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Banning people is no longer my hobby,
but take a look at my photo blog:
http://kirillqpr.blogspot.com/
How and why did I start supporting QPR in Estonia:
http://www.wearetherangersboys.com/forum/blog.php?b=852Comment
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Cargiant say new stadium on their OOC land not a viable option
QPR could build a new stadium in a different part of west London, according to Cargiant’s managing director Tony Mendes.
Mendes, a season ticket-holder at Loftus Road, says his company are currently working on relocating to a new site but are pushing ahead with their own plans to redevelop on the 47 acres that they own at Old Oak Common.
Full article...http://www.london24.com/sport/footba...tion_1_3944074Comment
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Interesting .....
“I think QPR want to build a stadium for free. They want to build residential units around the stadium to pay for it. Here, we are 10 minutes away from Westfield, we have 170 acres of prime parkland and 1.2 kilometres of canal. There will be three or four stations of all different lines.It will be a busy environment and a stadium would kill it to a certain extent. More than anything it is just not viable to do it. The cost of infastruture will only double. If it was [viable], we would build a stadium. Why wouldn’t you? We estimate that, if a stadium was built, there would be 3,500 fewer residential units built. There will also be fewer jobs because the majority of staff don’t work in a stadium unless it is matchday.”
http://www.kilburntimes.co.uk/sport/...tion_1_3944074
Personally i am hoping Car Giant get it and turn it into a residential area..more housing, more jobs, no stadium. Keep rangers at Loftus Rd.Comment
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Shouldn't you be down at the bridgeInteresting .....
“I think QPR want to build a stadium for free. They want to build residential units around the stadium to pay for it. Here, we are 10 minutes away from Westfield, we have 170 acres of prime parkland and 1.2 kilometres of canal. There will be three or four stations of all different lines.It will be a busy environment and a stadium would kill it to a certain extent. More than anything it is just not viable to do it. The cost of infastruture will only double. If it was [viable], we would build a stadium. Why wouldn’t you? We estimate that, if a stadium was built, there would be 3,500 fewer residential units built. There will also be fewer jobs because the majority of staff don’t work in a stadium unless it is matchday.”
http://www.kilburntimes.co.uk/sport/...tion_1_3944074
Personally i am hoping Car Giant get it and turn it into a residential area..more housing, more jobs, no stadium. Keep rangers at Loftus Rd.Comment
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Car Giant have been forced to relocate because of the plans for the site. The scheme has serious political support, which includes a new stadium.
As for his comments on Man City, the stadium was built for the commonwealth games. He says there wasn't much in the area before. There's not a lot around OOC.Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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Probably new political party this year and hopefully new mayor next year. Lots can change and alliances can shift in the years to come. Reckon they will eventually go with a development without a stadium as it makes more sense both politically and financiallyCar Giant have been forced to relocate because of the plans for the site. The scheme has serious political support, which includes a new stadium.
As for his comments on Man City, the stadium was built for the commonwealth games. He says there wasn't much in the area before. There's not a lot around OOC.Comment
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Not surprised v. I sometimes do sub contracts for the council, real eye opener mate.New kitchens and bathrooms with a flash mobility motor on the horseshoe drive.vultures of the human raceOoh northern lads love gravyComment


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