Re: Forget Newmarket : Fri Dec 09, 2011 9:58 pm  

bigalf wrote:

The Clans version of Fully Funded:-

Yes saw that makes sense in a way, figures stack up more

Re: Forget Newmarket : Fri Dec 09, 2011 11:01 pm  

bigalf wrote:

The Clans version of Fully Funded:-

"Cat is out of the Bag"!

Yes but that is without any grants whatsoever. There is high confidence that a large amount of funding can be sourced, but until there are concrete plans, i.e. full PP, applications cannot formally be made. But don't think for a minute talks with people in high places haven't already happened.

Re: Forget Newmarket : Sat Dec 10, 2011 1:07 am  

bigalf wrote:

The Clans version of Fully Funded:-

"Cat is out of the Bag"!

It makes perfect sense doesn't it?

Given Sir Rodder's track record of delivering stadia, I wouldn't be too worried that if the PI goes the right way and with YC's 106 agreement in place to fund the build as per the detail Clan has provided, that a significant amount of grant funding could be attracted to finish the job. I also have it on good authority that a very large organisation has taken an option for naming rights on the stadium if it materialises, so that will be another bonus.

All the jigsaw pieces are on the table - just need Fat Eric to give us the nod and they can begin to be put together.

Alternatively, LCC will win the day and WTW will go down the shitter.

Re: Forget Newmarket : Sat Dec 10, 2011 9:56 am  

bigalf wrote: The Clans version of Fully Funded:- "Cat is out of the Bag"! Something to clutch at on them dark nights Alfie!

bigalf wrote: The Clans version of Fully Funded:- "Cat is out of the Bag"! Something to clutch at on them dark nights Alfie!

Re: Forget Newmarket : Sat Dec 10, 2011 12:00 pm  

deeHell wrote:

Something to clutch at on them dark nights Alfie!

Thanks!

Re: Forget Newmarket : Sat Dec 10, 2011 8:54 pm  

pyeman wrote:

Like most neutral fans who make similar comments you don't seem to understand where the funding is coming from, the council aren't funding either n(if we had the same level of assistance that fax, leigh, widnes, fc, donny etc had got from there councils at least one team would already have a new ground) so there is no council money to run out. And yes your right if either team doesn't get a new stadium there in big trouble, especially wakefield as they don't own bv and would struggle to pay the rent in the lower leagues which is why why the these new stadiums are vital, welcome to the wonderful world of franchising.

The council did NOT fund the LSV , It was grants and private investment , the council agreed to underwrite the project , but didn't need to contribute any cash