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Palacesince64 Edinburgh 15 Nov 20 11.45am | |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
Gaudi's cathedral will be completed quicker than our one stand at this rate. Gaudi’s cathedral and Camp Nou. A beautiful building and a beautiful game. I only Selhurst could match either. Ah well we can but dream ....Zzzz
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becky over the moon 15 Nov 20 11.52am | |
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Originally posted by Palace in the Blood
There are arguements both ways . If (and it is a big if) a brown field site could be found then planning would be off set gainst the potential of converting Selhurst Park into a site for Housing in a Similar way to Brentfords new ground with Griffin Park now destined for housing. This would make getting planning permission slightly easier as no house would need demolishing and tenants moved. However there would still be infra structure projects such as transport links, parking , traffic and noise issues that would be linked and certainly prove part of the planning approval Don't forget that the actual pitch area of SP is under covenant and cannot be built on, which would probably severely curtail any interest from developers.
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TheBigToePunt 16 Nov 20 5.22pm | |
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Whether or not we flirt with the Crystal Palace Athletics Ground or some brownfield site somewhere, I come back to the point that seems so easy to overlook: We already own some land in a prime location. To make things even better, it has pubs, shops and stations nearby, plus (and this is the best bit) a football ground already built on it plus planning permission to build a huge new stand. Sounds great eh?! As I said in an earlier post, I am a little surprised it has taken this long to get the recent legal agreement signed but if you think this is taking a while to get done, imagine how long it would take to get a new ground built somewhere if we start from scratch. Also, don't be too keen to under-appreciate what we have even if we never redevelop Selhurst. Personally I like the old place more every time someone else builds a soulless plastic out-of-town bowl. Edited by TheBigToePunt (16 Nov 2020 5.22pm)
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imashed surrey 16 Nov 20 5.54pm | |
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Originally posted by est1905
Because if we buy their ground they will have to ground share with us or they will need to find somewhere else (which they wont be able to (dont suggest Selhurst, its simply not suitable for a low league club in maintenance costs alone. The only other option would be to merge with them. Rules say with a merger the 'new' club has to start again in the position the lower placed of the two clubs currently sit. We only need the land and build from scratch and if viable they can ground share and pay us low rent .
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kingdowieonthewall Sussex, ex-Cronx. 16 Nov 20 7.43pm | |
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remember being at Ashburton seniors, early 70s.
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Badger11 Beckenham 16 Nov 20 7.49pm | |
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I walked around Crystal Palace park today the National Sports Stadium is falling to pieces and isn't used. It would be the perfect site for us but as we have previously discussed it's never going to happen which is such a pity.
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pax3908 16 Nov 20 7.55pm | |
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Originally posted by Palace in the Blood
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Barcelona Based Fan No longer Barcelona, now living in... 16 Nov 20 8.06pm | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
I walked around Crystal Palace park today the National Sports Stadium is falling to pieces and isn't used. It would be the perfect site for us but as we have previously discussed it's never going to happen which is such a pity.
Such a shame as returning to our rightful home would've been the perfect story!
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crystal-purley Purley 16 Nov 20 9.22pm | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
I walked around Crystal Palace park today the National Sports Stadium is falling to pieces and isn't used. It would be the perfect site for us but as we have previously discussed it's never going to happen which is such a pity. Probably get shot down but . . . why not buy the Croydon FC site and build on that while helping Croydon FC convert the (former) national athletics stadium.
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SW19 CPFC Addiscombe West 16 Nov 20 10.40pm | |
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Originally posted by TheBigToePunt
Whether or not we flirt with the Crystal Palace Athletics Ground or some brownfield site somewhere, I come back to the point that seems so easy to overlook: We already own some land in a prime location. To make things even better, it has pubs, shops and stations nearby, plus (and this is the best bit) a football ground already built on it plus planning permission to build a huge new stand. Sounds great eh?! As I said in an earlier post, I am a little surprised it has taken this long to get the recent legal agreement signed but if you think this is taking a while to get done, imagine how long it would take to get a new ground built somewhere if we start from scratch. Also, don't be too keen to under-appreciate what we have even if we never redevelop Selhurst. Personally I like the old place more every time someone else builds a soulless plastic out-of-town bowl. Edited by TheBigToePunt (16 Nov 2020 5.22pm) Spot on
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dreamwaverider London 16 Nov 20 11.36pm | |
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If things don’t change, we won’t even need a stadium. We could raise millions building flats where the stands are which people could watch the game from
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Helmet46 Croydon 17 Nov 20 8.14am | |
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The way Croydon Council are absolutely destroying the centre of town, we could probably buy the Whitgift Centre site for a tenner soon and build it there. I mean there’s no shops there, all the dept stores have gone - with House of Fraser just being posh Sports Direct - so it might put at least a bit of life back into the place. Edited by Helmet46 (17 Nov 2020 8.16am)
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