Joined: Tue Jun 17, 2008 11:49 am Posts: 1199 Location: Behind the sticks -Both halves
kinleycat wrote:
Taken from the report by the planning inspector in regards to why we should as RW suggested share GH: "Whilst the Glasshoughton site may have planning permission there is no money to build it, nor any proposed enabling development. It is not viable or deliverable and no one suggests that it is, not even Castleford Tigers themselves"
Kinley - First of all congrats on getting a "minded to approve" decision to be confirmed on or before 13th September 2012, not quite OPP just yet.
"The Secretary of State has been unable to reach a decision on this application by the target date of 19 June 2012, as previously notified. Because of the need to allow parties time to deal with the matters set out above, he will require more time to reach a decision. He now expects to make a decision on or before 13 September 2012."
The quote/s you and Sandal seem to be taking much pleasure from are in the "Case for Yorkcourt" as put to the inspector not the inspectors words or views although he does reach the same conclusion that a ground share is a non starter.
"Castleford's biggest home crowd of the 1991-1992 season wasn't quite 12,000 while on average they'd sit around 6000 but the noise, the chanting and the singing just blows you away" - Tawera Nikau "Standing Tall"
"I can tell you the atmosphere was extraordinary at Wheldon Road on big days. The ground held around 15,000 people, every one of them close to the action on the field and the noise would be enough to send a rumble through the town" - Malcolm Reilly "Reilly - A Life in Rugby League"
I still won't be convinced about Newmarket until I see us playing there, but I do think it will happen before Glasshoughton, partly because the sale of Wheldon Road won't cover the cost, and partly because I don't believe a word Richard Wright says. So if Newmarket does happen, I fully expect you to be sharing it with us, which would in turn put a lot of pressure on the RFL. My biggest fear would be if you then sold Wheldon Road, and instead of using the money to fund GH, you used it to strengthen your squad! It could be a blessing for Cas as they would have the stadium, and significant money to become an instant force.
Joined: Fri Nov 04, 2005 8:02 am Posts: 730 Location: Home or work
I am going say this one more time, and will accept the abuse, but I said this first of you read posts here and casforum 17 before wakey went into admin and left their debts to creditors:
Only one stadium will be built in the ilk being proposed. When one starts, immidiately the blood will drain from the other. The first to lay turf, to the victor the spoils.
Stand by that view, business and logistical sense...... Still anyone's victory to claim.
Joined: Thu Dec 29, 2005 9:54 pm Posts: 1707 Location: Metropolis Of Wakefield !!!
Gronk! wrote:
Wouldn't that have come from the PI, back before Cas had a deal with Opus and were between the Ben Bailey deal falling through and the Opus one being signed?
That puts the statement vastly out of date...but we can't tell some of the Neanderthals over on your board that, they're taking too much glee from it.
The Opus deal was first announced in March 2011, Planning permission for a Supermarket was to be put in later in the year. The Newmarket PI was in December 2011. Read the following link.
Joined: Fri Oct 29, 2004 9:28 am Posts: 369 Location: Zaandam, The Netherlands
imwakefieldtillidie wrote:
I still won't be convinced about Newmarket until I see us playing there, but I do think it will happen before Glasshoughton, partly because the sale of Wheldon Road won't cover the cost, and partly because I don't believe a word Richard Wright says. So if Newmarket does happen, I fully expect you to be sharing it with us, which would in turn put a lot of pressure on the RFL.
I agree, -as a Cas fan it hurts to say that but despite the delusion and spin coming from Cas, which (in some cases) seems so readily to believed by the fans, the stone cold truth is that Wakey are now moving forward quicker than Cas. Look at the timescales that both stadium developments have taken and it is hard to see how Cas are progressing. And although I think there are still some pretty big financial questions about Wakey's liquidity which seem to have been brushed aside, I also agree with the comments about the direction in which RW has taken us. This club is not moving forward under his leadership and the clock is ticking.
The Opus deal was first announced in March 2011, Planning permission for a Supermarket was to be put in later in the year. The Newmarket PI was in December 2011. Read the following link.
Not at all inside man. I actually think you have got over the main hurdle and was pointing out another hoop you need to jump through in the next 8 weeks. This been one of them:- http://companycheck.co.uk/company/02056198
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