Allums The Butchers Stadium


Tasty

I went down to watch Leeds vs Liverpool reserves and there was 9000 - 10000 there - couldn't move!

Is that when some big names were playing? Think I can rember everyone going on about that one!

True...and after that novelty wore off there looked like there was plenty of room to move!

9-10 there was a couple more thousand than that, I went is the busiest ive ever seen Belle vue in the SL era that includes million quid game and all the others imo easily 12k dont know how they got away with letting that many In.

On topic , If anyone thinks that this ground can be called fox / topliss / watene stadium then you need to think again, as much as I would like it to be called one of the aforementioned names, it imo simply cant.

The naming rights of such a stadium are worth $$$$$$$ absolute millions and with the limited resources we have to sell this issue imo will become one of the most important one's to get the ground built. It is simply imo the issue we cannot ignore.

sell it too foxs biscuits then simples lol

Nicking bits from other grounds and making it ours:-

Playing surface-Belle Vue
Design-Keepmoat
Bars- The Stoop (fantastic aftermatch and band)
Food-The Stoop (pork 'n' stuffing stall)
Seats-Red,white & blue


Stay away from the halliwell Jones idea as its too lifeless (gloomy breeze blocks)IMHO

i would love a free beer tent so when we play u there evryone gets free ale

How about a soft play area for the kiddies (open all week not just for match days) Parents can come down anytime from 12 ish and keep kids entertained then watch rugby

A mini pitch with mini posts for kiddies to kick the ball over.

Took lad to xscape (cas is part of wakey so kind of ok!) He loved it

Really anything to make it a day out rather than dads thing.

Kids are the future of rugby so they need to be in the loop

3 lightbulbs that work inside the toilet .

What about an average attendance of 11,999??

Just hope we dont end up with a souless shiny shed.

Red, White and Blue seats and good beer

I would like disabled facilities to be much better, but low key, as at present we are 'penned off' in the East Stand, whereas at the KC everyone is integrated. I want to be able to be with the fans, right in the centre of things and really experience a matchday, as I did when I was walking.

I also think having education facilities for kids, and even training facilities for the wider community is a must, so that the stadium is used the whole week.

Also if we could have a teleporting system, that would help on cutting out the 200 mile round trip!

But I think all these things will be catered for, apart from the teleport device of course, as stadiums are much more family focussed these days.

Either way I haven't stopped smiling since I heard the news!