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Post by Deleted on Apr 10, 2018 1:45:45 GMT
Looking forward to meeting our new owners from across the pond in the summer   Much closer to home Whats the timescale for our new closer to home owners to take over then? Very simple question for an insider to answer. |
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Post by Henbury Gas on Apr 10, 2018 5:20:41 GMT
Whats the timescale for our new closer to home owners to take over then? Very simple question for an insider to answer. Is today the day ? |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 10, 2018 6:04:42 GMT
Rumour has it that were doing a refub in the clubhouse bar. We use to have bands after games remember in particular a female soul singer she was qaulity. Bar use to stay open till 9pm. along with a roof above the east terrace, retaining the terracing at the front, a big screen at South end and possibly a roof over the away end. |
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Post by oldgas on Apr 10, 2018 7:10:17 GMT
Its a joint development between Bristol Sports and Venky Brothers using Rusky money. That'll be a Gas! |
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Post by lpgas on Apr 10, 2018 11:14:03 GMT
I think the way to go is to build the main stand on the car park, then bit by bit move the ground over. If you have 7k in the main stand, along with 5k at a new north stand, 6k in a new west stand an 1600 in the south stand. It gives to 19500. Yes you lose the half car park but you gain vehicle access on the other side. beneath the West and North stands you could have shops or perhaps community things
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Post by Jomo on Apr 10, 2018 11:21:55 GMT
I think the way to go is to build the main stand on the car park, then bit by bit move the ground over. If you have 7k in the main stand, along with 5k at a new north stand, 6k in a new west stand an 1600 in the south stand. It gives to 19500. Yes you lose the half car park but you gain vehicle access on the other side. beneath the West and North stands you could have shops or perhaps community things Agreed I think something along these lines would be the best way of utilising the footprint, if we proceed with full scale Mem redevelopment. I'd quite like one of the stands to be 2-tier, rather than a bland "bowl-style" design. But then, beggars can't be choosey! |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 10, 2018 11:25:45 GMT
I think the way to go is to build the main stand on the car park, then bit by bit move the ground over. If you have 7k in the main stand, along with 5k at a new north stand, 6k in a new west stand an 1600 in the south stand. It gives to 19500. Yes you lose the half car park but you gain vehicle access on the other side. beneath the West and North stands you could have shops or perhaps community things Agreed I think something along these lines would be the best way of utilising the footprint, if we proceed with full scale Mem redevelopment. I'd quite like one of the stands to be 2-tier, rather than a bland "bowl-style" design. But then, beggars can't be choosey! There will not be a full-scale Mem redevelopment. It's not financially viable. |
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Post by baggins on Apr 10, 2018 12:30:41 GMT
Agreed I think something along these lines would be the best way of utilising the footprint, if we proceed with full scale Mem redevelopment. I'd quite like one of the stands to be 2-tier, rather than a bland "bowl-style" design. But then, beggars can't be choosey! There will not be a full-scale Mem redevelopment. It's not financially viable. Any particular reason? |
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Post by Henbury Gas on Apr 10, 2018 13:18:04 GMT
There will not be a full-scale Mem redevelopment. It's not financially viable. Any particular reason? Pastie sales are down |
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Post by countygroundhotel on Apr 10, 2018 13:25:03 GMT
I think the way to go is to build the main stand on the car park, then bit by bit move the ground over. If you have 7k in the main stand, along with 5k at a new north stand, 6k in a new west stand an 1600 in the south stand. It gives to 19500. Yes you lose the half car park but you gain vehicle access on the other side. beneath the West and North stands you could have shops or perhaps community things Didn't NH have that plan in between moving to Cheltenham and signing a contract with Sainsbury? |
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Post by bluestone on Apr 10, 2018 13:33:11 GMT
Ah yes but I've heard sausage roll sales are up! |
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Post by gaslife on Apr 10, 2018 14:53:37 GMT
Agreed I think something along these lines would be the best way of utilising the footprint, if we proceed with full scale Mem redevelopment. I'd quite like one of the stands to be 2-tier, rather than a bland "bowl-style" design. But then, beggars can't be choosey! There will not be a full-scale Mem redevelopment. It's not financially viable. Even if planning permission for such a monstrosity without parking provision in a high density residential area were possible – and just because similar was passed previously does not mean it will be given now or in the future – I doubt anyone in their right mind (especially the Al Qadi bankers) would invest so much money for such a half-baked result. Also, the Bristol planners would consider that having rejected an amazing site including parking, free of charge with planning permission, Rovers’ fussy owners should not be allowed the opportunity to annoy the Horfield neighbourhood with an entirely inappropriate development and perpetual match day chaos. |
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Post by abbeygas on Apr 10, 2018 15:26:58 GMT
