salfordtillidie88 wrote: theredshed wrote:Let's not forget the legal agreement between Peel and Salford City Council - The Stadium has to be built before anything else gets built on the site!quote] you got any links for this... or even a link to say they got the go ahead to build on the docks ... all romours once again to get are hopes up just to be left in the dark again by the club and not hear anything off te club its self Here you go . . . http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... s_?rss=yes

salfordtillidie88 wrote: theredshed wrote:Let's not forget the legal agreement between Peel and Salford City Council - The Stadium has to be built before anything else gets built on the site!quote] you got any links for this... or even a link to say they got the go ahead to build on the docks ... all romours once again to get are hopes up just to be left in the dark again by the club and not hear anything off te club its self Here you go . . . http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... s_?rss=yes

Until the club comes up with "yes we are going to start building on such a date " then you might as well ignore all the rumours and speculation about it, and just wait in the knowing it is going to be built...until they say no it isnt.

It's not in the clubs hands to decide when they start building the stadium. It's all down to fitting in and around Peel's 'Western Gateway Infrastructure Scheme' plans because they're paying for it in return for a large plot of land from the council.

Let's face it Peel would have never started building the proposed new stadium until they got the green light from the council for Port Salford and all the new roads.

Personally I think the delay with the stadium has been held up due to the PS application taking 5-6 years to get a final approval due to it's complexity.

so its peel who are making us all wait and is that why salford havent said anything because they dont know.

Call my cynical but I believe Peel have been using the stadium as a political lever with the local authorities to get backing for bigger and more profitable ventures.
In my view Peel have caused unintentional embarrassment to the club with their business strategy!

surely the council would have seen through there bussness strategy, do you think that is why the council held back a bit and made them wait.

Just because it is good for Peel does not mean that it is bad for everyone else, and a business strategy that leads to the creation of new jobs in the area can only be good for Salford Council. They would not "hold back a bit" just to annoy Peel, then pass it anyway. The Council owe it to the voters and ratepayers of Salford to consider all business plans on their merits, and in the case of a large development like this there are a lot of things to take into consideration. With a bit of luck this latest news should ensure that things start to move soon.

I do not believe the council would have purposley delayed it because I understand they have been extremely supportive to the club and want a SL team playing in an iconic stadium, for the city.

The Port Salford planning application was very complex and had to be rubber stamped by the Highways Agency and two separate local councils.
There was a lot of red tape with this application and Salford Council's endorsment was the final approval Peel needed.
I'm sure Peel and the council were aware that had the PS application been rejected or delayed it could have jepordising Salford's next Superleague licence application.

I guess your wright about the council, they do help the club a bit well a lot, lets hope it gets going soon we have waited a long time for it