I found it last time this came up. IIrc last time we were ar VP we had to have minimum length pitch and minimum length in goal area and then we fall short on the safe zone but that is a recomendation rather than an absolute rule. hence why we had a dispensation ,I think, last time we played at VP. RFL were ok as a short term thing but not sure they would be so accomodating over a permanent arrangement.

I like you're thinking Matt.

Mr Blackburn does have ££££ behind him and maybe the planned 20,000 stadium at Thornbury could be on again?

If the choice is to get involved with Blackburn, or go to VP. Its VP everyday!!!!!

thornbury seems to have died a death. was thinking more along lines of park avenue coming back onboard at odsal. would open up football related funding streams and dont think terracing is an issue at level park avenue are at.

I agree if it means Park Avenue sharing Odsal to help develop it that is what I would vote for because Valley Parade will see the club die, likewise if City moved to Odsal.

Ace only live top of hill..owt for nowt.

Remember to buy a programe

We've got a history of link ups with Avenue anyway. I used to go to watch them about 10 years back, when a Bulls season ticket got you in at Horsfall for half price (which was £3). Would be a bit weird going again though as the lad I used to go with died a few years back and I haven't been again since.

Both use amber, claret is a red, stick a bit of black in it and Robert is the brother of one of your parents.

There are five hundred hues of red in sport. The gamut runs from cherry to claret having passed through wine and blood on the way. Woe betide anyone who uses the wrong one.

(City's off-purple vision of claret counts as a wrong one).

I've had many a debate in the boozer (while slightly intoxicated) over where City colours were "Claret & Amber" or "Red & Orange", and Bulls colours were "Red, Amber & Black" or "Red, Orange and Black". In fact, I've had that debate far too many times for it to be anything but embarrassing

Someone could seriously write a book on the names given to the colours of sporting teams. There are identical shades of yellow called either primrose or gold depending on who's wearing them and then there are colours that might as well be opposite each other on the colour wheel that are given the same name. It's a strange business.

Loving your ebony avatar.

Dude, please. That's ivory.

would be best, think more away fans would prefer there too than odsal.