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Brown Nose

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We'll have the nicest training ground and stadium complex in the championship
Until Necastle are relegated after their owners spunk a billion quid on Fred, James Ward Prowse and Sven Goran Erikssen. Clueless, murderous, pissy ****flaps.
 
Until Necastle are relegated after their owners spunk a billion quid on Fred, James Ward Prowse and Sven Goran Erikssen. Clueless, murderous, pissy ****flaps.
The Star Wars quote ‘fully armed and operational…’ keeps coming into my head with regards to Newcastle.

The unethical soul selling ****s.
 
Leicester City Football Club has submitted its hybrid planning application to Leicester City Council for the proposed development of the King Power Stadium site.

The submission follows an extensive pre-application public consultation, which ran between August and September this year. During this period, the Club received thousands of pieces of written and in-person feedback from stakeholders throughout our communities, including local authorities, businesses, community groups, neighbours, fans and other interested parties.

The response during the consultation period was overwhelmingly positive and the Club would like to express its sincere thanks to all participants for the level of engagement and constructive, valuable feedback that has contributed to the hybrid submission.

The application will now be validated by Leicester City Council before being determined by the planning committee in the first few months of next year. Ahead of that decision, the Club hopes to be given permission to start some early enabling works on site, which it applied for last month.

Since introducing its proposals to the public in August, the Club has completed the acquisition of a further property adjoining the site, previously occupied by EON. While this area does not form part of the current hybrid planning application, its acquisition will enable the Club to consider its potential role in the site’s future development in due course.

The Club extends its thanks to its external project team – including project managers Legends International; planning and development consultants Turley; and architects KSS – for their ongoing contributions, and Leicester City Council for its participation and consideration for the project to this stage.

Having now shared our proposals with a diverse range of stakeholders in the city, the Club’s belief in the project’s transformational potential has been strengthened. We look forward to continuing to work with our community partners towards the realisation of that vision.
 
On this image, the red thing that looks like a crane is actually the current stand which gives an indication of how big the new stand will be.

Also interesting that both North and South stands are to be expanded backwards so the concourses will be bigger.

 
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