Really felt you made that your own !in life after love
I can feel something inside me say
I really don't think you're strong enough,
Now
Do you believe in life after love
I can feel something inside me say
I really don't think you're strong enough,
Now
What am I supposed to do
Sit around and wait for you
And I can't do that
There's no turning back
I need time to move on
I need love to feel strong
'Cause I've had time to think it through
And maybe I'm too good for you Ohh Oh
Do you believe in life after love
I can feel something inside me say
I really don't think you're strong enough,
Now
Do you believe in life after love
I can feel something inside me say
I really don't think you're strong enough,
Now
But I know that I'll get through this
'Cause I know that I am strong
I don't need you anymore
Oh I don't need you anymore I don't need you anymore
No I don't need you anymore
CHORUS repeat to fade
Really felt you made that your own !
It's a "YES" from me.
In the past I was one that said its stupid and pointless building a new stadium outside of the City. I felt SISU may have struggled to get genuine support for it.
Now the other parties have set it up for them nicely. So surely if they are genuine, now is the time to show it?
I've said since day one that if the club genuinely feels the Ricoh isnunsustainable then we should build a new ground, ideally in the city centre. Unfortunately the club have had several chances to prove they're not full of hot air and failed at every one.
If SISU are telling the truth about this surely now is the time to press ahead with these plans. People can hardly complain if they say......
In y if they are genuine, now is the time to show it?
That's the problem. Truth. Genuine.
I think the bigger problem is that because SISU have that problem, people suddenly think they are the only ones with it.
I can't believe some people are so dismissive of BPA and would almost rather it be out of town.
BPA is viable in that you CAN build it up to 25,000, and they'd still be room for a separate student accommodation building and on site parking for several hundred cars. The site appears deceptively small, but actually is bigger than most realise. I think those of us who remember the old Butts stadium with the cycling track will testify to that, but it is tight yes, but that is a good thing imo. So what are the obstacles? Political? For sure, but any more so than building on green-belt on the edge of town? Is 25,000 not big enough? Perhaps, and then there is the issue of the academy. But tell me, why is it so important to have the stadium and academy on one site? It doesn't happen elsewhere. Crucially, you would actually get bigger crowds at a central site than some bleak and windswept middle of nowhere effort. Anyone who has been to Colchester will know that it is soul-destroying.
The other key fact is that BPA would be driven forward by CRFC and it would be their planning application - that is crucial. It would also be much much cheaper to develop BPA - no (or minimal) land acquisition costs, no new infrastructure to speak of (aside from maybe building on the railway embankment to create new access to Albany Road), but all minimal.
It is by far the more viable proposition imo, and I think we should get fully behind it. I feel we will at least see plans for it, and when we do a lot of people will warm to the idea.
I can't believe some people are so dismissive of BPA and would almost rather it be out of town.
BPA is viable in that you CAN build it up to 25,000, and they'd still be room for a separate student accommodation building and on site parking for several hundred cars. The site appears deceptively small, but actually is bigger than most realise. I think those of us who remember the old Butts stadium with the cycling track will testify to that, but it is tight yes, but that is a good thing imo. So what are the obstacles? Political? For sure, but any more so than building on green-belt on the edge of town? Is 25,000 not big enough? Perhaps, and then there is the issue of the academy. But tell me, why is it so important to have the stadium and academy on one site? It doesn't happen elsewhere. Crucially, you would actually get bigger crowds at a central site than some bleak and windswept middle of nowhere effort. Anyone who has been to Colchester will know that it is soul-destroying.
The other key fact is that BPA would be driven forward by CRFC and it would be their planning application - that is crucial. It would also be much much cheaper to develop BPA - no (or minimal) land acquisition costs, no new infrastructure to speak of (aside from maybe building on the railway embankment to create new access to Albany Road), but all minimal.
It is by far the more viable proposition imo, and I think we should get fully behind it. I feel we will at least see plans for it, and when we do a lot of people will warm to the idea.
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