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[redday1903]

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Impossible at Pittodrie though. There isn’t the room.

There's a few factors that make redevelopment at Fulham a lot easier than Pittodrie. Main one seems to be Fulham's Chairman isn't a total C unt who supports a rival team in their league.

[Pacman1903]

There's a few factors that make redevelopment at Fulham a lot easier than Pittodrie. Main one seems to be Fulham's Chairman isn't a total C unt who supports a rival team in their league.

[afc1903mad]

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Impossible at Pittodrie though. There isn’t the room.

I don't think it's impossible.
I guess the question is whether we would get planning permission to cantilever a stand over a public road (Pittodrie Street).
Then of course understanding what the commercial impact would be.

It looks like they are not renovating over Stevenage Road

[slyfox]

I don't think it's impossible.
I guess the question is whether we would get planning permission to cantilever a stand over a public road (Pittodrie Street).
Then of course understanding what the commercial impact would be.

It looks like they are not renovating over Stevenage Road

For those comparing this with Aberdeen and Pittodrie.

The whole project is costing £100m. They'll play with just three stands for two seasons. End result is stadium capacity will increase by 4,000.

[Mason89]

The comparison was with the land size, not the cost.

[redscot]

There's a few factors that make redevelopment at Fulham a lot easier than Pittodrie. Main one seems to be Fulham's Chairman isn't a total C unt who supports a rival team in their league.

Ooooffftt

[afc1903mad]

The comparison was with the land size, not the cost.

Cost is an irrelevance then is it?

[Mason89]

Not an irrelevance, just not comparable

[afc1903mad]

Not an irrelevance, just not comparable

I agree its not comparable.

[Mason89]

Well, there you go. 5 points to Hufflepuff