Two thirds season evaluation

**John83** · 18/08/2006, 3:24 PM

Originally Posted by lefty

I cant see it on that map it must be too small and insignificant

**lefty** · 20/08/2006, 3:25 PM

Oh that is absolutely splendid my old son. Let us take that image and bring it to the rest of the sporting public, im sure they will be as happy as i am with our wonderful new abode. One thing is for certain though and i sh!t you not, if there isnt a load of work done on that piece of grass then there will be teams in the A Championship with better grounds than us

**Poor Student** · 20/08/2006, 5:13 PM

Originally Posted by lefty

Oh that is absolutely splendid my old son. Let us take that image and bring it to the rest of the sporting public, im sure they will be as happy as i am with our wonderful new abode. One thing is for certain though and i sh!t you not, if there isnt a load of work done on that piece of grass then there will be teams in the A Championship with better grounds than us

There's �2.5m going into it, the news was announced ages ago. The stand currently in place is better than the bleachers at Belfield Park as it's an actual concrete structure. It's going to be at least better than Belfield Park anyway.

**lefty** · 21/08/2006, 11:56 AM

Hope your right there, generally when teams move stadiums they move to one that is better. Hopefully this will be the case with us. Any plans drawn up for how this money will be sent. Anybody got a copy of what ground will look like and when it will be started/finished.

**Poor Student** · 21/08/2006, 12:21 PM

Originally Posted by lefty

Hope your right there, generally when teams move stadiums they move to one that is better. Hopefully this will be the case with us. Any plans drawn up for how this money will be sent. Anybody got a copy of what ground will look like and when it will be started/finished.

From what I've heard, they've got to lash up floodlights, fence off the area properly so you can't just look in, probably tarmac the grass banks and it'll have 1,500 covered seats anyway. They'll probably build a new stand opposite the one that's there. Planning permission hasn't been fully granted as some aul one has lodged an objection. It's going to have too much noise going on there apparently.

**Student Mullet** · 21/08/2006, 12:36 PM

Originally Posted by lefty

Hope your right there, generally when teams move stadiums they move to one that is better. Hopefully this will be the case with us. Any plans drawn up for how this money will be sent. Anybody got a copy of what ground will look like and when it will be started/finished.

I'm going to take this opertunity to cite Shels' move to Santry Stadium.

**lefty** · 22/08/2006, 1:03 PM

[QUOTE=lefty;519208]generally when teams move stadiums they move to one that is better. [QUOTE]

Look up the meaning of the word generally or if youve no dictionary handy or havent the time on your hands which you almost certainly do then here are a list of words that have the same meaning as generally:

about, almost always, altogether, approximately, broadly, chiefly, commonly, conventionally, customarily, en masse, extensively, habitually, largely, mostly, normally, on average, ordinarily, overall, popularly, practically, predominantly, primarily, principally, publicly, regularly, roughly, roundly, thereabouts, typically, universally, usually, widely

Now you will be able to understand my sentence. And more worryingly mullethead student, are you a closet Shels fan?