remember anyone asking, just pointing and laughing at the gift that keeps on giving. It's f***ing boring. If only there was a Palace version of NSC where Palace could talk about Palace...
Glenn-Murray
Banned
- Jun 24, 2011
- 1,808
Considering a lot of people lost their homes and everything they have worked for, I don't really find the riots that funny. You lot seem to find it hilarious, but get a bit touchy when someone brings up the alleged... err... "misbehavior" of Lewis Dunk and chums.
We're a club on the up with these guys in charge, even though you might like to think we're sinking down to where you've been for most of my lifetime
Sorry, we've never been shithouse and smalltime enough to have EIGHT fans turn up to meet players and the owners.
philsussex
New member
Oh sorry.
Did they? How's that, did they own a house and not insure it (as per the conditions of their mortgage policy)?
I'm not touchy about that, but the forum has taken the sensible approach of letting people talk about the facts, not rumours.
Red'n'Blue
New member
- Jan 6, 2011
- 1,626
This. Cpfc2010 even said it. As part of Spurs plans they were going to re-build the Track up at CPP. Cpfc2010 wanted to stop this.
philsussex
New member
Do you think there was ever any real intention of building a new stadium? The pictures in the plans looked liked they lacked any real detail to me.
Red'n'Blue
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- Jan 6, 2011
- 1,626
From Cpfc or Spurs?
philsussex
New member
From CPFC
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
Very good
In all seriousness, it was very good. Alan Davies was fantastic, Jo Brand was... her usual self, Sean Locke was good, and a couple of local guys who I'd seen on BBC a few times. A very enjoyable evening apart from the Magners being 7 POUNDS per pint.
Nice to see the price of Magners being sold at a price only Zaha could afford
Red'n'Blue
New member
- Jan 6, 2011
- 1,626
Yes. It was always going to be hard to get a new stadium there. It makes sense to go back there. I knew it was never going to happen. A new stadium at Selhurst will do me.
philsussex
New member
I imagine some redevelopment of Selhurst is essential. I cannot understand how the Arthur Wait stand can be issued with a safety certificate. That stand is a disaster waiting to happen.
Red'n'Blue
New member
- Jan 6, 2011
- 1,626
Main Stand is the worst. Arthur Wait is sinking, basement of the holmesdale is flooded and parts of the holmesdale have no electricity (its our newest stand).
philsussex
New member
Blimey. Makes Withdean sound good.
Can you make an insurance claim for several thousand pounds of improvements?
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Do you have confidence that your owners are genuine? I know Mr. Murray does but he shows levels of conviction and dedication to the cause that most North Korean dictators can only wish for in their followers.
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
or, failing that, Wimbledon!
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,876
I seem to recall reading that they can relatively easily rotate, if they get hold of one of the car parks (behind the main stand?)and buy (and knock down) a few houses.
I think it would be good to see a football stadium in an historic and residential area being rebuilt. There is something about walking through back streets after a game.
I think it would be good to see a football stadium in an historic and residential area being rebuilt. There is something about walking through back streets after a game.