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SimonBarrett wrote:Care to elaborate any further??
Don't think crowd size will have anything to do with it! We have a site in place, a builder is place, have already sold our ground etc etc.
If you have already sold your ground recently I would be extremely concerned. Selling property in a recession is bad idea unless you are being forced to by the bank.
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Dwindling crowds despite decent on pitch performances certainly doesn't bode well when you want to convince the relevant people that this stadium is a worthwhile venture. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that one out...
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Wadski wrote:If you have already sold your ground recently I would be extremely concerned. Selling property in a recession is bad idea unless you are being forced to by the bank.
Danril wrote:Dwindling crowds despite decent on pitch performances certainly doesnt bode well when you want to convince the relevant people that this stadium is a worthwhile venture. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that one out...
That is the point though, isn't??
The relevant people are already convinced! (so they tell us)
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