Interesting bit from that article - "The proposal was a complete surprise really. I can't say too much but I can't accept any old community stadium if it puts in doubt the long-term future of the club."

Sounds to me like they have been offered an alternative new build but are looking at the implications of our rent bill? Or am I reading too much into that.

Don't knock it. We all know what happens when the pressure appears to be taken off the council and developers. Keep the pressure on I say and anyway, it's publicity if nothing else and that seems to be sadly lacking leading up to yet another deadline. After all, it's opened up this thread after being dormant for a while.

Exactly my thoughts.

Although she is a bit, can't beat a bit more pressure being kept on the situation no matter what people think her Political motives are or aren't. I do share her opinion though, as do probably every Trinity fan. We've finally seem to have got the important heads together to make this happen. MC seems positive for the first time in years and at the next meeting will tell us much more.

The dates her office have run passed me as potentials are all in late November guys.

I have accepted her invite to be part of the panel and I suspect the club will accept also.

That being the case, is the end of October deadline still realistic for some major progress ?