We will be more likely to be sharing the Oval with Bedworth Utd by then, if we exist at all.We would be sharing with Birmingham City as they have their eyes on that.
Not so sure about that, the green belt remains reasonably tight round there.In nine years' time west Coventry will have spread out to incorporate the NEC anyway, so it's a moot point CD.
We will be more likely to be sharing the Oval with Bedworth Utd by then, if we exist at all.
Would think that would be more likely if they went for the old Wheels site. If they go for the NEC would they want to move that far out?We would be sharing with Birmingham City as they have their eyes on that.
:emoji_thinking::emoji_disappointed::emoji_disappointed::emoji_disappointed::emoji_disappointed::emoji_disappointed::emoji_disappointed::emoji_angry::emoji_angry::emoji_angry::emoji_angry:In nine years' time west Coventry will have spread out to incorporate the NEC anyway, so it's a moot point CD.
We will be more likely to be sharing the Oval with Bedworth Utd by then, if we exist at all.
Would think that would be more likely if they went for the old Wheels site. If they go for the NEC would they want to move that far out?
As duffer says there's plans to expand that side of the city so if the NEC was the chosen location for a new stadium it could become an option.
But HS2 is shaking things up a lot, and a road from the A46 at Stoneleigh past the Uni and out towards the A45 / A452 is on the cards.Not so sure about that, the green belt remains reasonably tight round there.
SISU will want the unencumbered freehold, and to pay feck all for itSeems Birmingham are planning to bid for the 2026 Commonwealth Games. This will almost certainly involve the building of a new stadium and one of the sites being suggested, obviously at a very early stage, is the NEC.
Now the NEC is just about 9 miles from the council house, not much over the limit the FL imposed for a new stadium.
Couldn't happen could it? Stranger things have happened.
Eternal optimist.:emoji_relaxed:You my friend are setting your hope far too high as other have said the memorial park
Seems Birmingham are planning to bid for the 2026 Commonwealth Games. This will almost certainly involve the building of a new stadium and one of the sites being suggested, obviously at a very early stage, is the NEC.
Now the NEC is just about 9 miles from the council house, not much over the limit the FL imposed for a new stadium.
Couldn't happen could it? Stranger things have happened.
Would think that would be more likely if they went for the old Wheels site. If they go for the NEC would they want to move that far out?
As duffer says there's plans to expand that side of the city so if the NEC was the chosen location for a new stadium it could become an option.
Yeah you could well be right, where concrete and steel lead people are sure to follow.But HS2 is shaking things up a lot, and a road from the A46 at Stoneleigh past the Uni and out towards the A45 / A452 is on the cards.
Would it fuck.Many years ago...... I seem to remember a ground share with Villa being suggested. It would not surprise me as a potential way out of our predicament. Depends on the transport situation in the future. A choice of the end, or a shared stadium at the NEC with good transportation in 10 years time... NEC would be better than "the end"..
Would it fuck.
I've fixed that for you.Actually, yes it would be better.... SISU's choices are getting less all the time....
I've fixed that for you.
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