No. He said it may be, which is very different.

Nothing to report. Sorry.

MC said in Sundays programme notes that plans had been put to York Court and the council of what we want. Didn't say anything about timescales though.

Its not what we want, rather more of what is needed. BV may be a compromise, but somewhere between flattening the whole lot and building a new stadium and the proverbial 'lick of paint' is a set amount of work required to a) meet the RFL minimum standards and b) operate a viable club at this level, including the ability to generate income on many more days a year than currently available.

Aslong as we can at least achieve A & B this club has a chance. I always thought the total rebuild of belle vue was a long shot because if the trust could afford that they would have done it at newmarket. If we play smart the redevelopment of belle vue will work, obviously we need a new main stand for the corporates community and 7 day a week use but we've already got the corporate boxes so if start with flattening the west terrace building full length covered terrace as the new home terrace this would change the dinamics of BV considerably and solve the home/away fan problem we have at the moment (away fans back behind the sticks) then move onto East stand with all the facilities then get rid of the boxes and build a south stand. Do this in stages get everyone on board as this could work.
TRINITY FOREVER

Quote Khlav Kalash="Khlav Kalash"I wonder if this ever went through. I remember a post with the link to the bidding page. £2m was the price IIRC. fcbusiness.co.uk/news/article/ne ... +old+stand '" What happened to that new stand at millmoor? Don't think they even finished it before leaving millmoor, there will be lots of these examples knocking about the uk.

Quote Khlav Kalash="Khlav Kalash"I wonder if this ever went through. I remember a post with the link to the bidding page. £2m was the price IIRC. fcbusiness.co.uk/news/article/ne ... +old+stand '" What happened to that new stand at millmoor? Don't think they even finished it before leaving millmoor, there will be lots of these examples knocking about the uk.

And the south stand can be an all seater for the away fans we'll keep the North stand.

Quote M62 J30 TRINITY="M62 J30 TRINITY":2tzhrzc7And the south stand can be an all seater for the away fans we'll keep the North stand.'" The team played in the Don Valley Stadium in Sheffield until 2012, when the club moved into a new community stadium in Rotherham. Millmoor is currently unused" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millmoor https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Rot ... 5d9dd5eaf7 https://www.flickr.com/photos/thebustoc ... 988637752/ uploadscdn.sportnetwork.net/uplo ... 323548.jpg

Quote M62 J30 TRINITY="M62 J30 TRINITY":2tzhrzc7And the south stand can be an all seater for the away fans we'll keep the North stand.'" The team played in the Don Valley Stadium in Sheffield until 2012, when the club moved into a new community stadium in Rotherham. Millmoor is currently unused" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millmoor https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Rot ... 5d9dd5eaf7 https://www.flickr.com/photos/thebustoc ... 988637752/ uploadscdn.sportnetwork.net/uplo ... 323548.jpg

Amazing that Rotherham were able to move out of what appears a perfectly good stadium to a 'community' stadium, whilst we are in the crumbling Belle View still chasing the 'Holy Grail' of our 'community' stadium.
Their 'old' one would certainly do for me!

Two South Yorkshire Councils in Doncaster and Rotherham that have found a way to build superb stadiums in a relatively, where stadiums are concerned, short lead and build time.

A couple of their Old stands would be a huge improvement if they were professionaly rebuilt at Belle Vue

To be fair Rotherhams old ground was falling down,I've been a few times.The new ground is spot on.

If staying at Belle Vue we have plenty of options to make it fit for purpose also have character and keep its history.