Re: Our club gets it wrong again : Sat Nov 21, 2009 6:10 pm  

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: Sat Nov 21, 2009 6:51 pm  

Well the Cas clubs invitation to fans to help with the design has already had a big effect round Cas.

I went shopping round the J32 Outlet today for some stocking fillers for Christmas - couldn't find any shops with crayons in stock anywhere!!

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 7:16 pm  

IngsRoader wrote:

Warning - jumping up and down on concrete can be bad for your joints

the worlds gone health and safety mad!!!

Re: Our club gets it wrong again : Sat Nov 21, 2009 7:18 pm  

Victoria tiger wrote:

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Thanks for that!

Re: Our club gets it wrong again : Sat Nov 21, 2009 7:23 pm  

Victoria tiger wrote:

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wise words indeed!!!!

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 7:26 pm  

Prince Buster wrote:

Correct time is our enemy and thats why our miserable club chose their architects months ago and have got the stadium designed.
Getting the supporters to get their crayons out and draw fantasy stadia is not what you do when time is your enemy. Unless you are playing for time of course

Where does it say fans are drawing the stadium plans? Clearly in your bid to have a dig, you've actually misread the article.

The architects will be chosen who have ALREADY drawn up their own designs. Then they will get together with the club and finalise planning permission which will be submitted post Christmas (April) with 12 weeks to ratify it. May seem like another nothing statement to you, but it's fair to say it's a lot more than your own club are releasing. Would you not agree?

And would you fans like to have a say in what goes in YOUR stadium? After all it's a stadium for Wakefield is it not? Or would you pin all your hopes and desires in the trust of the club, in which some of you have been slating over the last few days....

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 7:46 pm  

Fully wrote:

Where does it say fans are drawing the stadium plans? Clearly in your bid to have a dig, you've actually misread the article.

The architects will be chosen who have ALREADY drawn up their own designs. Then they will get together with the club and finalise planning permission which will be submitted post Christmas (April) with 12 weeks to ratify it. May seem like another nothing statement to you, but it's fair to say it's a lot more than your own club are releasing. Would you not agree?

And would you fans like to have a say in what goes in YOUR stadium? After all it's a stadium for Wakefield is it not? Or would you pin all your hopes and desires in the trust of the club, in which some of you have been slating over the last few days....

firstly we would "all" love a say in "our" grounds however actuall getting them built is the main and indeed only priority at this stage for both clubs future ambitions!!
Secondly our boards are the ones that are both in chattge of getting these grounds built so we both have little choice in pinning our hopes on them!!
As for our board, no I don't have a great deal of faith in them, but I don't reckon much to your lot neither, but we're both stuck with em sofingers crossed!!!!!!

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 8:33 pm  

kinleycat wrote:

firstly we would "all" love a say in "our" grounds however actuall getting them built is the main and indeed only priority at this stage for both clubs future ambitions!!
Secondly our boards are the ones that are both in chattge of getting these grounds built so we both have little choice in pinning our hopes on them!!
As for our board, no I don't have a great deal of faith in them, but I don't reckon much to your lot neither, but we're both stuck with em sofingers crossed!!!!!!

sorry to say but you are wrong,getting the stadium right is parramount for the future sucess of any club,just think its going to be your home for the next 100 years not just the next franchise application.

ask anyone involved at warrington they will tell you they cut corners just to get it built and the cost to put it right will be expensive,although they have a nice ground they admit they made mistakes and got some things wrong which has cost the club money.

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 8:36 pm  

In what way

: Sat Nov 21, 2009 8:39 pm  

braytontiger wrote:

sorry to say but you are wrong,getting the stadium right is parramount for the future sucess of any club,just think its going to be your home for the next 100 years not just the next franchise application.

ask anyone involved at warrington they will tell you they cut corners just to get it built and the cost to put it right will be expensive,although they have a nice ground they admit they made mistakes and got some things wrong which has cost the club money.

firstly in "your" opinion i'm wrong, you thinking I am does not make it a fact, but are welcome to your opinion.
Secondly if we don't get the ground sorted and quickly we won't need a home for 100 years as we'll be going titsup as will you in "my" opinion.