Not sure how I feel about this to be honest, received an update via Facebook: https://www.leedsunitedtrust.com/an...s-elland-road-as-an-asset-of-community-value/
Not worth the paper its written on. Dozens have been turned over in the name of progress. If we were ever to make the promised land and become a major player again we would have to rebuild 3 sides of the ground ( its decrepit and falling down) or move to a new build.
An AoCV can be used as a reason to refuse planning permission for change of use or demolition. In other words, Elland Road cannot be used for any primary purpose other than a football ground, while it is protected by an AoCV.
In practice commercial reasons knock over these things time and again. If it prevents the club moving forward to a bigger or better ground is it a good thing?
I think it's a defensive measure. Don't see it would stop a positive move to the benefit of LUFC I know it could - in theory - be misused, but you're not one of those cup half empty chaps, are you, Glory?
Just cos you got spanked in an argument yesterday dont try to start one with me today. The fear is someone wants to built a new stadia and these clowns decide to start a fight about forcing the club to stay at what is an outdated and delapidated Elland Road.
morning m8ty they tried to take pockets of our land that's bad enough here they can now take the whole fooking stadium
Atm making sure they're feed and watered, but off to work later so will be able to put my feet up. You know the feeling mate.
