Is it likely fans will get chance to have a last walk round and perhaps even take some 'souvenirs' before it goes?

Minns is ing us over, bet someones been whispering sweet nothings in his ear in Fuel.

Might go down Guildhall today nad have a dump on his desk

Why another Acedemy there when there is 1 to be completed in 2011 on the old Boothery school site?

These acadamy schools are as far as i know built by a private company and going to be rented back to the council for 40 years.If endevour is out to go by it will be bull dosed within 10 years of been built another failure.

Can't polish a turd; why not save everyone's cash and leave them in Endeavour.

What is the turd in this metaphor?

If you look for 'polishing a turd' on a popular video sharing site, you'll find it can be done.

Incredibly stupid decision imo. I get the feeling there's other motivators here.

would it not make sense to secure funding before knocking anything down?

Yes but this is the public sector we are talking about!

Maybe the council thinks that if it demolishes the ground it rules out other possible uses and makes the academy more likely to happen?

Obviously they have not spoken to Central Government recently. BSF funding is more than a little difficult to get hold of at the moment. Education is not important apparently.

On the face of it, this would appear a rather desperate decision.

Hello David Cameron.

Especially when it is rumoured that they intend to close Endeavour which has only been open a few years and replace it with this new Academy.

WE SHOULD ALL NEVER FORGET that it was the Council in the first place that suggested the Boulevard to the club, since when the club have invested in a project manager, feasibility studies etc. all whilst the Council sat back knowing that this change was a foot.


We have been shafted here by the Council, who have no guarantees that the money for a school will be forthcoming anyway. It would have been great to watch the Under 21's down there but as they have now announced the place is to be bulldozed and the Threepennies demolished it defeats the object anyway. THis stinks almost as much as Minns telling the NHS in tonights paper what it would be best spending its money on. At the end of the day we are better getting out and looking at alternatives! Whilst the folks of the Boulevard area can look forward to a few more years of a derilict site!