I don't agree it's a "dump" at all and I'm struggling to see where I said or inferred that in my previous posts. As mentioned above, Headingley meets 'Framing the Future' standards to the letter. Has Headingley reached its full potential yet? No. But then. you'll find that the supporters and the club owners realise that.

And what qualifies you to predict what I would / wouldn't have done if a hypothetical situation had occurrred? This intrigues me.

Exactly, we are discussing the watching of RL at Headingley , and over 3/4 s of that is done in early 20th century structures, protest all you want, its a fact

Hilton Park met Framing the future, didnt stop it being a dump

Dont try being ' smokey ' it doesnt become you

Nothing wrong with Headingley, its a bloody brilliant ground.

Not saying it isnt, but anybody looking without emotion attached and from a ' watching ' a RL match from a point of view in the modern day would describe 80 % of it a dump

Headingley isn't a dump. It's got character that you cannot buy these days.

You cant buy it because nobodies selling stands like that anymore, they stopped building them in the 1940 s

Troll alert.

Whilst you cannot deny there hasn't been a lot of investment at Headingley surely you're scraping the barrell a little there.

With a bit more imagination and better use of the budget given, The York Community Stadium team has released further imagery of how they'd like the Stadium to be.
Going to be 8,000 seater which is pushed for with the below design and unit spaces requiredhttps://sphotos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/281050_395858137152891_1610880856_o.jpg" >

Let's look at the evidence shall we?

Headingley 65 years ago.


Yes, you're right

I'm liking those last 2 pictures.
Quality work if ever I saw it

Looks nice. Looks like the soccer lot are ensuring their colours in the seats are prominent. RL second fiddle as always.