|
mimma |
|
Brandy Drinker
Posts: 2,649
Posts Per Day: 0.44
Reputation: 85.27%
Rep Score: +15 / -2
Approval: +5,564
Gold Stars: 78
|
Isn't there an enormous pot of money put aside for the kasbah regeneration? We could be tapping into that I hope
That money cannot be used to fund a private limited company like GTFC. It is for the infrastructure to attract businesses.
|
|
|
|
|
jimgtfc |
|
Whiskey Drinker
Posts: 3,002
Posts Per Day: 0.64
Reputation: 81.05%
Rep Score: +22 / -5
Approval: +5,093
Gold Stars: 45
|
Mate of mine who works on the docks was banging on about this the other week, I just assumed he was on about freemo, fantastic if we could pull it off. Fair play to the Council. Was it Middlesbrough or Sunderland who built their new ground on the docks?
|
| "Falls to Arnold... Arnold! That's it! Thats it! He's sealed it! Grimsby Town are back in the football league!!! Just a minute to go and Nathan Arnold makes it 3-1! Look at the scenes behind the goal! Look at the relief! The agony is finally over!!!"
John Tondeur - Wembley Stadium Sunday 15th May 2016 |
|
|
|
|
1mickylyons |
|
Posts: 9,070
Posts Per Day: 1.53
Reputation: 75.68%
Rep Score: +42 / -14
Approval: +9,383
Gold Stars: 56
|
Freemo/Docks to me is one and the same in terms of area it`s still THE place and it will still massively aid the Freemo regeneration.
|
|
|
|
|
bedders78 |
|
Snakebite drinker
Posts: 407
Posts Per Day: 0.14
Reputation: 68.04%
Rep Score: +3 / -3
Approval: +834
Gold Stars: 12
|
That money cannot be used to fund a private limited company like GTFC. It is for the infrastructure to attract businesses.
A football stadium is the infrastructure needed to attract a football club...
|
| Grim Outlook exile |
|
|
|
|
promotion plaice |
|
Moderator
Posts: 19,631
Posts Per Day: 3.85
Reputation: 64.79%
Rep Score: +20 / -13
Location: Cleethorpes
Approval: +17,048
Gold Stars: 197
|
Was it Middlesbrough or Sunderland who built their new ground on the docks?
Taken from today's Telegraph.... Grimsby docks, although relegated to the bottom of the initial potential sites over five years ago, has hit top spot because of its need for regeneration. Any regeneration of the site could be similar to the Middlehaven development in Middlesbrough. Once an industrialised area alongside the River Tees it has undergone major redevelopment including the opening of Middlesbrough FC's Riverside Stadium in 1995.
|
| When Leeds trainer Les Cocker was once told Norman Hunter had broken a leg, he asked: “Whose is it?” |
|
|
|
|
The_Laughing_Mariner |
|
Brandy Drinker
Posts: 2,838
Posts Per Day: 0.47
Reputation: 78.02%
Rep Score: +17 / -5
Approval: +1,041
Gold Stars: 10
|
What about access?, There is no access off Riby square, the only way through is via flyover or through side streets. Humber street bridge is unsafe. Huge congestion. where are pubs and eateries? Its a no from me
|
| <'(((((<
When I was a little boy I asked my daddy what would i be would I be United, would i be Leeds Here's what he said to me
Oh Grimsby Grimsby Whatever will be will be You'll follow then faithfully Oh Grimsby Grimsby
Tell me Mam me Mam I dont want no tea no tea I'm watching the Grimsby Tell me Mam me mam |
|
|
|
|
diehardmariner |
|
Vodka Drinker
Posts: 5,951
Posts Per Day: 0.99
Reputation: 84.65%
Rep Score: +36 / -6
Approval: +17,606
Gold Stars: 538
|
Freemo/Docks to me is one and the same in terms of area it`s still THE place and it will still massively aid the Freemo regeneration.
Exactly. The whole Docks/Riby Square/Freeman Street area should be viewed as one, I personally would go further and say right up and over to Corporation Bridge, taking in all of the water that should be regenerated. The article mentions how Middlesbrough's stadium is an example. I don't know if there are future plans for further investment in that area but I think we need to aim for better than what Middlesbrough have got in terms of the whole package. When I went there earlier this year it was pretty bland and very much the typical mid-to-late 90's identikit stadium in the middle of a grey industrial estate.
|
|
Logged |
|
|
|
|
KingstonMariner |
|
Meths Drinker
Posts: 22,096
Posts Per Day: 6.07
Reputation: 79.33%
Rep Score: +42 / -11
Approval: +23,440
Gold Stars: 218
|
If it ends up there it’ll become known as the Kasbah. Inevitably we will have that Clash song for the team to come out to. 😉
|
| Through the door there came familiar laughter, I saw your face and heard you call my name. Oh my friend we're older but no wiser, For in our hearts the dreams are still the same. |
|
|
|
|
MuddyWaters |
|
Barley Wine Drinker
Posts: 14,108
Posts Per Day: 2.60
Reputation: 68.15%
Rep Score: +48 / -24
Approval: +32,234
Gold Stars: 235
|
What about access?, There is no access off Riby square, the only way through is via flyover or through side streets. Humber street bridge is unsafe. Huge congestion. where are pubs and eateries? Its a no from me
Unless some aliens are going to parachute a new stadium straight in, I would imagine the developers, the council and the football club will be looking to include all infrastructure issues such as road access, public transport, bars, restaurants and parking as part of a total regeneration package. If it's a no from you, please explain what you would prefer?
|
|
Logged |
|
|
|
|
diehardmariner |
|
Vodka Drinker
Posts: 5,951
Posts Per Day: 0.99
Reputation: 84.65%
Rep Score: +36 / -6
Approval: +17,606
Gold Stars: 538
|
What about access?, There is no access off Riby square, the only way through is via flyover or through side streets. Humber street bridge is unsafe. Huge congestion. where are pubs and eateries? Its a no from me
Pretty sure the whole plan won't just consist of putting the stadium on Garibaldi Street Car Park and hoping everything else just works out.
|
|
Logged |
|
|
|
|