good call, just knock the f*cker down sooner rather than later, or cover it in red and blue stripes, can't stand looking at a large lid of corrugated iron where other clubs have cantilever stands. Or keep a few aircraft in there or some dairy cows, that's what the main stand's fit for, a hangar or a cattle shed.

Little Fulham are doing just that in the middle of London and yet we are still stalled.

Can we actually get on with it while there are no crowds.

Parish has been telling us the same story for months now.
I appreciate the difficult logistics and red tape of such a project but that doesn't seemed to have stopped a host of other clubs. We might have specific hurdles to overcome but every day we delay will cost us money when fans return.

Fulham have been trying to redevelop Craven Cottage since the late 90's, and specifically the Riverside Stand since 2007.

The local authorities have had a long term desire to open up a continuous footpath along the Thames for the public and their design has had to incorporate plans that compliment that to push it through planning.

They had to buy part of the Thames from the port of London, and in recent memory have had to relocated at Loftus Road.

Building or upgrading a stadium in London seems to be a nightmare with significant political support.

Also, little Fulham have had far wealthier owners than us over the last 20 years who have continuously mismanaged them.

Edited by jeeagles (28 Oct 2020 3.23pm)

Just knock the b****r down - it is a horrible eyesore.
Then re-build when the rights/permissions are received.

We want to wait for our millennium celebrations. And we're not adopting the 1861 date either.

Red and Blue Army!

SP= PR machine