Quote Originally Posted by SBRed48 View Post
You are assuming all the £30 mill would be paid in one lump. Similar to buying a house they would take out a mortgage type loan to pay for the new ground over several years and charge it to the club's account saddling the club with the debt for years to come.
The other alternative would be to groundshare.

Don't take the risk. Get them out is what I say.
Perhaps an alternative view is that building a new stadium could revive the area in which its built thus creating new business opportunities, jobs, investment and income for local businesses.

I just can't see this crazy scenario happening in truth. It's pure speculation and if Conway does sell up and we get another bunch o money orientated business men in, I don't expect much will change in regard of speculation like this.