The prime site next to the Club shop should be cleared out and let by the Stadium to some organisation that would make the place look more respectable . It looks like a bomb site and as it`s the front of the bulding drags the whole look of the stadium down as it now appears to be a dumping ground . It has slowly got worse as it has waited for Halifax Town to decide wether or not to take up the option of whether they are to move in there , leaving the stadium with not just one eye sore ( the cabin across that are still used as offices and the prime front spot of the stadium ) On a matchday they open it up and create what in there words is a " pop up shop " which consist of half a dozen large boxes which they sell out of .It can`t be against their lease otherwise the Stadium Manager and employees wouldn`t walk past without batting an eyelid .
As Halifaxjohn has said Malcom offered on more than one occasion to sell Towns wares but they declined .

Happy Birthday Linda, don't be depressed, life begins at 40.

If I remember correctly both clubs were more than willing to have a shared shop/office facility and thats what the East Stand design was based on. Then HTAFC went bust, in came the new chaps and they were against the sensible idea of the two clubs working together on a shared facility.

That sounds about right given the Town directors will not even interact with any official from the rugby and that started long before all the stadium row kicked off. Too up their own backsides by the sounds of it. I would imagine it will be a while before there is change though as it must be a cushy number with all those undisclosed fees.

They struggle to interact with the supporters nevermind Fax officials. I do think things would be greatly different if the two clubs could/would work together and do appreciate that its more than likely Mr Bosomworth and his fellow out of towners where the problem lies.

Fax appointed a second tier board member whose specific task was to improve relations with the football club but never heard anything since.Craig Poskitt had a meeting with town officials and described the progress as 'baby steps' but his departure probably signalled an end to further talks.