Warren farm

[dogsrrs]

Archological digs in progress don't know if it has any bearing on when work is likely to start

[davieqpr]

Wonder if they will find Sean Goss?

[Hitman34]

Archological digs in progress don't know if it has any bearing on when work is likely to start

will probably find a dog bone and the whole thing will be put on hold again.

[dogsrrs]

will probably find a dog bone and the whole thing will be put on hold again.

FFS don't mention a tennis ball then Hittsy

[Gtleighsr3]

dont get all this we need to dig to see if there is anything historical to save. i mean cant be that important otherwise it wouldnt of got buried

[qprjeff1882]

Got to be a couple of bodies buried there over the years.

[dogsrrs]

dont get all this we need to dig to see if there is anything historical to save. i mean cant be that important otherwise it wouldnt of got buried

A lot of Roman settlement around Brentford and surrounds

[corbray]

this kind of stuff is normal for pretty much every major new building

[LoftusRoadLad]

A lot of Roman settlement around Brentford and surrounds

Thought it was the vikings who shat in Brentford and took all the pretty ones

[QPRDave]

Hearing work has in actual fact had to be halted, ffs



Apparently they have found two scum fans pre Abramovich era, ....rare as rockin horse ####, wandering around confused
and mumbling about Mickey Droy, Gary Stanley and Ian Britton.
Authorities believe there's a chance they may have bred........There were also, previously thought extinct, West London
lesser spotted newts, although this turned out to be a hoax and were in fact just pissed up Wall fans looking for a row!

[dogsrrs]

this kind of stuff is normal for pretty much every major new building

That's true Corbs !! Are they having their chance to dig prior to work starting on the training ground in the near future

[corbray]

That's true Corbs !! Are they having their chance to dig prior to work starting on the training ground in the near future

they'll probably start within the next few months or even weeks. its just standard stuff they have to do and new sites are rarely held up by archeological digs unless its something major,, ie, they find an ancient celtic village or something like that.

i wouldn't worry about anything like this in the slightest, although we have been held up by a man and his dog for the past 8 years so it's possible our hopes will be dashed at the final hurdle

[californiahoop]

I remember Hoos saying they had been doing a lot of prelim stuff on the quite in advance of the decision, so I would expect things to move along rapidly from this point on.