Pretty obvious really - next to where Tesco's build their super'duper'store.
Seeing as that Everton/Tesco deal fell through, and they're apparently in the market to develop more stores around the country - it's an opportunity for them to enter into another joint venture. (ala Warrington/Coventry). Indeed, didn't Allam's KC masterplan include another Tesco's too? The vision is there

I think he was hoping an adult would answer him TBH.

Ah, well it'll be summat less for Hudgill to worry over then

I imagine that you're pretty worry free, what with that requiring a thought process.

Firstly it is you spell it 'Hudgell'.
Secondly would that be the same Neil Hudgell that is a very successful local business man and a millionaire?

Now lets get back on topic.

1, Very successful business man, could he not put together a business plan to fund the redevelopment at CP
2, a millionaire, could he not fund it himself?

Can we not just ban this moron?

What is the point.
His utter lack of comprehension is making me thankful for me being me and not him.
He is also giving me cause to shake my head in disbelief and have the giggles every time he posts.

In his defence and in the interests of black and white solidarity:

1) I think he means a business case for the stand on its own. This doesn't mean providing a list of costs and drumming fingers on the table as the rather non-obvious training centre location is scrutinised by ERDF. Nor a rather arrogant indignation at a delay in central government loaning you the money, when the council (and therefore Hull taxpayer) are guaranteeing repayments in the event of default. Rovers have tried and failed to get any funding for this other than through utilising links to the council and contriving this strange marriage apparently built on Rovers lurve.

2) He has a point. Rovers have lost £2m odd since promotion. Could have spent £2m less on players and be sitting in the new stand right now for that.