Name for a new stadium
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Yiewsley Bee
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Griffin Park Arena
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Luke Kirton
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Seriously on this someone at the club should be looking at corporate sponsorship for the stadium name. This happens with all new devlopments in the US and some here now. It might not be that fun to play in the Nike stadium or whatever, but it might improve the chances of us actually building it!
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Pauly Paul
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Pauly Paul
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A contender must be Blenheim Park, which is the name of the park next to Feltham Arenas.
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Yiewsley Bee
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How about Griffin Brewary Arena? Or Feltham Arena?
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Heston Bee
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It's a good idea financially, but the stadium names are always daft and sound mickey-mouse, aswell as having nothing to do historically with the club.
ie Reebok Stadium, Bradford and Bingley Stadium, JJB stadium
Judging by our financial position, I guess Brentford's new stadium would be called
"The Happy-Shopper Arena"
On a more serious note, did anyone know that the official capacity of Feltham Arena, as it is now, is actually 10,000?!!
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I HEAR ON the grapevine that griffin park is to be renamed the tesco superstore.
as for are new ground it should be called the ron noades stadium after our beloved leader.
as for are new ground it should be called the ron noades stadium after our beloved leader.
feltham
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The 'History bit' in the Feltham FC match programme say's this as well! "The ground boasts a capacity of 10,000 of which, 750 can be seated"
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davebee
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back to the top i would like it to be called WEMBLY and be built in north london.
i ouldn't mind going to the Guiness stadium where it costs a pound a pint
i ouldn't mind going to the Guiness stadium where it costs a pound a pint
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Tommy69
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Call it whatever will get us the most cash and prevent us from selling a promising young player or top scorer!
Heston Bee
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The only problem is the grandstand now has no roof. Not sure whether it was taken down or if the local feltham yoofs stole the tiles?
Anyway, the Arena's official capacity is 10,000 according to Feltham's programmes and Non-league directory. Not sure I'd like to be there if there ever was 10,000 there though...
AJ
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"Invisible stadium",
On a serious note, The Hive would be the best name surely.
On a serious note, The Hive would be the best name surely.
Bucks Bee
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No - i go with corporate name. We can't afford to be choosy!!! Feltham Arena, The Hive, New Griffin Park are all good names, but lets play in a stadium called:
The Montgomery Burns Closet Arena
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
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The Montgomery Burns Closet Arena
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
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Bucks Bee
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No seriously - lets try and get a big company to pump in a few million for their name all over our stadium - Brittania and Reebok stadiums are quality!! Perhaps if we can get a chairman that is willing to part with a few bob with moaning about it we can get the team to match it!
Ace Face
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SAP Stadium
Bearing in mind the german software company SAP has a very large presence in Feltham.
Anybody who goes to see the Bees at a 8000 capacity stadium is a SAP.
NOADES OUT..!!!
Bearing in mind the german software company SAP has a very large presence in Feltham.
Anybody who goes to see the Bees at a 8000 capacity stadium is a SAP.
NOADES OUT..!!!
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Upon reflection I say "What is the point of this thread? There isn't going to be a new stadium."
saffrey
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Let's find a really short name, so the club can save heaps of money on printing costs for stationery!!
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Fantasy Island, with Ron at the gate meeting us all as we 'fly in' for each game.
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After reading Positively Brentford last night I would name the new stadium either Griffin Park or the Harry Curtis stadium.
If there are any Bees fans on this board that haven't purchased this book yet I thoroughly recommend it. It is a reminder to us that Brentford were once a great side. I was brought up in the 70's with the belief that Brentford were sleeping Giants, this book reminds us to be proud of our heritage.
Griffin Park is steeped in history and I personaly don't think we should move to any stadium until we can increase our average attendance above 6000. The supporters will come if we have freescoring forwards; Noades refusal to buy a decent striker has helped to drive away the fans and also acted as a smokescreen for all this bollox that Griffin Park is the cause of our problems.
If there are any Bees fans on this board that haven't purchased this book yet I thoroughly recommend it. It is a reminder to us that Brentford were once a great side. I was brought up in the 70's with the belief that Brentford were sleeping Giants, this book reminds us to be proud of our heritage.
Griffin Park is steeped in history and I personaly don't think we should move to any stadium until we can increase our average attendance above 6000. The supporters will come if we have freescoring forwards; Noades refusal to buy a decent striker has helped to drive away the fans and also acted as a smokescreen for all this bollox that Griffin Park is the cause of our problems.