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Niall
21/07/2007, 6:51 PM
Heard today on Newstalk FM that the club will make an official statement regarding the Tallaght situation on Monday. Anyone with inside info on what is to be said?

srfc-1901
21/07/2007, 7:08 PM
I heard from a friend that they may be moving out there and building temp stands, but i am not sure.

True,its being discussed at the moment with SDCC and the govt.Didnt know there was a statement about to be released on it this soon though.If nothin else it will show TD up for who they are should they try and block it

HulaHoop
21/07/2007, 7:36 PM
The plan is to move in while the court process is still ongoing. Complete the main part of the stand thats half built (i.e. leaving the curved bits at each end uncompleted as these are the bits that would need to be demolished if Thomas Davis are sucessful).

Us moving in will not affect the Judicial Review as we will only be using the part of the main stand that will not be demolished no matter what the court decision will be so if Thomas Davis object to this it reveals their true motivation is to keep Rovers out of Tallaght. They would no longer be able to pretend otherwise.

The plan is currently being considered by SDCC.

Philly
21/07/2007, 11:23 PM
Excellent news if true. I really hope it works out for them.

Anto McC
21/07/2007, 11:32 PM
I'd really like to see this happen for Rovers but their rent is very important to Shels at the moment so i'm torn.

dfx-
21/07/2007, 11:36 PM
Yep, it was mentioned for the first time publicly at the open meeting on Thursday. As HulaHoop outlines it will serve to call Thomas Davis' bluff either way IF successful.

gufcfan
22/07/2007, 12:39 AM
Thomas Davis are the biggest bunch of ******* goin.
As much as i hate/despise srfc(no real offence meant) when i hear the name of TD i fell the urge to kill.

There is nothing they could possibly gain from this dispute.
Wnkrs
Thats all they are.

That's dubs all over ofr ya tho! lol

gufcfan
22/07/2007, 12:41 AM
Hula hoop, thats a class name. fair play!

Bald Student
22/07/2007, 12:49 AM
Well done to the Shams, a master-stroke.

Dr.Nightdub
22/07/2007, 2:35 AM
In the spirit of "Cheerio, shut the door on your way out...", fair dues homeless, I like yisser tactics.

hoopy
22/07/2007, 6:31 AM
No official statement to be made, that was just a text someone sent in. However the details discussed here are 100% true

osarusan
22/07/2007, 7:33 AM
Us moving in will not affect the Judicial Review as we will only be using the part of the main stand that will not be demolished no matter what the court decision will be so if Thomas Davis object to this it reveals their true motivation is to keep Rovers out of Tallaght. They would no longer be able to pretend otherwise.

The plan is currently being considered by SDCC.

As long as it is legally ok, it is a very, very smart move. Well done Rovers.

LeixlipRed
22/07/2007, 10:05 AM
Sounds like a smart ploy on the part of Rovers. I really hope TD do something stupid in response to this move. Nothing better than showing up the GAA for the money hungry bigots they are. But on the other hand, we need your rent!! I assume if rovers left Tolka now we'd get rent til the end of the season. Of course, with Shels, you can never safely assume anything

kdjaC
22/07/2007, 10:39 AM
Does it have a licence?

Good move if it works out.


kdjac

BohsPartisan
22/07/2007, 11:28 AM
Squatters :rolleyes:
:D

Da Real Rover
22/07/2007, 11:31 AM
I doubt TD will be stupid enough to actually try and bloke this??

Poor Student
22/07/2007, 11:53 AM
Well done, no point in continuing to offer Shels life support funds.;) It would also get rid of the dangerous Bohs ambush route to Rovers games.

passerrby
22/07/2007, 12:46 PM
great idea best of luck

Niall
22/07/2007, 2:31 PM
Not trying to be smart, and hindsight is a wonderful thing, but why didn't Rover's take this approach before? Do Rovers have the money to do the work that will be needed to get this ground up to EUFA license standards?

swano
22/07/2007, 2:50 PM
SDCC will be completing the stadium so money isn't an issue. We'll still be in tolka for the rest of this season regardless.

Réiteoir
22/07/2007, 3:35 PM
TD are motivated by blind hate and bigotry. logic has no relevance to them. imo theyl block the move if possible

It would also get rid of the dangerous Bohs ambush route to Rovers games.

and replace it with an even worse route for bohez fans :D

"LUNACY ON THE LUAS!"

:D

CollegeTillIDie
22/07/2007, 3:39 PM
"LUNACY ON THE LUAS!"

