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I think in our position at the moment you're always going to lose a few games or drop points along the way, the problem is we have done it too frequently, three games that stand our immediately are; Sunderland (H) - Chaplin should've won us the game, but was too cute with his finish. Walsall...

Deepdale is a good example in theory, if SISU were to build a stadium to that spec for CCFC it would meet a lot of the requirements and potential that our Club has.

I did see Bosma play twice in the summer, I can’t say I was overly impressed and he did need a lot of work. Using Allasani as a comparison, RA has all the technical abilities but needs a run of games for fitness and sharpness, I don’t think Bosma will reach the level where we are.

I believe something like this is possible, I don’t know HDW if you’d been to original White Hart Lane, but there was barely any space there. Now they’ve funded their new stadium through building 200+ houses and a supermarket. With the space available at Woodlands I could hypothetically see...

I don’t think any of the old houses or blocks are being used at the moment Stu.

Totally agree FB. Yes we are all skeptical based on the history of SISU’s ownership, but let’s this play out before writing it off completely.

I wonder if there is away around that by SISU/CCFC hypothetically, for instance if the Club said it was a community hub/stadium project, Power League is up there currently, also with the school for kids with behavioural needs and a new stadium they could suggest that SBITC could base themselves...

I’m pretty sure it’s only the two (Gibraltar and Canterbury) which surely must be on the verge of falling down - in comparison the old hospital was a listed building but they pulled that down for student accommodation.

Me too! Albeit I was in Cresswell, three generations of my family had been there and I was first to get in serious trouble, I was not flavour of the month, but good times.

Gibraltar and Canterbury are 100% listed to my knowledge - or they were when the school was last open.

I’m not sure that the road infrastructure will be something that holds up the application, while it isn’t uncommon for most new Football Stadiums to be built on the outskirts to the City and links to local A-roads and Motorways if the application means regeneration of the local area, with new...

I did suggest this would be a good site on Friday on a seperate thread, the only problem I can foresee is that some blocks are listed buildings.

MK have stated that they’ve had no contact with CCFC so I would say that’s unlikely.

The Telegraph have reported that MK are not one of the five clubs previously mentioned as offering City a ground share for next season. While you can take a lot of things they report with a pinch of salt, if they've made an effort to contact MK to get that answer I would say it's not likely to...

Even more ironic when you take into account it was less than two weeks ago that the Sky Blue Trust were creating another PR stunt by protesting in Coventry and London. Throwing stones in glass houses comes to mind.

There are also a lot of sites with unspecified number SQM, which could also be any of the sites.

Woodlands Academy is a site that stands out from that list. If SQM in the columns relates to Square Metre, then given the size per SQM only a handful of sites are realisitc. As a comparison the Ericsson Exhibition hall inside the Ricoh is 6,000sqm, which Woodlands exceeds.

It suggests to me that SISU and their specialist team have had some communication, but they've not had the progress they desired - that's how it reads to me.

Sorry, of course it is :banghead:

Fuming doesn't even come close to how I feel OSB, every single party or group that has come into contact with CCFC has tainted our Club in a manner to suit their own gain. I find this entire situation to be disgusting.