Who buys the removable posts?

Seriously guys, as an outsider why on earth is there so much apathy between the two Bradford sides? It just seems very strange to me TBH. The city can easily sustain two sides of differing sports and I really just do not get it?
OK, I know the emotional attachment to VP but it really is time to move on. For fear of sounding controversial I am sure that the poor people who perished in May 1985 would rather see their club do what they had to do to survive rather than stay at a ground that only really holds bad memories as opposed to a future for the side.

I have said it time and time again, a joint 20000 stadium is the only answer.

And, just to add, I drive around in Bonnie Scotland with a Bantams sticker on my car and will soon have a shirt to wear too.

20,000 seater?? At least 30,000. If City gets a decent side (Championship/League 1) and Bulls start competing again then a few attendences will be above 20,000. Minimum of 25,000 at least.

Have a lie down - at least 30000????? Oh aye. What shall we call it....

White Elephant Stadium?
Soulless Arena?

Superdome was going to be 80k capacity, with atmosphere curtains to limit to anything down to 6k.

Quick google search would suggest that they don't exist.

From 1998 www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/a ... _stadium_/

From 1998 www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/a ... _stadium_/

Oh I don't know, there were times last year when I could have done with a lie down over 4 or 5 seats!

To be honest some of that story makes sense, the Stadium of Light is 40,000 seater stadium built for £16 million. So IF we can get funds i'm sure a 30,000 seater stadium could be built for £15 million.

Cas new ground is being built for £15m.

I think the removable posts would be the least of both clubs worries.

So what happens if we get 22,000 against Leeds? Or if City draw Leeds in cup or get promoted? What happens then?