Say Allam does manage to get his hands on the stadium, and we did have to move. Say the council help us build a new community stadium. Where would you like this to be? And how big? Standing or seating?

No idea where they'd be able to squeeze it in, but would love to see Hull playing in the Cott Road/Bev Road/Newland Ave/Princes Ave area so they're near all the bars! Could have a Headingley-like feel to it then! Similar style to HJ, but with all the corners filled in to make it 18k.

would be a nightmare for travelling to and from that area let alone parking!

if it ever happened i would prefer somewhere like priory park or costello fields

The council are skint and we'd get nothing from them except maybe an offer to allow us to play in their other stadium in the city

The thread isn't about how likely it is.

Yeah I know parking would be a nightmare. Leeds somehow manage though in a similar situation! I just think the area itself would be a great place to build a game day atmosphere rather than just turn up and go.
Plus, it would be ironic if they built it on "Pearson" Park!

Other than that, probably Costello or Pickering Park are the only other two areas left, unless they built on Springhead Park Golf Course.

Elland Road....they need the money, we'll get 45,000 season ticket holders when we win the Challenge cup and Super League titles on the trot for the next 10 seasons.

Oh btw this is more likely to happen.

Melton

walton street car park.. 2 good stadiums in west side of hull

There is land near Kingswood/Dunswell area.

I would model it on Doncasters stadium, smashing little stadium that, I would go for 18000 capacity.

The only location that would be viable and in keeping with it's west Hull tradition would be Costello .

Is Pearson Park not in West Hull?

Yes it is and It would be a nightmare to park anywhere near.

Pearson park would never be big enough for a stadium with a few car parking spaces! I'd say Costello, Pickering Park or even off clive sullivan way. Plenty of space and accessible. Never happen but i would 100% prefer our own stadium similar to halliwell jones, langtree and salfords ground to a certain extent. Can't beat a standing venue, adds more atmosphere!

That's a shame. I think a ground right in the heart of the student area would see a boost in crowds and match day experience (all the bars in walking distance).
Leeds seem to manage with a stadium with not much parking or access.