Orient Ground Plans

[GABS]

A good idea ?

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/sport/football/articles/3609155?source=Evening Standard

 

[BenMoses]

"Current crowds suggest we don't need a bigger stadium, but if we get into the First Division then demand will soon outstrip supply. "
If they get into the 1st Division? They must have severe long term plans, other than that it seems like a solution to cash problems, and in todays climate...

 

[CJC]

I would suggest something similar for GP, we take out the two corners of Braemar and build conference/hotel and so on and use that to build a new stand and pay off gradually the debt. Look at Luton they can have around 300-400 people a day paying for stuff, and that's bloody Luton. We are near the airport and I think doing that and building over the forecourt could give us a good sized ground, and we can always put some seating back in New Road (accounting for the H&S restrictions).

Their development sounds fine, although it's worrying that it looks like someone else would own the ground. No standing either

 

[Skinhead Bee]

I think they should leave Brisboune Road. It is a dump. They should build a new 40000 all seater stadium on the hackney marshes. They could compete with West Ham that way.

 

[hants in my pants]

go to bed. you are drunk.

 

[Speedo]

Knowing, as I do most of Orient's more 'fiesty' followers, they will have to build two seperate grounds, as certain sections of their fans are consantly at war with each other

 

[parachute]

at war??? Sounds just like Brentford!! what you mean war??

 

[Speedo]

at war??? Sounds just like Brentford!! what you mean war??

Politics plays a major part in all the 'disagreements' Right vs Left. I'm not going to say anymore on here, but that is the jist of it.