After reading through most of this debate it is quite apparent that the vast majority of you have me down as some kind of loon, tree huger or just plain out to stop the world from evolving type of person and in the main you do seem to despise my views which is fair enough because as I said from the start I did not expect my views to be popular so with all that In mind I will make this my last post. Firstly I would like to make it clear that I am not a NIMBY as some of you have labelled me infact I live about 2 miles from the site but I do feel for the people who are living on the edge of the proposed development and it may serve some of you well to take your heads out of the clouds and think of the implications for these people, how would you like it if someone was going to build a dozen warehouses at the bottom of your garden and slash the value of your property overnight. Another of my points that seems to have vexed some of you is the one about the wildlife on the site, just because this area may not be the prettiest Greenland you have ever seen and it is not there for people to walk on it does still support a vast amount of wildlife and once this area has been industrialised and concreted throughout all that life will cease to be, but hey what does that matter as long as we get some nice shiny new warehouses and create a few dozen jobs for some migrant workers oh and get the all important new stadium. Others have asked why I am not opposed to the stadium but am opposed to the industrial side, basically a new stadium and other sports facilities could easily be fitted in to this land and the main green part of the land could remain and the only real traffic into the site would be once every couple of weeks for about 6 months out of the year, but when you industrialise it all the green will go you will get 24 hour heavy goods traffic, nature will be dead and buried and the site will just continue to expand but as long as you don’t live down there and have no respect for wildlife what does that matter. It has also been mentioned that my argument is flawed and poorly structured, well at the end of the day I am just a normal working man I am not a spokesman for the few hundred people who are opposed to this venture hell at the end of the day there is every chance that I work with some of you people on here, all I have tried to do is put my point across, at the end of the day obviously we have sought legal representation and been in contact with various ecological groups who have dealt with these kind of situations in the past and when the time comes these will be the people who put our case across to the council planners. So that’s it really there’s nothing more I have to say I think it’s just a case of we will have to agree to disagree.

Or even 'backs against the world' as Kear would have it

You'd think that he'd get bored, but this douchebag has staying power.

send him to halifax..they will love him there!