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Would you groundshare with Chelsea?
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Originally posted by Rangersw12 View PostI beg to differ with the amount of "lads" they turned out at the cup games@chrisrobson9
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id have them here.. they would bring us in champions league money.. or is our stadium not viable for champions league standards?
eitherway id have them for the amount of money they would bring to our stadium/club.Soldier: "im on reconnaissance sir.. im looking for our camouflage expert.. have you seen him?"
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Originally posted by EYR View PostWhy would we ever need to?
In case we ever get any good, and need a bigger ground.. but want to share the costs, and not end up like Cardiff and Southampton who have grounds they couldn't afford?
I nearly convinced myself then.
But never with Chelsea. Fulham in the borough? Maybe.Final Version - Hope you like it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1z0UQ0eqRM
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Originally posted by w12chris View PostNot exactly milan or rome derby though is it, and they ground share so I wouldnt care if we did. Chelsea's 'lads' aint what they used to be either as I saw with the slaps they took at the broadway.
If we shared with Fulham at White Ciy I wouldn't have a problemWe Are The People.....
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We would not be the first ...
Groundsharing is an idea that certainly shouldn't be ruled out immediately and there are already plenty of working examples:
Allianz Arena - Bayern Munich & 1860 Munich
San Siro - AC Milan & Inter Milan
Stadio Olymipco - AS Roma & Lazio
Maracana - Botafogo, Flamengo & Fluminense
I'm lucky enough to be visiting the brand-new Meadowlands Stadium in New York this July. It has been purpose-built to house both the NY Giants and NY Jets NFL teams plus host concerts etc. I'll give you some feedback after my visit - but I'm guessing it wont be too shabby !!
From a pure financial point of view - it makes perfect sense for a stadium to host as many events as possible - not just one match every over week.
One sticking point though - both parties MUST enter as equal partners !!
As things stand, we would be rattling around in a 60,000-seat stadium as things stand. However, I guess we all hope that we'll soon be playing football attractive enough to draw in 60,000 in the not too distant future !?
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong but the Siemans site is the Unigate Site.
The Siemans Buildings are on your LHS as you turn off the A40 into Wood Lane???Last edited by W12_Ranger; 27-02-2010, 01:25 AM.
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