Re: Stadium Development and Ground Share Thread : Wed Jul 28, 2010 8:00 am  

binks wrote:

where is that in print ?? run along troll

There's none so blind as those who will not see.
Clearly this is the only factor holding back the Glasshoughton development. Hopefully the delayed sale of WR and the council land loan and other external investments will be sufficient to solve these issues, but denying there are funding problems doesn't make them go away.
Trinity have other issues which need to resolved between the developer, stadium trust and planning authorities. Hopefully this is achievable within the timescale, we remain optimistic that they will be overcome, but there is no point in denying that they exist.

Does that make Fully and Tricky Dicky Trolls too?

Fully wrote:

Purely because the designs and full PP application would have been submitted prior to now if not. Similarly, RW would not have mentioned phasing if the full amount of money was available.

Whether that has changed over the course of the last few months, who knows?

Re: Stadium Development and Ground Share Thread : Wed Jul 28, 2010 8:14 am  

JINJER wrote:

Erm,Perpgnan's in France!Doh!

Opps caught short on the France / Spain border


If you had been this year like most Cas fans who travelled we stayed in LLoret ( No power we arrived Wed only came back on Sat) then we drove into France throu the snow to France!! Ive been the last 2 years mate i know where it is. Doh i forgot you been on google maps have ya

Re: Stadium Development and Ground Share Thread : Wed Jul 28, 2010 8:43 am  

binks wrote:

If you had been this year like most Cas fans who travelled we stayed in LLoret ( No power we arrived Wed only came back on Sat) then we drove into France throu the snow to France!! Ive been the last 2 years mate i know where it is. Doh i forgot you been on google maps have ya

sorry binksy jinjer's been for the last 5 year.

Re: Stadium Development and Ground Share Thread : Wed Jul 28, 2010 8:49 am  

chissitt wrote:

:oops: sorry binksy jinjer's been for the last 5 year.

Look troll my point was i think the Catalan venture has worked not that i thought it was in spain! that was just an attempt by jinjer to be flippant

Re: Stadium Development and Ground Share Thread : Wed Jul 28, 2010 8:53 am  

I think it's now time to forget what anyone else is doing and focus solely on our own plans. A lot of people have become far too involved (myself included at times) in what Wakefield are doing, the likelihood of them receiving planning permission and everything else. This doesn't affect us now.

What really matters is that our stadium plans move forward and we need to get behind our own club now.

If we support the club on and off the field, then we will have a better chance of achieving what we need to achieve.

Re: Stadium Development and Ground Share Thread : Wed Jul 28, 2010 9:47 am  

wakeytrin wrote:

Dewsbury addresses also have a Wakefield postcode.

Postcodes have nothing to do with a town or a council it is just were you mail goes to be sorted.

Re: Stadium Development and Ground Share Thread : Wed Jul 28, 2010 9:52 am  

Another statement, this time from Waystone: http://www.castigers.com/article.php?id=942

Another statement, this time from Waystone: http://www.castigers.com/article.php?id=942

Re: Stadium Development and Ground Share Thread : Wed Jul 28, 2010 10:15 am  

Fully wrote: Another statement, this time from Waystone: http://www.castigers.com/article.php?id=942 So, if the development doesn't go ahead, RW and now the MD of Waystone will look complete and utter idiots.............................................................................. Looking good for a new home I reckon

Fully wrote: Another statement, this time from Waystone: http://www.castigers.com/article.php?id=942 So, if the development doesn't go ahead, RW and now the MD of Waystone will look complete and utter idiots.............................................................................. Looking good for a new home I reckon

Re: Stadium Development and Ground Share Thread : Wed Jul 28, 2010 10:16 am  

Everything coming out of the club sounds positive to me.

Let's just hope we've got everyone pulling in the right direction.

If there are big holes in the funding, what are the plans for filling them?

Re: Stadium Development and Ground Share Thread : Wed Jul 28, 2010 10:20 am  

Legionited wrote:

If there are big holes in the funding, what are the plans for filling them?[/color]

Didn't RW say there's an option of building 2 or 3 sides to start with if theres short fall.

In 2 weeks time we will see the architect's plan's at the leeds game, we should know more then.
Fingers crossed.