I think you may find they don't take mud huts in Jarrow in part exchange deals mate![]()
You can buy it if you fancy moving to a place that time hasn't left behind!
I think you may find they don't take mud huts in Jarrow in part exchange deals mate![]()
I like it. Extremely good use of space. Not sure about the roof seats mind. They defy the laws of gravity.I actually think we should stay in the same location but lower it so its not uphill from the station. Then roll the Earl down the hill so its next to the ground. The lowering would allow an increase in seating although the stairs might have to be a bit steep. Imagine it would look something like this:
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For away supporters - have safety belts.I like it. Extremely good use of space. Not sure about the roof seats mind. They defy the laws of gravity.
For away supporters - have safety belts.
No point in moving to a new site if it's not significantly bigger than what St James' Park can be expanded to. I see the developers of Strawberry Place have gone bust, so we could buy that back and expand the Gallowgate and corners. What would that allow - another 8k?, totalling about a 60,000 limit.
So if we move I'd suggest an 80,000 capacity. Is that big enough for our legion of new fans from West Cornwall through to North Aberdeen? An added bonus of an 80k stadium is that Man U would take to that with real emotion.
I'd love to see huge investment in the city. To me, that is even more important a possible benefit of the takeover than anything that happens to the football team. Obviously, having a successful team would raise the city's profile further afield, but homes, jobs and infrastructure would outweigh anything that happened on the football pitch and would provide more benefit to the wider area as a whole. The city and area has faced criminal levels of underinvestment for decades.
Settle down sonI think you may find they don't take mud huts in Jarrow in part exchange deals mate![]()


Actually on careful reflection I think we should leave St James’ Park be.
It has character, it has history, it has location and a capacity of 52,000+.
Plus if I can’t go I’ll be able to maximise my money on selling to a desperate market.![]()
But the Ashley years do bring a tear to my eyes.SJP is just memories. It's fine to say "ah, I remember the days of Shearer, Keegan, Ginola, SBR and SJP." I think we need to go all in and move to the Moor, or other sites as suggested. Success has no room for sentimentality. Not like SJP is held dear the last 14 years - "ah, Ashley years bring a tear to the eye....."
Just move into a 80,000 seater. I think that's the top limit, similar size to Bayerns, Reals, Dortmunds, but the Saudi's will want to ensure it's the biggest in the country so a move to the Aramco Arena is inevitable.
Just wondering if we could replace the East stand with a double-decker stand, assuming it wouldn't cause a light-blocking issue for Leazes Terrace? If that was an issue could the top tier then be made moveable by hydraulics up/down when not is use (bit mad, but possible I suppose - some pretty big bridges are moved about this way).
Probably easier just to build a new super stadium somewhere else :-(

Is that a real plan or a fan fantasy plan? If the former what would the new limit be?You must log in or register to see media
Welcome Prof. A more practical solution could be forthcoming if something happened to Leazes Terrace, if you know what I mean…Just wondering if we could replace the East stand with a double-decker stand, assuming it wouldn't cause a light-blocking issue for Leazes Terrace? If that was an issue could the top tier then be made moveable by hydraulics up/down when not is use (bit mad, but possible I suppose - some pretty big bridges are moved about this way).
Probably easier just to build a new super stadium somewhere else :-(