Breaking News - New Stadium and Training Facilities

[Pacman1903]

I agree Face. We have the hardcore who buy season tickets. Thats not going to rise because we have a smaller capacity.

We only broke the 15k mark once outwith the pigs and Europe last season and that was boxing day when we always have a big crowd.

A new stadium isnt going to magic up fans

[The_Face]

So do you agree that we should keep the stadium capacity at 21,000?

[Pacman1903]

So do you agree that we should keep the stadium capacity at 21,000?

Doesnt put me up nor down min.

But minus a couple of Ks isnt going to hurt

Edit- away fans not on the touchline of the linesman is a must

[Gallus79]

Took their time, but the No campaign have now created a website outlining their points of opposition.

A lot of popcorn needs to ordered from macro. - view external link

[Barnared]

That's quite funny. I particularly like the 15 tonnes of waste per game and the 20,000 litres of water a day !

[tamzarian]

"It would use a lot of water!" Good een.

Disappointing lack of references to the Scottish Cup Final and hordes of pissed up minkers rampaging through Westhill, punching horses in the erse and such like.

[simarooskimoose]

So they've based their water use and waste accumulation figures based on the English Premiership and the Millennium Stadium, and their traffic footprint based on Hampden.

So to summarise, nobody who knows anything about football is involved in the opposition.

[Jupiter]

So what if it uses a lot of water, have they not noticed that they live in one of the wettest countires in the world.

[Barnared]

So they've based their water use and waste accumulation figures based on the English Premiership and the Millennium Stadium, and their traffic footprint based on Hampden.

So to summarise, nobody who knows anything about football is involved in the opposition.

Or quite the opposite. They choose a stadium where virtually everyone that goes there is travelling from miles out of town in cars and coaches and a stadium that is in the south east of England which just so happens to be about the driest place in the UK. They probably know exactly what they are doing.

[Mason89]

Noise pollution from the proposed stadium would significantly add to the stress of residents

Im not familiar with the area (surprise suprise) but if the residents are already stressed out their box, would they not be better moving?