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RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Salvatore Matrecano - 29-01-2025

What the heck has politics got to do with this?
Cartledge couldn’t wait to build his sports village in Toton but Im pretty sure if we were interested we could strike a deal for the same land with the current government. Thankfully it seems we are stying put. No reason EM can’t invest in other sporting facilities around the city if he wants to, Im sure he would be welcomed.


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Fumanchew - 29-01-2025

Only point I was making was whether had the tories stayed in we would have seen massive regeneration of the Toton site and not just the football ground using government money? Just a thought that’s all


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Salvatore Matrecano - 29-01-2025

The Toton area could be regenerated whoever is in power. Maybe EM still has plans on building a new training ground there, he could tag on a netball arena or other facility too.


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Sniffer Dog (Admin) - 06-02-2025

So the new PT Stand is pencilled in to begin in summer 2026.


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Fumanchew - 06-02-2025

Just after parading the champions league trophy around the ground for a big presentation event with the stadium sold out…


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Sniffer Dog (Admin) - 06-02-2025

History repeating itself (Executive Stand).


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - stirred - 06-02-2025

Will be harder to retain it with a stand closed though


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Salvatore Matrecano - 18-02-2025

This isn’t an attempt to restart a debate that got a little heated at times, however looking at new Everton stadium it does look mighty impressive and I do feel we are doing things the hard way by just part renovating the CG.
The difference for me is that Everton have left a really poor and run down location to move to a really good one by the river and close to the City Centre. Our option would have been the other way around, moving from a great location to one miles from anywhere.
Its just I look at what Everton will have and I do think we are miles behind.
I don’t have an easy answer and I can see both sides of the argument.


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Sausage Roll - 18-02-2025

The ideal - a shiny brand new stadium in the current location - probably isn't possible.


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Sniffer Dog (Admin) - 18-02-2025

When the full renovation of the CG is complete (not just the PT stand) it will be magnificent.


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - wassy04 - 18-02-2025

(18-02-2025, 06:57 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: This isn’t an attempt to restart a debate that got a little heated at times, however looking at new Everton stadium it does look mighty impressive and I do feel we are doing things the hard way by just part renovating the CG.
The difference for me is that Everton have left a really poor and run down location to move to a really good one by the river and close to the City Centre. Our option would have been the other way around, moving from a great location to one miles from anywhere.
Its just I look at what Everton will have and I do think we are miles behind.
I don’t have an easy answer and I can see both sides of the argument.

I think a new stadium would be fine, just the Toton idea wasn't a good option. I think the new plans sound exciting though.


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - DR Forest - 18-02-2025

Does anyone know what the final capacity plan is?
I’ve seen various suggestions ranging from 40k to 55k