Re: Stuart Fielden : Mon Jan 27, 2020 8:23 pm  

warrior1872 wrote:

A bit of rain never hurt anyone and Leeds aren't allowed to put a roof on the away end because of the housing situated behind

They should buy them houses and knock them down.

Re: Stuart Fielden : Mon Jan 27, 2020 10:57 pm  

warrior1872 wrote:

A bit of rain never hurt anyone and Leeds aren't allowed to put a roof on the away end because of the housing situated behind

That was the situation, but Leeds now have plans to develop that end over the next few years. Will make it the best ground in the comp that.

Re: Stuart Fielden : Mon Jan 27, 2020 10:59 pm  

MattyB wrote:

They should buy them houses and knock them down.

That is an option for sure. The public footpath behind is also an issue but as i just posted it is something i am told they are looking to resolve.

Re: Stuart Fielden : Tue Jan 28, 2020 7:29 am  

JonnyBroad wrote:

That was the situation, but Leeds now have plans to develop that end over the next few years. Will make it the best ground in the comp that.

Will that involve the removal of the houses behind the Western Terrace as what I have been told by a Leeds supporter, that is the problem of why a covered stand has never been built.

Re: Stuart Fielden : Tue Jan 28, 2020 1:26 pm  

MattyB wrote:

They should buy them houses and knock them down.

In an age when the country is short of housing, i dont think its a good idea to buy houses and knock them down just so a rugby club can stick a roof on a stand.

Re: Stuart Fielden : Tue Jan 28, 2020 1:58 pm  

The_Enforcer wrote:

In an age when the country is short of housing, i dont think its a good idea to buy houses and knock them down just so a rugby club can stick a roof on a stand.

Be reet.

Re: Stuart Fielden : Tue Jan 28, 2020 6:38 pm  

The_Enforcer wrote:

In an age when the country is short of housing, i dont think its a good idea to buy houses and knock them down just so a rugby club can stick a roof on a stand.

Liverpool did it to rebuild part of their stadium, no reason why Leeds can’t! Plus the club would have to pay for the re housing of any displaced occupants.

Re: Stuart Fielden : Wed Jan 29, 2020 7:59 am  

The_Enforcer wrote:

In an age when the country is short of housing, i dont think its a good idea to buy houses and knock them down just so a rugby club can stick a roof on a stand.

Whats putting a roof on a stand got to do with a housing shortage?

Re: Stuart Fielden : Wed Jan 29, 2020 10:22 am  

Ruddy Duck wrote:

Whats putting a roof on a stand got to do with a housing shortage?

The houses need to be knocked down to do so?