Leeds have got a Super League Rugby side that are winning things year on year and didn't ask their Council to build them a ground. The football side have played Champions League soccer in this decade. Again, I do not recall Leeds Council building their ground.

Sheffield have not got a Stadium built by the Council or public money. It is a different point.

Manchester have one stadium funded by the Council and one owned by Man Utd or their owners.

Need I go on?

The community projects that you sweepingly refer to are going on now, and have gone on for years. There is no need for a fancy stadium in East Hull to continue. Maybe a leisure centre catering for 20 different sports on the site where Woodford is, I dunno, but a Stadium will not benefit any community project at all.

If you look into it the work Hull City and Hull FC do is done in Schools, at Brantingham and at Costello. They very rarely use the stadium or any of it's buildings.

If you are referring to the Internet usage for the public at the KC see the Freedom centre on preston road.

There is no logical reason for wanting a new ground other than for Rovers fans.

Even the Rovers board don't even seem to care other than to ask for some money to build a new stand with a gym underneath or whatever it is they wanted to replace the golf stand with

Big stadium, white bits on top, next to a railway line. That'll be the KC. I've seen it from a train, and I've also seen a train going past it whilst I've been walking to/from Walton Street Car Park.

Easy mistake to make though given Arco is half the size, isn't in west park and is painted Blue.

Ive never seen the KC Stadium driving into Hull from York

Get me a high viz vest while you're there lads.

Come on you Yellows.

The thread gets worse.

No where in East Hull to build to stadium

Some folk are content with Hull's reputation, others want to see investment, the infastructure mantained and blue chip companies being tempted into the area and jobs for local people.

Good point mate

Think the one good point of the KC's location is its ease of access from Clive Sullivan way, all the local pubs etc and its nearness to town

Dont think the Cornmill land is big enough though.

Cornmill will be big enough if Dobson Leaves, it will be back to 1500 plus a few ex players then

As for the KC's location, I am amazed how many thick people actually think because it was built in a park with the name 'West' in it Rovers were pushed away by the other two clubs and the Council when the plans were made!!

Nothing to do with the Station, the Motorway or the short walk from the town centre for many people who get the bus. Or the fact there was nowhere more central big enough.

I am pretty sure the reason Leyton Orient do not want to play their home games at Wembley is for similar reasons