QuoteHave you ever been to Ballybofey-Stranorlar Martinho ?!?Originally Posted by Martinho II
Nothin is far from anything else in the Twin Towns.....
This is due to be our last season in Finn Park but who knows, if theres a delay it could be the 2011 season before we are in. The pitch is the big factor from what im told, the stands and all are not going to hold things up.
The developer gets Finn Park as part of the deal.
Have you ever been to Ballybofey-Stranorlar Martinho ?!?
Nothin is far from anything else in the Twin Towns.....
I know. Not sure what to make of it myself. Not much mention of Sporting Fingal being tennants. I heard a rumour its to start in the summer of 2009 but who knows.
well dcfcsteve i have never walked from ballybofey to stranolar...Have you ever been to Ballybofey-Stranorlar Martinho ?!?
Nothin is far from anything else in the Twin Towns.....
Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
Walk ?! Sure you could spit the distance....well dcfcsteve i have never walked from ballybofey to stranolar...
You haven't lived dude....
I can only imagine the excitement of a night out with dcfcsteve.....Walk ?! Sure you could spit the distance....
You haven't lived dude....
Has the muck frozen with this weeks low temperatures? Could spell disaster I reckon
Here whats the buzz about Harps new Stadium..is it going ahead with them in financial trouble?? When will it be ready?whats its capacity going to be and whats it going to be called??
Its still going ahead, funded by the sale of current ground to the developer. New Finn Park? 6,680 seats afaik. Four stands on each side. The plans were on their site a year ago.
Sure no need Brian - just ask yer sister.....I can only imagine the excitement of a night out with dcfcsteve.....
Last edited by dcfcsteve; 05/01/2009 at 9:45 PM.
All go, no problems whatsoever.
God almighty, I'd never say such a thing for the fear of the dreaded jinx.
meh we have enough negativity about the place.
So, does the contractor buliding the new stadium plan to pay for it off the profits they make of Finn Park, building apartments on the site etc.
Legally that wont be their concern now. Thats one for the contractor and has nothing to do with Harps.So, does the contractor buliding the new stadium plan to pay for it off the profits they make of Finn Park, building apartments on the site etc.
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
It'll be a concern to Finn Harps if the contractor goes bust..
Seriously, who would build an apartment complex in Ballybofey?
so how do Harps expect to pay for the ground? grants?
It'll be a concern to Finn Harps if the contractor goes bust..
Seriously, who would build an apartment complex in Ballybofey?Two things can happen ...
Contractor goes bust and Harps keep Finn Park
New Ground is finished, handed over and everything is signed, sealed and finished and Harps get the new ground.
Its an either or situation, black or white. Harps, legally should no suffer (obviously they will want to get to the new ground though)
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
There are government grants also available, its not Harps concern what the builder does with the ground as long as The new Finn Park is finsihed.
At present the builder claims they are not under pressure and will not be folding, this has been looked into as the current financial melt down amoungst developers had the board worried but they have been assured the ground will be completed.
Its almost as if people can't wait for it to fall through.
I wish the project well.
But how big are those holes in Stranolar?
" I'll go right up to here,
it can't possibly hurt.
All they will find is my
beer and my shirt."
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