due to the lack of respect d whealan shows wrlfc ,what is peoples opinions on our chances of getting a stadium of or own and what size and type .i would like a 18ooo capacity whith home end standing and both home sides first say 6 terraces standing only,this i think would generate plenty of noise plus away end seated usualy means less noise from away fans.

45,000 one near Asda Distribution centre, with a theme park next door and outdoor heated swimming pool.

Edit: Forgot to add, Olympic sized outdoor heated swimming pool.

IL has stated a few times publicly that the lease terms are very good for Wigan at Robin Park so he is not looking at building a stadium of our own as he sees no need to.

Unless Latics want us out of the stadium and give us a lot of money as compensation for the remaining lease period I can't see us going anywhere for many years if at all. Treatment of Wigan RLFC will change when 1) Whelan sells up and 2) Latics start to fall down the leagues (inevitable despite what Latics fans may think - they don't have the reputation to attract wealthy owners from outside Wigan or infrastructure to stay where they are without a sugar daddy).

The rent is about 250k a year, so we not going anywhere!

Plus as has been said as soon as latics drop out of prem (this season for me, sold to much 'quality') they will need us to pay the bills.

I personally dont have a problem with playing at the stadium we do, i dont see why its such a big deal.

I will win the euromillions next week a triple rollover of 150million and I will buy the tesco knock it down and build new central park 35,000 seater stadium and season tickets will be free to kids and 50 quid to adults and we will fill it every week.

I will also buy SBW, Burgess, Morley, Lockyer and Slater.

And Edwards as coach with Farrell as his assistant.

Out of interest who's financing this deal?

We have what's in the company accounts ie. no ground to sell to housing firms like other clubs have.

I WANT TO GET MORE ENERGY AND NOISE BACK INTO GAME DAY JUST THINK MORE TERRACING MORE NOISE BETTER ATMOSTPHERE

We own the ground at Orrel and the land is quite valuable so we do have some collateral. However as I explained already I can't see us wanting to move for years if ever so it doesn't matter too much.

I've said it on here before, when 90% of the fans and our very own chairman dismiss the idea immediately, there is no chance it will ever happen

On a serious, if somewhat hopeful note, I'd love to see us buy a stake in the ground and convert the South or East Stand (or both) to the kind of terraces that they have in German football grounds (they can be converted to seats for European games which require all-seated stadia). I'm surprised no Rugby/Football groundshare in this country has tried it.

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I don't think the JJB will ever really feel like home because we're being forced to share it with people we basically don't like. But at the end of the day it's a serviceable stadium, we've got a very good deal on it and the lease ensures that we can't be shown the door for 50-odd years or whatever it is without pocketing some very hefty compensation. Now that Whelan's finally laid a proper pitch, that issue has dried up as well.

The main problem as I see it is Whelan's elastic definition of what constitutes a fixture clash. This is bound to come back to haunt us again at some point, but as others have said, once Latics get relegated there'll be significantly less pressure on us to be the ones to make way.

When the inevitable happens and Latics get relegated/lose DW's backing the rugby club will be able to negotiate a better deal; the football club's bargaining power will be massively reduced, they will really need us then. I think IL realises that all we have to do is be patient.

A proper 50/50 groundshare arrangement with neither club having priority is not something I'd have a problem with. To be honest I'd rather have that than a smaller stadium that was Wigan RL's own but which couldn't cope with the crowds for the big matches.

I agree. I'm not overly impressed by these smaller, plastikit stadia. Let's be honest, Warrington's feels claustrophobic. And given the recession, I'm sure Saints will end up with something similar.

obviously i'm from leeds . but central park was my favourite ground it oozed tradition and history.
even i miss CP