New owner confirmed…

[DMD]

Those who attended on Saturday should have received an email for a survey on the matchday experience.
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jeffratcliffeshat - and people were blaming the pigeons.

 

[The Omega Man]

My (toffee) mate watched the game with me and while we appreciated the long distance shots of the stadium, he was a bit confused at why it was so dark all around the stadium. I explained on one side is parkland which made sense, but was also explaining how on the other there's a lot of wasted land which really should be developed given the opportunities with the stadium.

The "Wasted Land" is not going to be developed for a very long time, if ever as it is not cost effective. A protected species of newt was discovered on the land and this virtually makes any development impractical as the cost of getting planning permission will be huge. A full survey of the habitat will be needed. The land is fully enclosed by railway lines (hence The Triangle) and it has no modern infrastructure. This has been the subject of many threads and discussions in the past and I am surprised that you didn't know the answer.

 

[balkan tiger]

Look **** stirrer when was the last you were in the stadium ?

Low blow.

 

[SydneyTiger14]

The "Wasted Land" is not going to be developed for a very long time, if ever as it is not cost effective. A protected species of newt was discovered on the land and this virtually makes any development impractical as the cost of getting planning permission will be huge. A full survey of the habitat will be needed. The land is fully enclosed buy railway lines (hence The Triangle) and it has no modern infrastructure. This has been the subject of many threads and discussions in the past and I am surprised that you didn't know the answer.

Wasn't that land the Allams wanted to develop when they bought the club? When were these newts discovered? Never noticed any thread on it other than discussions about how it would clash with the Hull Fair.

 

[Plum]

I agree that there shouldn't be bird **** on the seats, it's unpleasant and a (small) risk to health. However if seats were jet washed before each game people would complain about wet seats and water everywhere. What do other clubs do? Put up with it or employ better bird scaring systems than MKM appears to have?

 

[Gone For A Walk]

Things have changed a bit since then pal, even the name of the stadium. But do keep banging the negativity drum after one of the best football games for years and the club about to announce new owners. Lets just concentrate on the bird **** instead.

To be fair, you are banging on about it more than anyone.
Is it really so hard just to agree that of course the stadium infrastructure (toilets, roof, seats, lighting etc) should be kept in decent working order, whilst on the other hand acknowledging that it's what's called a 'first world issue'?
If enough people report the issues (as per TOM post #31085) I'm sure they would get addressed ..... eventually.

 

[Trumpton Tiger.]

I can't get my head around your thought process that it isn't important to not have bird crap on the seats, so let's leave it there shall we.

For the record, yes its great that this effort is being put elsewhere, but effort could and should be spread across different things.

I cannot get my head around your thought process either. 'It's great that this effort is being put elsewhere' ( which I will not mention) but I will have a hissy fit about a bit of bird ****. I wouldn't leave it there either. I'd wipe it off or move seats.

 

[The Omega Man]

Having a new owner of the

I agree that there shouldn't be bird **** on the seats, it's unpleasant and a (small) risk to health. However if seats were jet washed before each game people would complain about wet seats and water everywhere. What do other clubs do? Put up with it or employ better bird scaring systems than MKM appears to have?

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Brighton are aware of the problem!

 

[Trumpton Tiger.]

To be fair, you are banging on about it more than anyone.
Is it really so hard just to agree that of course the stadium infrastructure (toilets, roof, seats, lighting etc) should be kept in decent working order, whilst on the other hand acknowledging that it's what's called a 'first world issue'?
If enough people report the issues (as per TOM post #31085) I'm sure they would get addressed ..... eventually.

Hey up the gangs out. I did not start the bird **** thread. Your not pinning that on me.

 

[Trumpton Tiger.]

Low blow.

But true.

 

[SydneyTiger14]

But true.

And utterly irrelevant. And brought out as an easy shot against me when needed.

 

[Gone For A Walk]

Hey up the gangs out. I did not start the bird **** thread. Your not pinning that on me.

I never said you did.
Yet again, why not actually read what is posted.

 

[jeffratcliffe's_hat]

jeffratcliffeshat - and people were blaming the pigeons.

TBF the Beer did taste Funny in the Dugout Bar !

 

[balkan tiger]

But true.

Nah ****s trick

 

[PLT]

The PA system in the East stand hasn't worked for the last few games, over a month at least, and that's surely a very fundamental safety issue because we'd have no idea if the stadium was being evacuated.

 

[Trumpton Tiger.]

It is possible to do more than one thing at a time and as this isn't the match thread I think this is the right place to discuss the condition of the stadium that a new owner would have to deal with.

I would have been over more recently, by the way, but there's a few issues in the world preventing that. Sorry if that means you don't think I have the credentials to suggest that a football stadium should be regularly cleaned and maintained.

The stadium is regulalry cleaned and maintained but you are arguing against me that it isn't. I attend it every home game , you every three years. It's like me arguing the toss about the cleanliness on Bondi Beach with you. ****ing pointless.

 

[SydneyTiger14]

The stadium is regulalry cleaned and maintained but you are arguing against me that it isn't. I attend it every home game , you every three years. It's like me argung the toss about the cleanliness on Bondi Beach with you. ****ing pointless.

I'm suggesting if people have seats with bird **** on them or sit under a leaking roof and you tell them to move, you're being a prick. I haven't at any stage complained about the cleanliness for me personally.

 

[balkan tiger]

The PA system in the East stand hasn't worked for the last few games, over a month at least, and that's surely a very fundamental safety issue because we'd have no idea if the stadium was being evacuated.

That's another thing often mentioned in the supporters meetings minutes. Another thing being looked into.

 

[DMD]

It'll be interesting to revisit these topics in a years time.

I wonder how much of an issue they'll be, if the investment has focused on the squad?

 

[Sir Cheshire Ben]

Low blow.

Typical “Superfan” attack,