Evidently you didn't have room for the now destroyed North Stand.
Don't know where you heard that??
Would have fit perfectly.
Unfortunatley our financiers prefered another option.
As always we repect those with the money![]()
Evidently you didn't have room for the now destroyed North Stand.
Don't know where you heard that??
Would have fit perfectly.
Unfortunatley our financiers prefered another option.
As always we repect those with the money![]()
From one of your main officials who came to CP to collect the sprikler system.
Unfortunatley our financiers prefered another option.
As always we repect those with the money![]()

so are we going to be in league 2 next season ??????? no players.no stand up grade..
The answer to that will be yes Grimps IMHO the crown ground will be up to league standards and JC will have worked wonders to assemble a team to be proud of 
not at the end of next season Grimps...............League 1. keep the faith.so are we going to be in league 2 next season ??????? no players.no stand up grade..

From one of your main officials who came to CP to collect the sprikler system.
Sorry CC, you've got the wrong man.
I wasn't part of the sprinkler collecting team. What those people said I'm not party to.
My last visit was to CP in late April to measure + inspect the North Stand.
Unfortunatley our financiers prefered another option.
the nothing option?
plus blackpool are keeping the crap stand. for 1 year
We can all hope Jeff.
Surely Blackpool will have to finish that stadium before they start the Premier League??
A new temporary stand will be erected at Blackpool FC's Bloomfield Road stadium in readiness for next season.
The Seasiders have been told they must make changes to their ground in order to meet Premier League requirements.
The temporary stand will contain 5,070 seats, taking Bloomfield Road's capacity to over 16,000, and will also house press facilities.
Chairman Karl Oyston told the Blackpool Gazette: "The key is that the East Stand is ready for the start of the season and we will be doing everything we can to make sure it's ready for action.
"We've looked at every scenario from the option of a more permanent structure to a temporary one.
"The solution we have arrived at gives us the best answer to most of our problems and will allow us to get supporters in the ground for the beginning of the season."
The chairman dismissed the rumours that the old away stand is to be sold to League Two side Accrington Stanley.
Oyston said: "The intention is for the East Stand to be stored, then placed at our new training facility and used for youth and reserve team games. There is a requirement for seating at those matches."
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