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I don't know what world you live in if you think:-
A. He will get planning now anyway from the council and
B. He would get back his £200m even if he was allowed to developed it.Comment
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Vesps has a good point in that Bournemouth have shown the business model has changed. It is possible to prosper with a ground our size but (and it is a big but unfortunately) it would depend on us being in the top division.
We could probably get by with a smaller cheaper squad in this Division with FFP regs. I am actually ok with that but they will lways be hoping to get promoted where the big TV Money is.Comment
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No we wants to move a mile up the roadComment
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We wouldn’t be the smallest. And as others have already said, gate receipts aren’t the be all and end all when it comes to income.
My point was, moving to Uxbridge isn’t a price worth paying.“He'll regret it till his dying day, if ever he lives that long”
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we should of joined brentford,and together bought land and built a joint ground. As 2 teams paying could of covered dearer costsChelmsford City the home of RadioComment
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No gate receipts are not the be all and end all for income when you have modern stadium, but we don’t so on this occasion I would say it is. How much of our income is Gate generated I would say 50%Comment
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