Bugger - Training Ground delayed !
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severnside gull
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Just an excuse because Tony is running short of dosh - delaying the training ground so we can pay the transport and stewarding bills 
Financial restrictions at the Albion hampering the playing budget?
What stage is the training ground at now?
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Financial restrictions at the Albion hampering the playing budget?
What stage is the training ground at now?
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albion534
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So this place they're complaining about, what exactly is it currently used for? Is there squirrel that needs re-homing?
As for noise pollution....not as if they're gonna get fatboy to DJ as background noise to certain training exercises.....
Surely this will bring increased revenue to shops as fans will want to watch the club train and go buy a drink and a paper?
Oh I dunno! Everytime we want to build something, some local town hick is against it
As for noise pollution....not as if they're gonna get fatboy to DJ as background noise to certain training exercises.....
Surely this will bring increased revenue to shops as fans will want to watch the club train and go buy a drink and a paper?
Oh I dunno! Everytime we want to build something, some local town hick is against it
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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Pretty normal for such a major application, nothing to be worried about at all.
Woodchip
It's all about the bikes
Bloody women interfering in football matters again. She needs to spend some time with Kumquat!
Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
I'm not entirely worried, hopefully the new plans will ease their concerns. But why does it always happen to us?!
Publius Ovidius
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is this what is currently termed a Coalition U Turn?
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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In the grand scheme of things, considering the past 18 years, I'm sure there have been worse times to be a fan...
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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Trying to find land that hasnt got some form of environmental desgination and/or located next to housing must be a nightmare in Sussex.
somerset
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Yes indeed, but having facilities, or even the promise of them, is a key component in our cause when we are trying to recruit top class players and staff. 'Making do' at the Uni will just not cut it with real quality prospects.
*Gullsworth*
My Hair is like his hair
Much-a-do about nothing really. The lady in question did say Albion would probably be Marsh Barns neighbours but they wanted a few details ironed-out. Not really opposing the developement but the club by working with the residents will have to wait a little longer to get approval.
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Annoying I know. At least the club are doing the right thing in consulting with the neighbours. I think when it is built it might actually raise the value of their own houses especially when you have premiership superstars training next door.
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Doesn't sound too unreasonable to me. Surely it's right that people who live near major developments, of whatever kind, should be allowed to have their say about it and to register any concerns they may have so long as they're not too absurd? If this lady is representative it sounds as though there is an acceptance of the development in principle, just some changes to the detail.
forumwayseagull
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Seems fair enough, better to get it right an then have it approved anyway..
IMO she's being pretty reasonable. A damn sight more than the Falmer lot, anyway.Bloody women interfering in football matters again. She needs to spend some time with Kumquat!
Just trying to minimize any disruptions to their tea parties.