I'm not sure......
I know they all will.
I can't wait. (even if we have waited ages so far)

Think we might be a bit lost with this post ! Coz i certaintly am

I just think it's another stick to bash the club and the sport when people do,it enoug wit the state of BV. Other people like me will associate fair grounds with the kind of travellers Chesirecat has corrected me on.



Fair enough, my mistake.

We now own Belle Vue it may not be perfect but unlike Wigan, Salford and Huddersfield for example it is ours to run how we want without having to take instructions from a football or rugby union club.
A redeveloped Belle Vue was always a better idea than a ground in the middle of an industrial estate. We are located within walking distance of the city centre and with the Neil Fox way have easy access to the motorways without going through the city.
If we want to allow the Car Park to be rented by third parties all the better because it is now income to the club.

Correct all income welcome.

I agree. Income is incone

And don't forget to tell him BG that they are the second richest club after Aston Villa outside of the Premier League, and indeed richer than half of those what are in it, I'm surprised old Redcat didn't beat me to that snippitt of info

Don't know why part of heath common can't be turned into a car park with easy access to motorway via Neil Fox way and black lane, the only people to use it for grazing are the travellers the old laws need updating.

Update the country's ancient law on common land so Wakefield Trinity can have a car park. We might be struggling with that one.

Barcelona and real Madrid carry massive debts

Theyre probably not on their own there Cosmicat, to be fair.

Given the money on transfers, that get dishhed around in football, I bet there are more that carry debt.

Khlav Kalash wrote:
All one can hope is the apparent support we seem to be getting is dependent upon any objections and judicial review threats against this development from a Trinity point of view are retracted. We've fallen for that once.


Absolutely right, the trust and fans/citizens should be objecting to any planning application for Newmarket development, until they provide funding for the community Stadium. Remember the promise of artificial pitches training ground, community sports facilities etc. Recently, the speculation on this forum is the Council will provide funding as a loan which the trustees will pay the interest. The concern for me is, the loan will not be sufficient to do a complete new build or full redevelopment of. Belle Vue. If such funding was offered, then where would the rest of funding come from, a Piecemeal build would surely end in tears.
We all need to keep pressure on the Council planning process and the Newmarket site developers.

I posted this on Feb 12, and after reading today’s league Express, it seems that a piecemeal redevelopment will happen. To quote John Minards, “We’ve seen with Leeds that there is a way,and doing it bit by bit is probably the best way,because that’s probably how the funding will come in.”
I have come to trust the management of Trinity over the past four years, and I know they will do what’s best for the club and supporters. However, I’m sure many of us will remember what happened at Halifax when they moved to the Shay. They/Council ran out of funds, and for a few years the long Stand down the touch line remained partially built. I’m sure (fingers crossed) those at Trinity will not let anything like this happen.