Re: The Problem With Newmarket : Wed Jan 27, 2010 8:05 am  

rugbyball wrote:

Heres one for you then, type in wakefield townhall to newmarket lane into google maps. It will give you an estimated time of travel of 11mins. Then type in Castleford civic centre to newmarket lane. It will give you an estimated travel time of 10 mins.

Probably worried due to the first signs of truth coming from Richard Wrights mouth!!

Re: The Problem With Newmarket : Wed Jan 27, 2010 8:08 am  

Khlav Kalash wrote:

Thank goodness you pointed that out, I hadn’t realised that the location was equidistant between Wakefield and Castleford.

What's your issue with the development, why does it vex you so much?

Im not vexed, Im just trying to give some ballance to your blinkered horse in rose tinted glasses approach. Because to be quite honest I would have a lot more respect for your proposals if you were not so dismisive of any potential downfalls, and other peoples genuine issues.

At the end of the day most trin supporters will use the stadium for 2 hours every couple of weeks for 2/3 of the year, where as the residents who live on newmartket lane or methley may feel the effects 24 hours aday 52 weeks a year. As you point out some may benefit from jobs but many more will not, some will use the stadium and sports facillities again many will not. This being the case I personally think they have every right to be taken seriously and treated with some respect, as not to do so simply makes you look selfish.

To be honest I dont think much of what the fans say will make any difference to the actual development it would be like getting a Job refference from you mum.

Re: The Problem With Newmarket : Wed Jan 27, 2010 8:13 am  

Fordy wrote:

Probably worried due to the first signs of truth coming from Richard Wrights mouth!!

Im not worried mate, my view is that none of the local stadiums will happen, Im not the sort of person who believes everything im told, no matter how much spin is put on it.

Re: The Problem With Newmarket : Wed Jan 27, 2010 8:27 am  

rugbyball wrote:

Im not vexed, Im just trying to give some balance to your blinkered horse in rose tinted glasses approach. Because to be quite honest I would have a lot more respect for your proposals if you were not so dismisive of any potential downfalls, and other peoples genuine issues.

At the end of the day most trin supporters will use the stadium for 2 hours every couple of weeks for 2/3 of the year, where as the residents who live on newmartket lane or methley may feel the effects 24 hours aday 52 weeks a year. As you point out some may benefit from jobs but many more will not, some will use the stadium and sports facillities again many will not. This being the case I personally think they have every right to be taken seriously and treated with some respect, as not to do so simply makes you look selfish.

You haven’t really given any balance at all. You’ve made up a few scenarios and gone to town on them. I don’t think anything I have written has been disrespectful to any of the residents, or dismissive either. Any issue the residents have, which by the sounds of it the industrial element appears to be the main gripe, are best directed to the developers. You seem to have a problem with me saying such a thing.

rugbyball wrote:

To be honest I dont think much of what the fans say will make any difference to the actual development it would be like getting a Job refference from you mum.

So are you saying people who have vested interest in the development can not have an influence? Well that works both ways does it not? So there’s no point in the residents forming a group opposing the development as it’s like getting a job reference from an ex partner or somebody you robbed?

Re: The Problem With Newmarket : Wed Jan 27, 2010 8:32 am  

rugbyball wrote:

Im not worried mate, my view is that none of the local stadiums will happen, Im not the sort of person who believes everything im told, no matter how much spin is put on it.

Although I’m hopeful of the development coming to fruition, I will believe it when I’m stood in it. What I don’t feel the need to is trawl the Castleford and Featherstone forums finding reasons as to what problems their respective stadiums are facing and why they will not be built.

Re: The Problem With Newmarket : Wed Jan 27, 2010 9:15 am  

It is clear that rugbyball and most of the rest of us on here sit on different sides of the fence. None of us on this side are being dismissive of those on the other side, but we are clearly biased in favour of the scheme as this is the result of the work we have been doing. Why rugbyball cannot respect our right to that view and appreciate why we are defensive of this position is a little strange TBH.

Re: The Problem With Newmarket : Wed Jan 27, 2010 9:17 am  

rugbyball wrote:

Im not vexed, Im just trying to give some ballance to your blinkered horse in rose tinted glasses approach. Because to be quite honest I would have a lot more respect for your proposals if you were not so dismisive of any potential downfalls, and other peoples genuine issues.

At the end of the day most trin supporters will use the stadium for 2 hours every couple of weeks for 2/3 of the year, where as the residents who live on newmartket lane or methley may feel the effects 24 hours aday 52 weeks a year. As you point out some may benefit from jobs but many more will not, some will use the stadium and sports facillities again many will not. This being the case I personally think they have every right to be taken seriously and treated with some respect, as not to do so simply makes you look selfish.

To be honest I dont think much of what the fans say will make any difference to the actual development it would be like getting a Job refference from you mum.

You keep going round in circles!!! Can you again explain how it will effect Methley??

Traffic? We have been here before.....the answer is no!!!

Noise?? Again no!

House Prices?? Again no!

Jobs?? Maybe!

Cheers in Advance.

Re: The Problem With Newmarket : Wed Jan 27, 2010 9:29 am  

has anybody thought that this could actually improve the value of these properties, very close to work and the motorway network and all the amenities around?

Re: The Problem With Newmarket : Wed Jan 27, 2010 4:49 pm  

Khlav Kalash wrote:

Although I’m hopeful of the development coming to fruition, I will believe it when I’m stood in it. What I don’t feel the need to is trawl the Castleford and Featherstone forums finding reasons as to what problems their respective stadiums are facing and why they will not be built.

why not ??? we have a few of your boys trawling the cas site trying to be clever then getting all finnicky when confronted with a few truths,(barry clegg 2nd and his lover) feel free to join them in their loop pmsl

Re: The Problem With Newmarket : Wed Jan 27, 2010 4:50 pm  

itsalldarntlane wrote:

why not ??? we have a few of your boys trawling the cas site trying to be clever then getting all finnicky when confronted with a few truths,(barry clegg 2nd and his lover) feel free to join them in their loop pmsl

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