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10 minutes ago, tgarve said:

I mean we literally know nothing about the final plans and anything is a positive but be a miserable prick if you want to be ??

 

What's with the attitude like? Someone had posted a concept and I've commented that or would be disappointing if we couldn't touch the East Stand as that would stop it being an elite level stadium in my opinion.

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19 minutes ago, huss9 said:

i'm more worried about the reduced capacity for a couple of years whilst its rebuilt.

 

If it's just Gallowgate extension you wouldn't have to. You could do a large amount of the work while the existing is place - then complete during off season like Liverpool did. Only likely a small period of time with reduced capacity.

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1 minute ago, ponsaelius said:

 

If it's just Gallowgate extension you wouldn't have to. You could do a large amount of the work while the existing is place - then complete during off season like Liverpool did. Only likely a small period of time with reduced capacity.

maybe some corporate work in the milburn also?

 

 

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14 minutes ago, tgarve said:

It’s honestly pathetic 

most miserable fan base on the planet at times


owners who have practically saved our club want to rebuild the ground after developing a huge fan park and funding improvements all over the place.

 

Lad sitting at home ‘ not good enough ‘ 

It's probably the only opportunity to seriously develop the stadium and a major part of the club and city for a generation or more. Can't blame people for wanting to get it right and make their view heard. It's not a criticism of the owners; if anything it's about trying to help them spend their money more wisely.

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Just now, 80 said:

It's probably the only opportunity to seriously develop the stadium and a major part of the club and city for a generation or more. Can't blame people for wanting to get it right and make their view heard. It's not a criticism of the owners; if anything it's about trying to help them spend their money more wisely.

part of me thinks that too.

one chance to really go for it rather than cram as much as we can into the current stadium/site.

also no affect on capacity whilst new one is being built.

 

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4 minutes ago, r0cafella said:

Yea absolutely, for me though if we take an option which still requires extensive balloting at the end of it we’ve failed in what we should have been trying achieve. 


If you are the club though - and we can argue the rights and wrongs of this as a fan base, they’ll be looking at price elasticity with respect of demand. And a lot of the survey seemed to be teasing that out ‘would you pay more for xx’. If there’s an additional 15k general ballot tickets can we sell those at the existing pricing? A lot depends on what’s happening on the pitch.

 

But let’s wait and see, assume they’ll announce something close season as it gets towards planning.

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2 minutes ago, leffe186 said:


As long as you put us where we’re supposed to be I’ll be happy.

 

If the plans include any significant changes to the Leazes End, I wonder if the PL will force away fans to be moved to the lower tier?

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1 minute ago, timeEd32 said:

 

If the plans include any significant changes to the Leazes End, I wonder if the PL will force away fans to be moved to the lower tier?

 

Create a level 8 above where they are and stick them there, give us 3,000 more season tickets where they currently are. 

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Wondering if another tier or at least half tier of height could be added to the East Stand with a new glass roof - the additional bit could be primarily glass and used for corporate (boxes) and/or media freeing up that space elsewhere for additional seating, alongside the additional capacity we'd get from the new Gallowgate/Milburn corner and the extra tier on the Gallowgate. Might be able to get close to 65,000?

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1 minute ago, timeEd32 said:

 

If the plans include any significant changes to the Leazes End, I wonder if the PL will force away fans to be moved to the lower tier?

 

Surprised they haven't already tbh. We proved back in 2010 that we could safely accommodate away fans in the Leazes West Corner in levels 2 and 4 when we allowed 3,300 Arsenal fans to go there for a League Cup match. I think they spilled into the Leazes central section a bit but we don't have to give away teams quite as many tickets for standard league games.

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Just now, Optimistic Nut said:

 

Create a level 8 above where they are and stick them there, give us 3,000 more season tickets where they currently are. 


You already get special dispensation. Don’t be a dick :lol:

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1 minute ago, timeEd32 said:

 

If the plans include any significant changes to the Leazes End, I wonder if the PL will force away fans to be moved to the lower tier?

It isn’t really the PL’s decision.

 

All depends on whether the local SAG decide whether any structural changes that get made subsequently make it ‘safe’ for away fans to located lower down.

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11 minutes ago, Wallsendmag said:

 

What's with the attitude like? Someone had posted a concept and I've commented that or would be disappointing if we couldn't touch the East Stand as that would stop it being an elite level stadium in my opinion.

I wonder if they can do summit with the east stand like 

seems mad to turn down the other ideas without it being quite a huge change

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Assuming Edwards has been briefed here this does not say 'just stick a new section on the back of the Gallowgate' to me...

 

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with architects offering a range of options to dramatically increase the capacity to more than 60,000, as well as modernise facilities inside the stadium.

 

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described as one of the most ambitious stadium rebuilds seen in this country

 

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The idea now is to create a large, modern, multi-purpose venue that, as well as giving the football club one of the most spectacular and innovative stadiums in the country to play in, can also be used to host concerts and other sporting events.

 

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