Rovers new ground
looks promising for them!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-13670654
when is our turn :sad:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-13670654
when is our turn :sad:
looks promising for them!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-13670654
when is our turn :sad:
Don't like it. Just another bowl. Hope our new ground shows a bit more imagination...


Think it looks decent, cant understand why people are yet to come to terms with modern grounds looking, well ....modern.![]()
Prefer having Griffin Park, than having a "modern" ground with no character or atmosphere that can't even be filled. Is that really going to be used to it's full potential though by a average team now in League Two? More so, it's going to be a challenge filling the ground too! MK Dons are a prime example of this.
Ever since they had Eastville stolen from them they have been looking to build a new ground.
The word you're looking for is sh*t. Just because something's modern doesn't mean it has to be generic. Brighton, Swansea and Huddersfield have decent grounds
It hasnt been built yet. How do you know it will be sh*t? Brighton and Hudders do have decent grounds but they are extremely very similar. Grounds are either generically outdated and not fit for purpose e.g. Griffin Park (as sad as that is) or generically modern just like Saints and Mk Dons. Why fund that bit extra to make it slightly unique, when new grounds cost a fortune already? The Wembley arch is impressive but adds nothing to the match day experience IMO.
Prefer having Griffin Park, than having a "modern" ground with no character or atmosphere that can't even be filled. Is that really going to be used to it's full potential though by a average team now in League Two? More so, it's going to be a challenge filling the ground too! MK Dons are a prime example of this.
I don't want our ground to be identical to Doncaster's. The sketches on the Lionel Road website look quite nice, though probably outdated now.
Stadium mk this year had the quietest home fans I've ever heard. Because the ground was only a quarter full, it was even worse! At least us Bees made some noise! Having said that BR fans are generally quite vocal. When they ALL sing 'Goodnight Irene', as happens at least once during one of their home games, it's actually quite impressive.
Would it really be that bad?
Yes. And I think most people would tend to agree. If we're gonna do this, we should do it properly and leave a legacy for generations to come.