:D
Classic :D Great idea by Rovers and it would really be a calling of bluffs big style. If it's legal do it by all means possible.

couchy9
22/07/2007, 7:24 PM
Squatters :rolleyes:
:D
if you have nothing constructive to add....well dont...
typical respone you would expect

Erstwhile Bóz
22/07/2007, 8:45 PM
and replace it with an even worse route for bohez fans :D
Brilliant. :rolleyes:

SolitudeRed
22/07/2007, 11:12 PM
Good news hope it goes ahead! I take it the temp stands will be like the ones used at Bray then?

GavinZac
22/07/2007, 11:44 PM
if you have nothing constructive to add....well dont...
typical respone you would expect
Irony!

bad mongo
23/07/2007, 12:43 AM
Best of luck with this. As an aside the floodlights in St. Mels park look abandoned when I was down there last week-would add to the squatter chic if you could get a 40ft flatbed down to Athlone and help yourself to them before they go in a skip:)

Buller
23/07/2007, 9:23 AM
Best of luck with this. As an aside the floodlights in St. Mels park look abandoned when I was down there last week-would add to the squatter chic if you could get a 40ft flatbed down to Athlone and help yourself to them before they go in a skip:)

I doubt we would be allowed install flootlights... The original planning permission has floodlights part of the stadium roof.

Stato
23/07/2007, 9:49 AM
I thought the original planning permission had now expired? Hope so, didn't An Bord Pleanala restrict matches to Saturday and Sunday afternoons only with a maximum of 6 midweek evening matches?

iceman
23/07/2007, 10:53 AM
Have to say , I drive past there every morning and the playing surface is impeccable , obviously someone is maintaining it , it looks great.

bigmac
23/07/2007, 10:58 AM
Have to say , I drive past there every morning and the playing surface is impeccable , obviously someone is maintaining it , it looks great.

I agree - passed it on Saturday - whatever about the delays in getting to use it, the pitch will have benefitted immensely from having so much time to really bed in properly. It should be one of the best surfaces in the country when it's finally in use.

Mr_T
23/07/2007, 11:01 AM
Foot.ie's entire existence is predicated on the average idiot's inability to ignore other idiots

Great Sig. LOL :D

Bohs Belgie
23/07/2007, 11:17 AM
Much as i dispise rovers and their element of scum "fans", i've always been in favour of them getting into Tallaght, being from Tallaght myself, i know how much the area would benefit from LoI football...(i won't talk about Tallaght Town selling out.....been over it too many times)
Know a lot of people involved in davis' and have been disgusted by their attitude on this issue....
Will be fun to see how they react to this news :rolleyes:

passinginterest
23/07/2007, 11:32 AM
Great news I hope it works out. I spend a lot of time in Tallaght and will definitely go to games there when it's in use. It's a great location, very easy to get to and should be easy enough to police. As long as the little scum bags don't take it over it has the potential to pull in very big crowds.

Buller
23/07/2007, 11:39 AM
As long as the little scum bags don't take it over it has the potential to pull in very big crowds.

meh, I'll settle for an average attendence in the region of 4 or 5 thousand... for the first couple of seasons... ;) :D

Mr A
23/07/2007, 11:42 AM
I would imagine that Rovers will get great crowds after they move to Tallaght, and then will drop off a bit after the novelty wears off a bit.

It'll be a great move for Rovers and the league and I hope it works out, and soon.

DRDoc
23/07/2007, 12:15 PM
Really hope this gets the go ahead

fantastic idea by the Hoops - fair play

would love to see the TD reaction to this one!

garyderry
23/07/2007, 12:53 PM
I'd really like to see this happen for Rovers but their rent is very important to Shels at the moment so i'm torn.


And the bad news is :D

Erstwhile Bóz
23/07/2007, 3:01 PM
And the bad news is :D
...

fantastic idea by the Hoops

;)

Mark Breen
23/07/2007, 3:46 PM
I doubt we would be allowed install flootlights... The original planning permission has floodlights part of the stadium roof.

Not according to my design.... or LUX level drawings i did up..... We have 4 floodlights, one at each corner (obviously)

The original design (done in 2000) didn't provide any pitch lighting in the roof.

If this will change now that SDCC have taken over i don't know, but the original design had floodlights in the corners and not on the roof....

I'f you'd like i can send you a copy of teh design (without our title block)

couchy9
03/08/2007, 8:35 PM
Irony!

care to explain

Saint MacDara
03/08/2007, 10:09 PM
care to explain

I think he means its ironic a Rovers fan is complaining about WUMing on the SR forum when Shamrock Rovers fans wind up other clubs on their forums all the time,including right now on the Pats forum.