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They just said on Sky Sports news that their looking at White City, Old Oak Common, Wormwood Scrubs and Battersea power station.
I’m guessing the same rules that Leyton Orient are going on about with it being against premier league rules for one club to move into another clubs patch would apply here.
The Old Oak Common EWS/FGW derelict train site is huge and would definitely have the space for the development of a stadium and outside activities
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And in this article
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich wants to clear a major barrier to leaving Stamford Bridge with an offer to buy crucial plots of land owned by their fans.
it says they will be a maximum of 3 miles from Stamford Bridge.
I imagine they'll try for the White City. That could be a massive problem for us as that is less than 3 miles from their hovel.
Old Oak Common is over 3 miles from their hovel.
The Scrubs they wouldn't be allowed to own because the land is protected by a military covenant should the land be used if Britain were at War.
And Battersea Power Station is a no go as they have already started the building of 2 new Northern Line tube stations plus hotels and conference centres there etc.
I'm sure there's some land going spare in Libya where they could build.First game: Arsenal vs Queen's Park Rangers at Highbury, Saturday 17th November 1984.
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If Chelsea move to the Unigate site, it wont make a jot of difference to QPR, as we have the fans we have and there are not that many fans growing up in White City, who will pay good money to watch PL football. Freebies yes, £50 no chance.
The organic growth has moved out, and in many cases they have moved to the A40 corridor, which is exactly were any 30,000 all seater ground, training ground, hotel and leisure complex in the Hillingdon area should be built.Last edited by paulmason; 04-10-2011, 08:18 AM.
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Originally posted by paulmason View PostIf Chelsea move to the Unigate site, it wont make a jot of difference to QPR, as we have the fans we have and there are not that many fans growing up in White City, who will pay good money to watch PL football. Freebies yes, £50 no chance.
The organic growth has moved out, and in many cases they have moved to the A40 corridor, which is exactly were any 30,000 all seater ground, training ground, hotel and leisure complex in the Hillingdon area should be built.
And why would floating fans and tourists want to go to Hillingdon. If we are going to move forward as a club we need to be as close to central London as possible.First game: Arsenal vs Queen's Park Rangers at Highbury, Saturday 17th November 1984.
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Originally posted by HammersmithR View PostAnd why would floating fans and tourists want to go to Hillingdon. If we are going to move forward as a club we need to be as close to central London as possible.
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The owners WONT move out of London into Middlesex, the draw of QPR is being close to the city etc.
If we move to Hillingdon where you suggest Paul, we will be closer to Berkshire and Bucks than London and you really want that..in a UB postcode.
No thanks
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Originally posted by paulmason View PostWhy have tourists, when you can have your own fans and next you will be suggesting we should ground-share with Fulham, so we can tap into the tourists that already go there.Queens Park RangersNPower Champions 2010/2011
PREMIER LEAGUE 2011 - ETERNITY (Oh well got that wrong, we'll be back though)
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