There will not be a full-scale Mem redevelopment. It's not financially viable. Even if planning permission for such a monstrosity without parking provision in a high density residential area were possible – and just because similar was passed previously does not mean it will be given now or in the future – I doubt anyone in their right mind (especially the Al Qadi bankers) would invest so much money for such a half-baked result. Also, the Bristol planners would consider that having rejected an amazing site including parking, free of charge with planning permission, Rovers’ fussy owners should not be allowed the opportunity to annoy the Horfield neighbourhood with an entirely inappropriate development and perpetual match day chaos. Are you Jamie Carstairs and do I win a prize?  |
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Post by Jomo on Apr 10, 2018 16:33:25 GMT
There will not be a full-scale Mem redevelopment. It's not financially viable. Even if planning permission for such a monstrosity without parking provision in a high density residential area were possible – and just because similar was passed previously does not mean it will be given now or in the future – I doubt anyone in their right mind (especially the Al Qadi bankers) would invest so much money for such a half-baked result. Also, the Bristol planners would consider that having rejected an amazing site including parking, free of charge with planning permission, Rovers’ fussy owners should not be allowed the opportunity to annoy the Horfield neighbourhood with an entirely inappropriate development and perpetual match day chaos. Live in Horfield by any chance? |
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Post by peterhooper57 on Apr 10, 2018 16:47:19 GMT
There will not be a full-scale Mem redevelopment. It's not financially viable. Even if planning permission for such a monstrosity without parking provision in a high density residential area were possible – and just because similar was passed previously does not mean it will be given now or in the future – I doubt anyone in their right mind (especially the Al Qadi bankers) would invest so much money for such a half-baked result. Also, the Bristol planners would consider that having rejected an amazing site including parking, free of charge with planning permission, Rovers’ fussy owners should not be allowed the opportunity to annoy the Horfield neighbourhood with an entirely inappropriate development and perpetual match day chaos. You are the type of person who is holding Bristol back, why the sixth biggest city in the country has no metro and or arena. Go to Newcastle and they have everything, including a fantastic 56,0000 seater stadium right in the middle of their city centre, that is what Horfield needs, a state of the art multipurpose stadium. Match day chaos, feeble inappropriate *********. Utg |
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Post by Topper Gas on Apr 10, 2018 16:52:37 GMT
Even if planning permission for such a monstrosity without parking provision in a high density residential area were possible – and just because similar was passed previously does not mean it will be given now or in the future – I doubt anyone in their right mind (especially the Al Qadi bankers) would invest so much money for such a half-baked result. Also, the Bristol planners would consider that having rejected an amazing site including parking, free of charge with planning permission, Rovers’ fussy owners should not be allowed the opportunity to annoy the Horfield neighbourhood with an entirely inappropriate development and perpetual match day chaos. You are the type of person who is holding Bristol back, why the sixth biggest city in the country has no metro and or arena. Go to Newcastle and they have everything, including a fantastic 56,0000 seater stadium right in the middle of their city centre, that is what Horfield needs, a state of the art multipurpose stadium. Match day chaos, feeble inappropriate *********. Utg Horfield might need it but the Mem site is totally unsuitable for such a stadium, hence why the previous owners never built one even after they obtained planning permission. |
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Post by windy1 on Apr 10, 2018 16:56:24 GMT
You are the type of person who is holding Bristol back, why the sixth biggest city in the country has no metro and or arena. Go to Newcastle and they have everything, including a fantastic 56,0000 seater stadium right in the middle of their city centre, that is what Horfield needs, a state of the art multipurpose stadium. Match day chaos, feeble inappropriate *********. Utg Horfield might need it but the Mem site is totally unsuitable for such a stadium, hence why the previous owners never built one even after they obtained planning permission. Is it unsuitable because it's close to your house and may affect it's value? |
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Post by South Stand Ultra on Apr 10, 2018 16:56:39 GMT
Just have a look at gaslifes previous posts....
Enough said.
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Post by Okebournegas on Apr 10, 2018 17:06:38 GMT
Even if planning permission for such a monstrosity without parking provision in a high density residential area were possible – and just because similar was passed previously does not mean it will be given now or in the future – I doubt anyone in their right mind (especially the Al Qadi bankers) would invest so much money for such a half-baked result. Also, the Bristol planners would consider that having rejected an amazing site including parking, free of charge with planning permission, Rovers’ fussy owners should not be allowed the opportunity to annoy the Horfield neighbourhood with an entirely inappropriate development and perpetual match day chaos. You are the type of person who is holding Bristol back, why the sixth biggest city in the country has no metro and or arena. Go to Newcastle and they have everything, including a fantastic 56,0000 seater stadium right in the middle of their city centre, that is what Horfield needs, a state of the art multipurpose stadium. Match day chaos, feeble inappropriate *********. Utg Going to write something similar, Bristol continues to be held back by people not wanting anything built , they love a good old protest. |
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Post by Wimborne Gas on Apr 10, 2018 17:07:47 GMT
Just have a look at gaslifes previous posts.... Enough said. What a cheerful read!  |
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