Serious takeover talk
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Well you’ve just saved me writing something very similar.
And to quote Riv ‘it’s happening it’s happening **** me it’s happening’.
Bring it on.
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There's already plans for a footbridge by the council marra. Not sure when mind. We should have had one built already
Below are the plans for the stadium park re-generation
http://www.sunderland.gov.uk/Commit...WGewmoAfeNQ16B2MHuCpMRKZMwaG1PaO=ctNJFf55vVA=
What surprised me was how little land the club actually owns around the ground, see page 20 of the report, it would appear that we don't even own the car park outside the East Stand.
If these Americans do have plans for development I think they need to talk to the Council and get them onside
If these Americans do have plans for development I think they need to talk to the Council and get them onside
Putting 2 and 2 together (from what ive read and heard) is this not part of the reason (possibly) for bringing the O'briens on board?..fingers in pies in and around the sheepfolds and all that
What's your thoughts on how you think a deal is done? Weve gone from legacy plans to a quick hushed announcement through the local paper with no acknowledgement from the club whatsoever. Plus msd taking no shares or role in the football club, it all feels a very small thing compared to what we were eled to believe was happening
Its pretty strange how that has happened and how nobody is really questioning it.
Possibly for contacts etc but really not sure, do they have a connection to the small scrap yard?
The main landowners are the Council / HCA with Edward Thompsons still owning their site
I'm pretty sure that any landowner in that area will be holding out for the best possible price, and who can blame them. This is where the Council is important and the use of compulsory purchase orders to get a large enough packet of land together to make development worthwhile.
Time will tell I suppose
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Do we need one? One or two games a fortnight, busy a couple of hours before a match and one hour after. Seems a lot of expense to me.
This wouldnt just be for the SOL, there is a swimming pool, a hotel, possible plans for an indoor Ski slope retail and bars would go there if it were all re-developed, if you look at the stadium park plan they have already delivered and a lot of what has been proposed...in addition to the SOL been multi-purpose also
"Its pretty strange how that has happened and how nobody is really questioning it."
I'd say people are tired of questioning everything all the time.
Conspiracy theories are all very well but surely it's time to pull together and get behind the club.
There's absolutely no way this news is bad for the club so I'll happily wait to see what happens next.
As far as I'm concerned this will be a long term involvement and, for the moment, there's very little effect the Americans can have ...
.... anyways it's match day and that's all I'll be concerned with today tbh.
And in what way would pedestrian bridge help? We already have a swimming pool, hotel and the Beacon of Light and the Town Bridge copes quite easily. No mate priorities, city centre and housing first. sort them then the luxury addons
It would be a direct link from the new VAUX set up, where again there will be all new shops, offices, retail etc. It will make it all come together, the bridge is slightly off the track that would combine both the stadium park and the VAUX village
Sorry mate I stick by my statement, priorities. Any way the rugby is on
Depends if you want any development to be a success, ease of access to facilities is vital.
Linking the Vaux and Sheepfolds would appear to be sensible to me, especially if you can get a developer to partially fund it.
Of course it depends what goes on the sheepfolds, but if office type development then access to the town centre for staff must be a win win
Having now finished reading through the entire 'Significant Investment' thread, on RTG, I can't help but wonder just how much of the NHS budget is being wasted on anti-depressants for some of those idiots.
Personally, I'd just let them get on with cutting their wrists - imho, the world would then be a better place and the health service would have more cash to devote to more deserving cases.
Personally, I'd just let them get on with cutting their wrists - imho, the world would then be a better place and the health service would have more cash to devote to more deserving cases.
so why dwell on it then, just ignore RTG and don't bring their issues over here.
What's your problem with FPP putting millions into our club.
Why should anyone question their intentions.
We should celebrate the fact they have come onboard and are starting with the academy and scouting structure to build solid foundations for the future.
I just don't understand some of the cynicism of some of our so called supporters.
We don't know what was meant to be happening that's the point it was all speculation mainly in the media
In donalds last podcast mid August he says that we are close to investment from a preferred partner which is very exciting which means we can do the things we've wanted to to. He also says in that podcast that he wants these investors to help take us to the next level with long term sustainable investment not built on sand
It seems like he's achieved what he initially wanted. Now not one fan knows exactly what the long term plans are with MSD as its a confidential agreement
These facts might upset a few fans but I'm sure they will just make their own **** up anyways
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