I think Dai is referring to the conference facilities within the stadium. Which like many other stadiums whereby they hire out the various rooms for many different events. (Which may I add is not cheap!!).
The stadium complex is used by many groups. It was built for the purpose of serving the whole community and not just football and rugby. We are by far the biggest users but that don't give us the right to do anything we want there. we have to ask like other groups has to ask to use it and we have a lease that allows us to play our fixtures there and should we ever lapse on that then we to could be locked out, It will never happen of course but im making a point that we don't own the stadium and will never own the stadium as it generates too much money for the council...
You do realize that the stadium is for Swansea as a whole and not the property of the club. It is not just used for just football or rugby. There are things going on there everyday. We can actually get kicked out at any time if we don't follow the lease agreement just like other clubs have been....It is not our stadium to do what we want and it will never be our stadium no matter what fans think, It is a stadium built for the whole of Swansea to use....
It doesn't serve the community ,it's just another facility to hold conferences , birthday parties etc .all at a cost ,I'd say it is serving the community if the venue was free but obviously thats not the case due to the need to recoup and return some financial benefit to the rate payers but unless I'm missing something here who else uses the pitch , changing rooms ?

The council hasn't ruled out selling the stadium.
why would they sell and more important why would we buy? Its not exactly in a good spot where we could expand is it. we would be responsible for everything then from roads adequate parking etc etc...Not necessarily, and I can't see the Council wanting to compromise its' overall freehold of the whole site by selling part of it.
You could hold the land on a long term lease such as we have at the CCS (125 year at peppercorn rent) whilst acquiring outright ownership of the structure that stands on it.
Some sort of deal would presumably have to be struck with the Ospreys as they would then become your tenants, and also of course, the management company arrangement would need resolving. However, longer term, the stadium as a tangible asset could stand you in good stead for the future.
Cardiff City Stadium is not owned by Cardiff City Football Club.
Who owns it then?...............
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiff_City_Stadium
.......they're by no means infallible, but perhaps even wiki has got it wrong? We'd be grateful for an update.
John Hughes probably put that there
.Where does it say that Link.why would they sell and more important why would we buy? Its not exactly in a good spot where we could expand is it. we would be responsible for everything then from roads adequate parking etc etc...
Well mat this goes to show how much you know.....Its pointless arguing with you...![]()
they would never sell the liberty project trust me..It too much of a money earner..

BullshitThe stadium is the councils jewel in the crown and their pride and joy. I don't care if we don't expand and we stay as we are as it's not that important. but should we want to expand then you might as well build a purpose built stadium we can call our own and be done with it. The liberty cost Somewhere around £37m mark to build so a stadium that we want would be around £50m £70m mark and that's about 3 or 4 seasons plus what we have already amassed of premiership money including running the season costs. Plan for the future is the way to go and not pay money for something that wont be ours.