QuoteNow see what you've done Black & White. Wasn't he much better the other way?!
wha are you some kind of pervertOriginally Posted by ndrog
I wish i did not know then what I dont know now
Now see what you've done Black & White. Wasn't he much better the other way?!
it'll be enough seats to get the licence, no more and no less! Not sure what you're on about behind the goals - the seats are going in the main home terrace, under the roof
Yeah on the home terrace and possibly behind the goals at the crosslanes end, but that's not confirmed.
It will also coincide with new and better toliet facilities, which everything together will bring Utd Park up to Premier Div standard.
If it happens then all well and good but like I said, this is what I was advised at the start of the season so I don't know when the next step will take place.
Forzadrogs.....A blog by a Drog with an opinion!
Are you waiting for them to get back to you on it?!!
how may seats are required for prem league, when we built our new stand we has 1500 and i think that satisfied licenceing, but i read somewhere that it goes up each year, so youll slowly built up our ground,
any ground being built should just have a bowl shape (our 4 sides) with just all terracing, then over time put in seating, the terrace can be built in such a way that seats can be added later as the club grows (not just all put in at once), that way ill have somewhere to stand,
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wow, what happened here....................................
Why is the far corner of the home shed side cordoned off by barriers? You know just after the where the roof ends!
Drogs Who?!?
Typical Drogs with their sarcastic remarks! Although yeah ye where horrendous in Oriel the other night!
Drogs Who?!?
In an idle moment I thought about what could be done with the Carlisle Grounds given a decent budget, and demand for match tickets:
-Pedestrianise Seymour Road and Quinsborough Road where they run adjacent to the ground, and resurface them in a different colour. Then put in stalls selling merchandise and food on match days
-Have another stand at the bowling alley and of the ground, of similar depth to the Rehab Bingo Stand, but preferably a little less like a tent
-Replace the RBS with something a bit more permanent, and with a less obstructed view.
-Extend the DART stand around the corner of the Dargle end, and put in changing rooms beneath it. Have a proper tunnel where the players run out now, and put the club offices and hospitality centre above that.
-Buy the land behind the DART stand, with a view to extending the stand backwards if the need arises. Build a proper media centre at the half way line, and build it in such a way that the stand can be extanded backwards
-Cover the DART stand, heavy duty canvas would do, so long as it was suspended in such a way that it didn't obscure the view of the pitch.
-New toilets, as soon as possible!
At an estimate, this would raise the seating capacity to about 5000, which should be all the club need for the forseeable future, although room for expansion would still exist.
That said, I don't have any major problems with the Carlisle as is. As long as I don't get rained on and I can see the football, I'm getting what I want out of my evening.
Rosenborg BK stadium is quality. good set up .
Crumlin UTD
Only problem for a LOI club is that Rosenborg have been in the Champions League group stages numerous times in the last 10 years.
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they are one of those quality teams on the verge of breaking into a bigger team!
Crumlin UTD
...and stealing all of their stuff
Whats that suppose to mean ha ha
Crumlin UTD
http://www.telenorarena.no/english/
The link for this stadium in the initial post was broken so here's pictures of Stabæk's stadium. Their stadium is a 15,000 capacity indoor arena.
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