Butts park arena? (27 Viewers)
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torchomatic
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But why is it a "SISU bluff" when it was the Rugby club who released the info and not the football club? Come on, give it a rest, just for once.
skybluegod
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It sounds like a good idea to me. Seems like 25k would be the max, but that would mean no inclusion of any extras such as the gym, lounge, retail outlets. So from that would estimate that the capacity would be about 20k, to meet in the middle for both clubs?
rupert_bear
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Bluff might be harsh but at the very least a positive response from our council will I think make our owners once and for all show their hand. Just simple maths makes you wonder £100k a year rent the Ricoh as opposed to how many million to build a new ground which may still be owned by a rugby club ! I
http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/new-coventry-city-fc-ground-8360998
New Coventry City stadium application would be supported by council
- 05:45, 31 DEC 2014
- BY SIMON GILBERT
skybluegod
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2 years ago. I'm not going to trust that now, as agendas change so lets wait and see for an up to date response.
Senior Vick from Alicante
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“Can we fit in the required number of seats? The answer is yes, subject to planning regulations, crowd flow and traffic flow requirements. It is pretty early days.
Read the article you Prick
"as agendas change"
Is that not what Reeves said to the Rugby Club when WASPs arrived?
shmmeee
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Fucking planning law doesn't though.
Do you think we live in a banana republic or something?
Otis
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No, but we do seemingly live in a banana skin republic as far as the City are concerned.
matesx
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skybluebeduff
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Can anyone see CCC giving over the freehold of The Butts over to SISU?? haha
skybluegod
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Tbh I don't understand the logistics of any of it, as tbh I don't get involved in this stuff usually.
But from my point of view a response from somebody 2 years ago, is out of date, and things change. What he said then has no bearing on what the council will do now surely?
So thanks for the nibble, no need to act like a prick
Nick
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Have they asked for it?
Nick
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Tbh I don't understand the logistics of any of it, as tbh I don't get involved in this stuff usually.
But from my point of you a response from somebody 2 years ago, is out of date, and things change. What he said then has no bearing on what the council will do now surely?
So thanks for the nibble, no need to act like a prick
so planning has been granted previously for a big stadium there, but I guess now CCFC are mentioned things might change....
skybluebeduff
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why wouldn't they?
skybluegod
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:sorry::cigar:
skybluegod
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As I said I don't really understand any of this nick, but the story about the Council trying to stop football being played there, just makes me question things i guess?
Nick
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skyblueinBaku
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The restrictive covenant that CCC reportedly want is sure to trigger a fresh round of court cases. Sisu's lawyers must be rubbing their hands with glee at the anticipation of more work.
Philosoraptor
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Someone quickly annoy Maton on Twitter and ask him if there is a business case to open up another train station on that line and for the Council to get European money again. Think its in the perfect place.
I have a terrible feeling that the hedge fund is looking for somewhere to bail out to when they launch their court action against CCC/Wasps !? They won't spend any money redeveloping more than to legal requirements. This is another ground move in the offing only somewhat closer ?! They won't be happy until they have completely destroyed the football club and exhausted all legal avenues. The football league should finally show some balls and step in !
Nick
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they need to be asked why they would want to stop it.
After all, if football can't be played there it would screw Cov Utd too!
Skyblueweeman
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Well well well...Mr Reid appears to be Johnny on the Money again, eh?!
If true, then I'd much rather this than have to wait for another 249 years before we had a chance of owning the Ricoh. It's a long, long way off and if it happen, we'd probably need to be at the Ricoh for another 4 years or so meaning they could screw us more for an additional 2 years.
I guess it's unlikely but something to cling on to. At least it's come from a neutral source and it's not a Microsoft Paint number knocked up by some IT graduate on behalf of the club.
Never a dull day with CCFC...
If true, then I'd much rather this than have to wait for another 249 years before we had a chance of owning the Ricoh. It's a long, long way off and if it happen, we'd probably need to be at the Ricoh for another 4 years or so meaning they could screw us more for an additional 2 years.
I guess it's unlikely but something to cling on to. At least it's come from a neutral source and it's not a Microsoft Paint number knocked up by some IT graduate on behalf of the club.
Never a dull day with CCFC...
It said professional football
chiefdave
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Had a trawl through the old thread and found them
The Den has a 20,146 capacity.
20,520 capacity at the Liberty Stadium.
dongonzalos
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Like the idea of it
Apart from the maximum only ever been 25k
What if one day we are owned by people who do have the capability to get us to the premiership?
It would be perfect if their was a way to extend to 30k
Apart from the maximum only ever been 25k
What if one day we are owned by people who do have the capability to get us to the premiership?
It would be perfect if their was a way to extend to 30k
Nick
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jimmyhillsfanclub
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What "interest" is there left for the council to protect?
.....wankers
.....wankers
SkyBlueZack
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Would it be possible to buy the park land? Then maybe relocate it to the Butts retreat site? Would give more room for manouevre.