If we don't get a ground in 5 years time we wont have a club last chance to pay Mr Fulton back.

Let's just hope that this time the plans come to fruition.

Whatever promises are made to the local residents I can gaurantee they will still be objecting to this. I work with one and she is 100% looking to object and is also looking to take legal action and get compensation from this.

I hope she's got deep pockets to take on the financial might of the organisations involved.

Lets hope it comes off, for both clubs, we have both gone through plenty of adversity in the last decade, it good to hear both clubs might might be getting a new start in new stadia, we will just have to keep our fingers & toe's crossed & hope we get them.

She ain't got a prayer.



You pretty much can't even see where the Stadium will be due to a hill and looking for compensation screams of "oh this sounds like an easy way to make some money!". In fact, the Nature Park will probably INCREASE the value of her property, people who like to NIMBY are ridiculous - the folk at Newmarket, the ones moaning about HS2 - shut up, you're not losing out on anything.



Wouldn't be shocked at all if it's pretty much a done deal with the council and it was them who said build the stadium and we will pass the development for you.

I've been told by someone (who is a concerned Stainburn Ave resident who went to Thurs meeting at The Premier Inn) that there is a road to be built from Spittal Hardwick Lane to the ground which would be open for game days only allowing coaches and cars to the ground.



Not sure if this would stop the residents of S.H lane objecting though.



As someone who worked on Carr Wood road for years that to me would be the best place for locals to park...no double yellows down there and would be quiet on a Sundays



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