Ground Capacity

I'm not worryed over this issue as what is going up will take 3days to build and be functional.. The wall at the top of the coppice terrace is going to be removed and a temporary permanent stand similer to blackpools old one is going in except its standing not seating.which will take the capacity way above the required 5000mk...
 
mab said:
I'm not worryed over this issue as what is going up will take 3days to build and be functional.. The wall at the top of the coppice terrace is going to be removed and a temporary permanent stand similer to blackpools old one is going in except its standing not seating.which will take the capacity way above the required 5000mk...
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yeh but is yer source known fer telling the truth mab?:confused: n if so why the hell don't they say owt?
 
mab said:
I'm not worryed over this issue as what is going up will take 3days to build and be functional.. The wall at the top of the coppice terrace is going to be removed and a temporary permanent stand similer to blackpools old one is going in except its standing not seating.which will take the capacity way above the required 5000mk...
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Will that not take it above the current height of the Coppice End ? If so doesn't it need planning permission ?
 
mab said:
Its a temporary type stand thats will be fixed permanetly.
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In other words, yet another Mickey Mouse tinpot solution.

If only we had a wealthy businessman waiting in the wings who was ready to use his resources and acumen to advance the club and perhaps even build us a new stadium. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
 
Wynonie Harris said:
In other words, yet another Mickey Mouse tinpot solution.

If only we had a wealthy businessman waiting in the wings who was ready to use his resources and acumen to advance the club and perhaps even build us a new stadium. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
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You don't want much Mr. H, do you, you have more chance of winning the lottery :confused: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
 
As you know I'm not a Stanley fan but I like to see them doing well, but I feel sorry for all you genuine fans, seems the club use the mushroom syndrome on you, feed um with bullshine(for want of a better word) and keep um in the dark. Some one once said a weeks a long time in politics, but 4 years is pushing even the FL
 
Couple of points to add to the mix.
Firstly, you don't need warm weather to knock a wall down and bolt together metal, so cold weather should not stop the work.
Secondly, as someone suggested, the work will need planning permission. Minimum time to secure that, assuming plans are already drawn, neighbours consulted, additional traffic impact assessed, etc, etc, would be 8 weeks.
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Wynonie Harris said:
Jay, I reckon you're about to find out just how it feels! ;)
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Don't think so Wyn an entirely different scenario, the real problems with a football club is money,don't think the Rovers are quite in that boat, leave that to the lies of United, Liverpool and West Ham who are in hock to the banks
 
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