That would be sensible, yes.Are we presuming we don’t relegated in the next 3 years then?
Someone tell the players they had better turn up soon then.That would be sensible, yes.
Yes. Because that makes sense. Even if we keep Rodgers and he continues to get the results as he has over the past 30 odd games we will still be comfortable in the top half.Are we presuming we don’t relegated in the next 3 years then?
Are we presuming we don’t relegated in the next 3 years then?
I quite agree Pop. Let's wait until January before we break ground though.This is excellent news. Exactly what we should doing.
Looking forward to the tales of doom and bust this will bring out in some...
It's only good news if the club work out how to actually sell some tickets they have left.This is excellent news. Exactly what we should doing.
Looking forward to the tales of doom and bust this will bring out in some...
It is. Ticket sales are only one reason to expand the infrastructure. There are many, many more.It's only good news if the club work out how to actually sell some tickets they have left.
And oddly - it isn't restricting sales to people who already have season tickets until the morning of the game.
I agree it’s still good news. I was being facetious/cynicalIt is. Ticket sales are only one reason to expand the infrastructure. There are many, many more.
I’m still excited by this, but not the football.Leicester City stadium expansion set for council approval
The Foxes applied for planning permission in October after a public consultation.www.bbc.com
So we should never, ever do one again.Seems perfect timing, not like we have a history of stadium developments and financial disaster or anything.
Get them spades in the ground ASAP!
At this time it is a hubristic and dangerous plan.So we should never, ever do one again.
It's a brilliant development and much needed.
I don't think so. Clubs must evolve if they wish to grow and the infrastructure is a massive part of that. I can see why there might be trepidation about it but it depends on your view I guess, about what may happen this season and beyond. I don't think we'll go down and so investing in the club can only be a good thing. I think the club have been incredibly sensible in trying to alter the dynamic between income and wages so I have no issue with that. I also don't think we are financially stricken as some do. Of course, things are tighter than they were but I've seen nothing to suggest we are anything other than cautiously managing finances at the moment and I'm all for that.At this time it is a hubristic and dangerous plan.
Makes the club more attractive to a buyer in my opinion.At this time it is a hubristic and dangerous plan.
Ah, well nevertheless…I like tits.ooooo, I’m Miles Away and I know big words.
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