It was mentioned at the fans forum, it is expensive to get up and running , if/when they have the spare money then it might happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by bogsdollox
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It was mentioned at the fans forum, it is expensive to get up and running , if/when they have the spare money then it might happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by bogsdollox
I'm with you. He should have been barred years ago after that debacle at Chesterfield ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by bogsdollox
[QUOTE=wrinkly;39218235]I don't know what question PMS asked about the barrier.
I get the impression that it's not a case of saving £100k instead of making Don Street safe.
Independent evaluations have found (rightly or wrongly) that home fans all exiting via Don Street is safe.
This being the case barriers are necessary to stop home fans exiting the other way, with the away fans.
The barrier can either be a permanent one, costing £100k, plus or the temporary ones used now costing nowt.
If that's correct it's not a case of putting signing a player before the safety of the public.[/QUOT
Exactly ..
All the units in the west stand are now full . The North west corner is still empty having a bar was mentioned again as it has has been before . I think there open too it but again it may come down to cash .. It would only profit on a matchday
I have a idea.. Make some kind of Petition up on for a bar on the North stand(the Ronnie Moore bar or whatever) (i am no good at stuff like that) then i can hand it in to the next forum . I am sure it will get alot of support .
There are beer pumps at Trent Bridge that dispense into 12 plastic glasses at the same time. Twelve pints poured in the time it usually takes for one to be dispensed.
Essential for maximum profits at well attended sporting events.
These are actually temporary beer tents set up in the pedestrian area at the back of the Trent Bridge Inn.
So if it can be done at short notice for a test match then it's possible with a bit of investment.
Maybe twelve is excessive at the nys but four pints at once would be useful
Rather have 100k spent on a player
God that's funny we just been in the championship and spent nothing when Tony Stewart dream of the premiership was 1 step away .so now we are in league 1 the cheque book is going to come out.
Hope you like been fed bull**** because the next meal is exactly the same
Maybe we can have a picture if Ronnie Moore barefoot walking to Ipswich behind the barQuote:
Originally Posted by PokerMillersSwinton
Who would rather spend £100k on a player than on making the fans safer?Quote:
Originally Posted by welovebooth
Stupid.
If you think there would be a profit in such a venture, why don't you offer to rent the unit and set up the bar yourself? If you don't think there's a profit to be had, why would you want the club to do it?Quote:
Originally Posted by bogsdollox