[Albion] Should the Albion invest in an airfield?

[portlock seagull]

Next to the Amex, or close by, for helicopters to fly players in? That way they can choose to live further away or we could even have a training facility elsewhere / attract better players.

Also, when the A27 gets closed, Seagulls Travel could shuttle fans in and out. We were the first to fly into Wembley after all!

Other ‘player improvement’ ideas welcome

 

[beorhthelm]

as a stop gap until the monorail, definitely.

 

[Beanstalk]

as a stop gap until the monorail, definitely.

Lets not give them the option. Monorail has, and always should be the long term priority for everyone involved in the club.

For that reason, I'm anti-airfield.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Club liveried jetpacks.

Either use for the entire season or on an ad hoc basis, which would obviously cost slightly more.

 

[Sid and the Sharknados]

I think the club should invest in a submarine pen so that we can sneak new players into the club without anybody knowing.
That'll show that **** Romano.

 

[Titanic]

The Cheese Room comes first.

 

[The Clamp]

Yeah, it’d be a great look for a modern family club. Flying everyone around in helicopters and private jets.

They could always offset the carbon footprint by turning the stadium into a large solar panel.

 

[Flounce]

I think the club should invest in a submarine pen so that we can sneak new players into the club without anybody knowing.
That'll show that **** Romano.

We need to include some Russian subs for the bench too

 

[hart's shirt]

...for helicopters to fly players in?

RDZ's goalkeeper rotor system.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Next to the Amex, or close by, for helicopters to fly players in? That way they can choose to live further away or we could even have a training facility elsewhere / attract better players.

Also, when the A27 gets closed, Seagulls Travel could shuttle fans in and out. We were the first to fly into Wembley after all!

Other ‘player improvement’ ideas welcome

Definitely a suggestion for the next fans' forum.

 

[Frankie]

 

[Albion Robster]

Shoreham airport has a helicopter pad, which is minutes away from the clubs training ground.

 

[Titanic]

Shoreham airport has a helicopter pad, which is minutes away from the clubs training ground.

Could they do Park and Fly from there to The Amex?

 

[Bozza]

Lets not give them the option. Monorail has, and always should be the long term priority for everyone involved in the club.

For that reason, I'm anti-airfield.

Is it only me that thinks the new fanzone, or whatever they're calling it, looks suspiciously like a monorail station?

Is there a similar "fanzone" being secretly constructed in central Brighton?

 

[Soton Seagull]

I presume we could then spank millions on players and sell said airfield back to ourselves in a completely legit business transaction?

 

[Beanstalk]

Is it only me that thinks the new fanzone, or whatever they're calling it, looks suspiciously like a monorail station?

Is there a similar "fanzone" being secretly constructed in central Brighton?

Plenty of development on the Lewes Road. They thought they could hoodwink the masterminds of NSC!

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Yeah, it’d be a great look for a modern family club. Flying everyone around in helicopters and private jets.

They could always offset the carbon footprint by turning the stadium into a large solar panel.

Or sell Punk IPA at the AMEX? Note the beer is carbon negative….the more you drink more of the planet you save!

BrewDog Is Officially The First Carbon Negative Beer Business

The Scottish multinational brewery and pub chain announced yesterday it became carbon negative, which makes it the world’s first international beer business to reach this status.

www.forbes.com

 

[Sid and the Sharknados]

Or sell Punk IPA at the AMEX? Note the beer is carbon negative….the more you drink more of the planet you save!

BrewDog Is Officially The First Carbon Negative Beer Business

The Scottish multinational brewery and pub chain announced yesterday it became carbon negative, which makes it the world’s first international beer business to reach this status.

www.forbes.com

I'd rather they sold my own piss back to me.

 

[pigmanovich]

Didn't we travel to Wembley by helicopter for the FA Cup final in 1983?

Edit: Should learn to finish reading before commenting!

 

[Withdean South Stand]

I'd rather they sold my own piss back to me.

I think you're thinking of Heineken?