Will be interesting to see how much Bohs will charge for there New stadium. How is that coming along?Quote:
Originally Posted by btid1
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Will be interesting to see how much Bohs will charge for there New stadium. How is that coming along?Quote:
Originally Posted by btid1
Dont know what this has to do with the current debate but I will humour you anyway.God only know how much they will charge as it is over 3 years before the stadium will become a reality.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ebmania
Obviously construction hasnt started yet as the Irish planning process isnt exactly efficent!But a lot of work is going on behind the scenes.
Well you never know. Dalymount gets knocked down you could be tenants in Richmonds. Wonder would you have the same pricing(amd program deal)
Showing your ignorance on the Dalymount deal there as anyone who is in the know will tell you that not one inch of Dalymount will be touched until we move into our new stadium and that is down in black and white in the contract between Bohemian FC and the developer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ebmania
Some of us do learn from others mistakes so there is no fear we will ever need to go near Richmond for our home games my friend!
Sorry you didnt get your programme btid1 not that you would have wanted it anyway.
Doesnt change the fact that alot of Bohs fans got their €15 terrace ticket.
Exactly €15 to stand......should I be thankful for that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint MacDara
Latest from our project
http://www.derrycityfc.net/season/07...hp?storyid=182
Very impressive. Probably best stadium in the league if those plans come to pass. Do DCFC have to pay for the construction costs? Also does this mean that the club now owns the stadium as plans are in place?Quote:
Originally Posted by Maribor
If we secure the funding within 6 months we gain ownership of the ground. The greyhounds have to get £1million aswell by the same time to have a dog track in the stadium.Quote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
Looks super apart from the poles supporting the roof of the stands which I presume won't feature in the real thing. How many private boxes are envisaged.
Does the Irish Greyhound Board have any say in the doggie operation. Would be a big addition given the success of Shelbourne Park when it was redeveloped. Or woud a greyhound track impact on the capacity and design.
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Originally Posted by Maribor
Very impressive, well done all involved.
http://www.derrycityfc.net/season/07...hp?storyid=182
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Please note, this is not the design of the finalised Brandywell.
This virtual tour is based on the concept of a new stadium, and seeks to show the "type" of stadium that the group are planning.
The above reminds me of when Ned Flanders told Rod and Todd they were going to have an Imagination Christmas.
:D
Our preferred contractor are the people who built the Gloucester RFC ground. The virtual tour shown is merely a customisation of that stadium, as the firm are still at work on the "actual fly through" for the new Brandywell.
However BP were meeting area residents today, so they wanted to illustrate the facilities a new stadium can offer.
What's the point of that video if its not the design for the Brandywell?
Good point. Nice dream sequence though ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
Its Gonna be called the Walter Mitty Stadium :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Boh_So_Good
But if they do that then what are Cork City going to call their 28,000 all seater, "cost-effective" superdrome??Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
No its the CCFc Astrodome.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
CCFC will then stand for Coca Cola Football in Cork
Since the eLOI is too small to make us financially viable we will be moving to the European Super Drinks League along with founding members Red Bull Salzburg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
:cool:
Nice to See Cork going for a non-alcoholic sponsorship sell out , very modern ! :D
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Originally Posted by Maribor
Looks good the corporarte facilities are pretty fancy! whats the deal with that song:) who sings it?
or Timothy Leary ParkQuote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
The RDS .... how many sides are covered (or will be covered for the final?)
1 - the old stand, opposite the camera. AFAIK the other 3 sides are large uncovered temporary seating 'stands'. Bring a hat ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by A face
Wexford Youths refused planning permission for the next phase of development. Haven't heard the full story yet. Apparently some issues with objections to the floodlights too. A big campaign is under way to have the decision overturned.
Stand in Waterford
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3...9/IMG_2625.jpg
Talk about a cheesey song, but it looks like an impressive projrctQuote:
Originally Posted by SolitudeRed
Ambitous stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by eamoss
A suggestion would be to put a few seats on the terrace that is made into the side of the coaching centre.
Looks great. Not too pie in the sky either either as planning has been applied for and feasibility study carried out.
Good luck to Dundalk.
I think this it is part of the plans to install seating, this image is only a first draft which focuses on the training centre behind.Quote:
Originally Posted by btid1
Fair enough - thought as much.Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
As i missed the relevant thread congrat to Drogs on winning the league. By far the top team in the league (says he stating the obvious).
Will ye be able to play at United PArk next season. Thought I read somewhere this would be the last season it would get a licence.
they should be kicked into the 1st division with shels if the ground aint up to the standards.Quote:
Originally Posted by paudie
simple as.
They should be treated the same as all other clubs obviously.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Man Himself
Don't think they should be relegated but they may have to use a suitable ground like Rovers have had to do if United park isn't up to scratch anymore.
Was interesting that the chairman Vincent Hoey pleaded for support in getting the stadium development through when on RTE six one news on Friday.
In their worst case scenario they could always rent Oriel or Dalymount.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Man Himself
So what clubs will definitely be moving to a new ground next season?
UCD-Yes
Any others? Harps? Drogs?
Neither have even started building yet. It'll be a few years before they move.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
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Originally Posted by Poor Student
ANY TEAM WHO DONT HAVE A HOME SHOULD BE KICKED OUT OF THE LEAGUE.
rovers have been acting the maggotts for the last 20 years now and are getting away with murder.
Who are you?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Man Himself