I've just stumbled across this one. I mean what an absolute twunt:
https://www.brightonandhovenews.org/2025/04/25/former-council-candidate-charged-with-harassing-estranged-wife/
What?
Christ, that's harsh. It's a new facility and people have only so much money for entertainment. If you can't sound off about flat beer, loud music or wonder about the impact on train queues on here, where can you?
I'll bet you 20 pee that the club are monitoring this thread with a good deal...
Man City to 60k and Birmingham City moving to a new 62k ground as well.
But these are all big city clubs. We are a provincial club like Stoke, Plymouth Hull, Southampton, and Portsmouth. I don't think there is much wrong with a capacity of 32,000 for clubs our size.
It must be a truly shit time to be a Bristol Rovers fan. The Bristol rivalry situation reminds me a bit of Palace and us, but we had the excuse of being owned by lying asset strippers - and even then we were back to near parity 25 years later. Last time Rovers were above City in the league was...
I'm pretty sure the club and the police will have the whole place sealed off to away fans when the risk is high. But when it isn't, I quite like the idea of away fans being welcomed really. West Ham have had a bad reputation in the past, yet one coked up plum causing issues when the place is...
He is obviously fairly relaxed about the debt, but surely that's not a reason to ignore it? It simply means he won't call in that debt at times when it might put the club in jeopardy. There - I'm not ignoring it.
I'm struggling to believe that you can't see this is the real difference between...
Equally, you seem to wilfully ignore the £200m debt that needs repaying. Anything to paint Bloom as someone who was given a "tap in" after Dick Knight I guess. :shrug:
"we showed the potential we had in terms of big crowds". Hmmm. There are no more than about 6 instances of Goldstone 30,000 crowds that anyone on this board can talk about being part of.
One of those matches was against Bournemouth - and there were well over 20,000 at Dean Court for the...