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Right lads this is the idea.

We at Fulham have had and probably will still have problems with ground situation for a few more years.At present we are spending approx 6 million on building in effect 2 new stands behind each goal at the cottage(impressive as well from what I have seen).

Apart from the big London 3 (Blue filth, Arsenal and Yids) most of the other London clubs have issues.

You lot- Lionel rd/Griffin Park
The BITTERS(don't laugh) with a dive of a ground.
Orient- Planning problems
Barnet- planning problems
West Ham skint
Watford Skint
Wimbledon- say no more
Fulham- Okay for 3 years then who knows.
Palace -sh*te ground and skint

Between the mentioned clubs the following must be approx 200k so why don't the clubs fans join up and force a pressure group to protect London football.

200k of votes in London would surely be worth something and the protection of all London clubs is vital.

I love Fulham and have a rivalry with The filth,Bitters and you lot but honestly can say that it is in all our clubs interest that we survive and prosper for the good of London football.

Cheers
A pissed Unregistertd Fulham
 

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And what would this pressure group do, exactly?
 

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I'm thinking about starting a pressure group to get unregistered fulham fans to register and then their posts would be in a more appropriate forum! :)
 

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sponshagga said:
He's got a point though. It's just what exactly would we ask for?
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Dunno I was pissed at the time of writing.

Though I think it has merit.
 

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sponshagga said:
He's got a point though. It's just what exactly would we ask for?
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A relaxation of planning regulations to give a special status to sports stadia with some kind of basic presumption in favour of development (if such a thing does not already exist).
 

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I think this is an excellent idea, so long as the Premiersh!t club's supporters don't p!ss off once they get their issues resolved, and stay and support those of us who follow real football.
 

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I believe that ground sharing will become the norm in another ten years time.

Everton and Liverpool have discussed it, Bristol City/Rovers have also discussed it. Both the Sheffield sides could share.

With only a handful of football league teams out of the 92 making a profit and many fending of administration, avenues such as this will need to be explored.

There is too much money grabbing in football these days and clubs need to get 7 day week use out of their grounds. The only way they can do that is to have two teams using it.

It may be that rather ground share with another footy team, it will be a rugby league/union side, but ground sharing will become a more common practice.
 
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