Oh no they're not.

built in lego..cos u ave no cash! and no surfworld ??

So you keep saying. It's like a broken record, stuck on the same track.

It's been stuck for the past 5 years, but you know that Fully.

If your club was able to fund the ground your fans wouldn't be so open to ridicule. RW has made your club a joke- don't blame us for laughing!

As opposed to a club that has been trying to get a new stadium for nigh-on a decade including several different locations?

Actually, it's been stuck for three years - ever since we got planning permission. And there have been a lot of reasons for that, such as not knowing what council facilities were going to be in it. But you already know this...still, anything to try and make out it's failing....

It is a shame that others have to try and knock another team who is trying to get a new stadium isn't it ? I hope we get ours and that Wakefield do too.

Salford have £20m from Peel & the council to build their ground... enough said at the moment!

I am sure some prep works have also begun on the site at Salford.

I understand that the muck shift & enabling works on the site were completed some time ago.

You couldnt be more wrong pal, Salford started land remenition months ago, work to prepare the land for development started on site in May, funded by the Northwest Regional Development Agency.
Detailed planning application for the new £26 million community stadium at Barton will go to Salford planners next week (Thursday, August 19). The planning application is for a new stadium with a maximum capacity of 20,000, built-in offices, player facilities, hospitality boxes, concessions and community resources.

It will have two outdoor sports pitches – one grass and one artificial pitch – and a new access route to the stadium via Liverpool Road.

An outline application for around 21,000 square metres of non-food retail is also be submitted to the council’s planning panel on the same day.

Development of the stadium will be phased with retail units added later.
After work to prepare the site is completed, construction of the new stadium will start in November.

Once the stadium is built it will be managed by the joint venture company with the Reds having a licence to use it.

Wakefield havn't even had first phase planning permition granted yet, so i'd advise you pal to do your homework before spouting your rubhish thank you.

What's 'remenition' when it's at home? If you're going to have a rant at least get the name correct. I suspect, however, you meant "remediation" works.

Bloody spell check changed that? i put remediation honestly