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That's a brilliant set up! Looks great. Congrats to all involved in creating this venue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro m
I seem to remember Bluebell Utd having a good set up some years ago: not huge but the pitch was like a billard table!
Cahir Park AFC's ground in Co. Tipperary is well worth a mention!
tied up in paper work about the ownership of the land - its delaying the drawing down of the grantQuote:
Originally Posted by leather
Is that the current training area next door??Quote:
Originally Posted by MitreSize5
Why dont they put in temp portacabins ,knock down the current ones and build there where there is no doubt about land ownership??
Does anyone have any images of grounds of junior clubs? I like to get images for my Football Manager 2008 stadium backgrounds pack.
Newbridge Towns ground is the ground that Kildare County play in.
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Originally Posted by Thunderblaster
Originally Posted by Pedro m
Salthill Devon
Westport United will have something similar in a few years time.
where are you going to build it
Great facilities to look at from above, but in a very isolated part of Galway City and difficult enough to get to. Constantly windy up there. But it's worth remembering that so far they have only used 6 acres of the 14 that they bought up there so there is room for further expansion.Quote:
That's a brilliant set up! Looks great. Congrats to all involved in creating this venue.
Lurvagh, Aughagower.
Not a great place to play. Always windy and very open, no atmosphere but still a wonderful set up by a great clubQuote:
Originally Posted by Gaillimh Al
Aughagower Utd has a nice ring to it. I sure you will be changing your name to get the locals on side. It wouldnt be the first time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thunderblaster
Simple answer to reduce the wind is to plant trees around itQuote:
Originally Posted by Closing Time