Post subject: Re: Priority Purchase Derby tickets.
Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 8:34 pm
WormInHand
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Joined: Mar 11 2007 Posts: 5659 Location: Next to Ramsgate Sands c.1850 in West Hull
blakeysrobin wrote:bit sanctimonious. So if we have a ground with a 20,000 cap we dont get dibs on concerts and sports events in the east then? on making them work, it depends on whos running it and availability. We dont have football landlords.
Neither do we.
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Post subject: Re: Priority Purchase Derby tickets.
Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 8:36 pm
Mild Rover
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Mrs Barista wrote:How much would it cost? The proposed North Stand development Lakin talked about had a price tag of £6m IIRC.
That was roughly the total cost. Rovers are trying to secure funding from a number of sources - from commercial partners to regeneration grants, I think I've heard/read at various times.
Obviously Rovers want this to happen and it'd make the day more pleasant for visiting fans, including at the derby. The cynic in me thinks that some Hull fans would regret the reduced potential for mocking us, though.
As a dyed in the wool armchair fan, I'm not going to judge anybody for missing any game for any reason, btw.
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Post subject: Re: Priority Purchase Derby tickets.
Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 8:53 pm
Mrs Barista
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Mild Rover wrote:That was roughly the total cost. Rovers are trying to secure funding from a number of sources - from commercial partners to regeneration grants, I think I've heard/read at various times.
Obviously Rovers want this to happen and it'd make the day more pleasant for visiting fans, including at the derby. The cynic in me thinks that some Hull fans would regret the reduced potential for mocking us, though.
As a dyed in the wool armchair fan, I'm not going to judge anybody for missing any game for any reason, btw.
You can judge me if you like. I won't be there on Good Friday. I look forward to hearing snippets of Hudgell's accusations of FC selling the fans short/subsidised stadium jibes etc in the programme, mind.
Funding's difficult to secure at the moment, I'd guess, and ATEOTD, a 1,500 stand would benefit 1,500 people max for 2 hours, 13 times a year. I'm guessing that there may be other investment opportunities that provide better benefits to more people?
Post subject: Re: Priority Purchase Derby tickets.
Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 9:14 pm
R.B.A
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Mrs Barista wrote:You can judge me if you like. I won't be there on Good Friday. I look forward to hearing snippets of Hudgell's accusations of FC selling the fans short/subsidised stadium jibes etc in the programme, mind.
Funding's difficult to secure at the moment, I'd guess, and ATEOTD, a 1,500 stand would benefit 1,500 people max for 2 hours, 13 times a year. I'm guessing that there may be other investment opportunities that provide better benefits to more people?
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Post subject: Re: Priority Purchase Derby tickets.
Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 9:15 pm
blakeysrobin
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Joined: Oct 02 2007 Posts: 5166
[quote="Mrs Barista"You can judge me if you like. I won't be there on Good Friday. I look forward to hearing snippets of Hudgell's accusations of FC selling the fans short/subsidised stadium jibes etc in the programme, mind.
Funding's difficult to secure at the moment, I'd guess, and ATEOTD, a 1,500 stand would benefit 1,500 people max for 2 hours, 13 times a year. I'm guessing that there may be other investment opportunities that provide better benefits to more people?[/quote]
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