Christies Child wrote:RedRedWine wrote:Aside from 23 home games a year the bar is empty and most probably running at a big loss. The pipe dream that is inviting companies to build their own business units and then charge them a rent given that there are already several empty units in the town has resulted in the ground looking tatty and unfinished upon approach. They should have listened to punkisdead and built a petting zoo that housed a giraffe called Steve.
Cheerful aren't we!
How many more times do you need to be told....
The land in front of the Arena is for 'A hotel development probably Premier Inns' and the other side 'A drive in take away........'
Planning permission has already been given, so that is one hurdle out of the way. Now that the Stadium is open, I'm sure that our Commercial Team are already working on securing deals for the land.
What happens if some very rare newts move onto the freshly ploughed turnip fields at the front of The Globe?
Planning permission is all well and good, but those little amphibious bastards could ruin everything!
Lets just get the petting zoo up and running as soon as poss, starting with a few giant tortoises for the kids to ride on.
If the newts move in later, they just provide additional fauna.
The giraffe called Steve could be trained to lick the solar roof panels clean too, a maintenance
requisite missing from some previous post.
The rusting of the crush barriers can easily be solved by fixing large blocks of manganese to them, whilst standing them in sea water, just like ships.
Are there any plans to screen that bit of Emmerdale that you missed, via SKY+ , on the new
scoreboard, at half time, while its not doing much?
