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ExLandlord HUFC · 27-10-2006, 13:33

"whats changed in the land of sheep sha gging and inter family marriage, same old inter breed were better then you"

....and you're concerned about the quality of the banter?

Give me strength.

For the record, the covered terrace to which you refer is not "condemmed" it simply is subject to regular safety checks which cost money. It is simply not worth getting a certificate issued every time the ground is open particularly when our seated accommadation is a pound or two cheaper than most League two clubs charge to stand...and there are no pillars in the seated area. There are support pillars in the standing area. However, this area holds around 450 and rarely accommadates more than 200 or so visiting fans. Now then, if you want to stand behind a piller, that's up to you but most intelligent people wouldn't.

Have you considered the possiblity that a bit less radio coverage might actually encourage fans to go to the games? The media facilities at Edgar Street comply with the league rules. It is also worth mentioning that The League sold the rites to live broadcast to PremTV and maybe we are trying to support the League contract rather than undermine it?

27-10-2006, 13:33	#16
ExLandlord HUFC Full Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 104 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 874	Re: Thankyou very much Hereford... "whats changed in the land of sheep sha gging and inter family marriage, same old inter breed were better then you" ....and you're concerned about the quality of the banter? Give me strength. For the record, the covered terrace to which you refer is not "condemmed" it simply is subject to regular safety checks which cost money. It is simply not worth getting a certificate issued every time the ground is open particularly when our seated accommadation is a pound or two cheaper than most League two clubs charge to stand...and there are no pillars in the seated area. There are support pillars in the standing area. However, this area holds around 450 and rarely accommadates more than 200 or so visiting fans. Now then, if you want to stand behind a piller, that's up to you but most intelligent people wouldn't. Have you considered the possiblity that a bit less radio coverage might actually encourage fans to go to the games? The media facilities at Edgar Street comply with the league rules. It is also worth mentioning that The League sold the rites to live broadcast to PremTV and maybe we are trying to support the League contract rather than undermine it?