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Cheers for that link Mr T aye the proposed stadium looks brilliant! any idea how much it will cost overall? I see that it is due for completion in 2009 wonder if Derry will have sorted their new stadium out by then as well?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr_T
We're hoping to start construction this summer- but whether we can achieve that remains to be seen.
It will not cost FHFC anything as it basically is funded by the sale of the old ground (zoned as new town centre for twin towns, new ground is very close but far, far cheaper due to recreational zoning) and by government grant funding.
I think it is fair to say that there is no prospect of Derry having a new ground or a redeveloped Brandywell by then, their local council seems to be caving in to pressure from the greyhound people to some extent and messing up their plans.
http://www.cobhramblers.com/2007/200...DundalkH32.JPG
What's the craic with Cobh's stand?:confused:
Heard something about it being built too high. Couple of feet above the planning permission...Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsFans
How is Pats new stand coming along? anymore pics?
heard they are doing some "upgrading" work in dalyer to improve disabled access, some new uefa regulations yet again. the place is lookin well tho, will be a pity to see it go, when is goes.
wheelchair section is being built at the front of block A. Should be ready for the Cork game.Quote:
Originally Posted by rebelarmyexile
Think it will hold 5 or 6?
Obviously you've never been to the connaught st side then. Agree its a pity that it might go though.Quote:
Originally Posted by rebelarmyexile
Passed by the new Athlone stadium on way home at weekend. Looks great.
KOH
That's why that blue cover has been over that area so?Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsFans
No, that's to stop anyone sitting or standing there, due to its proximity to the away dressing room.Quote:
Originally Posted by Schumi
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Originally Posted by BohsFans
There seems to be an issue with the Welsh contractors. Not sure what about?Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Hopefully it will be sorted soon. Very, very, very slow in going up.
Can't see that the stand being 2 feet too high is going to make a difference as it is on the south side of the pitch and is only next to a road. No views being affected or sunlight issues!
And you are welcome to come and visit it anytime as are all other supportersQuote:
Originally Posted by NY Hoop
Dundalk get planning permission for Youth Development Centre at Oriel:
http://dundalkfc.com/News/070627_DevelopmentCentre.html
Limerick37 are building a new stand in Jackman Park!! Plans are set to be reveiled in the next few weeks and work is planned to begin in August!!
Excellent news.Quote:
Originally Posted by L37Ultra
It'll be great to see Jackman Park develop into a top class facility for both Junior and senior football in Limerick.
Great news. Jackmann Park is better located in Limerick that Rathbane (Hogan Park) or Pike Rovers ground.Quote:
Originally Posted by L37Ultra
Saying that now lads, thats what the fans have been told!! Remember we were promised a 8,000 seater stand in Pike!! But things have changed dramaticially since then so im confident that this will go ahead!! We are promised proper plans within the next few weeks!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddyfield
Latest photos of the new stand at Terryland are on the official website. Click on JUNE 29....
http://www.galwayunitedfc.ie/menu-it...o-gallery.html
Old stand also being refurbished with new floodlights and seats
Pats builders offered 50k bonus to have it done by UEFA game, all its needs it seats now.
kdjac
A new big red iron building has been erected in the showgrounds in place of where the Shed was. I am not sure what it is for but a tv camera was pionting out the window during the game. Bad position for a TV gantry isn't it?
Its an awful eye soar as well.
Latest pictures from Terryland are here http://www.galwayunitedfc.ie/menu-it...o-gallery.html
New stand at Terryland looks very smart, the whole ground looks good. Congrats to Galway.
was just on yer website and looked at jackman. it is as i remembered, and from the second image:Quote:
Originally Posted by L37Ultra
http://www.limerick37fc.ie/gpage2.html
it's hard to see where the redevelopment will be? as both the stand side and the one opposite are in limited space - stand side by houses and gardens and other side by railway station & train lines.
do you know at which end the new stand will be?
Where did Galway get the seats for the new stand?
Methinks they're second-hand.
I remember City got the seats for the St.Annes off Stoke City i think it was.
we got our seats for our old stand off stoke too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
afaik both stands are getting new seats this time around as old stand seating is being removed too.
apparantely both stands will have maroon seats when finished - can't think where they will get second hand maroon seats.
Hearts?Quote:
Originally Posted by galwayhoop
Its brand new seats that are going in alright.
yeah but they are not re-developing or demolishing...Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsFans
good answer btw, could also include west ham or aston villa to the list.
middlesbrough, when they were moving to the reebokQuote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
Bolton you mean!Quote:
Originally Posted by GavinZac
I don't know if its been mentioned here but the Changing Rooms in the new Shed Stand at Turners Cross were used for the first time on Saturday. It means any players getting sent off (like Saturday) will have to walk under the shed crowd :)
bolton, boro - one of those insignificant teams outside the UEFA hierarchyQuote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
Oooohhhh any players getting sent off will have to walk under the 'shed crowd'. Bet the pee will be dribbling down their leg. "Welcome to Hell". Actually come to think of it..... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by fitzknows
You've only seen fit to actually post 3 times in the last 2-and-a-bit months... twice in unfunny wind up attempts toward city fans.
http://foot.ie/search.php?do=finduser&u=2983
in fact, nearly half (10/24) of your posts since september 2006 have been about cork, cork city f.c. or their fans - all disparaging, save one crocodile compliment toward the M.F.A. The rest almost exclusively pertained either to Limerick 37 or to the last club you supported.
Well, thats my curiosity sated.
fair play gavin zac. you can use the forums search functions. i could check out what you post too but guess what.......
you're not all that curious?Quote:
Originally Posted by fitzknows
using the "view posts by user" link isnt an achievement but it can be enlightening.
If there's a problem, use the Report Post function.
Following top-secret deep under-cover investigation Jessica Fletcher identifies Limerick fan with not a whole lot of love for cork city.Quote:
Originally Posted by GavinZac
Fletcher claims enlightenment following the investigation.
Bravo.
lads stop bringing the thread off topic its boring.
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
This is, for me, the most important and interesting thread on the board. It's to do with individual clubs' stadium development and that's it.
An excellent resource.