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Viking Chat => Viking Chat => Topic started by: philsky on May 06, 2024, 09:09:57 pm
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11,250 in there for their L1 play off against Peterborough.
Maybe we can edge higher than that.
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11,250 in there for their L1 play off against Peterborough.
Maybe we can edge higher than that.
divide by three and multiply by four....
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A further 1500 in the bingo car park.
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Always wondered why they don't have that fourth stand.... is there a reason?
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I think I heard they're planning to move to another new stadium at some point.
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the ground's still owned by a company run by the bloke who was in charge when it was built - who - basically - has got the arse with the club over some trivial, historically outstanding debts, and has refused them permission to build on his land ever since - splendidly petulant on his part; more practically, the place has never sold out in its twenty three year history so why bother making it any bigger...???
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Their lease runs out in 2026 and they plan to build a new stadium of their own for then.
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2026.? They better get started soon then!!
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“The club is now in a race against time to open a new stadium by the summer of 2026. If we can’t open by the start of the 2026 season, we will be homeless. Playing out of the county is something none of us want, even for a short while and we can’t contemplate a long-term move away, as it would mean a loss of our name, identity, and heritage.”
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Amazing Gateshead can’t play in playoffs but these could be homeless but playing in the championship
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https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/27470061/oxford-united-new-stadium-agreement/?utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=sunfootballfacebook080524&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1ZJ0DD5P_i5bNvdrvhJBAUWLkTELRew9AKaWE0iAQl09D6qSpixbYU9NI_aem_ARuAec9b2hxiBHr6yd9jJhYyMRoxBYSr73GUfut2445jaD_ur9TsOrJEbxdawkSZMCCwwdypi6WnuBsHbY3xaNB3#Echobox=1715103139
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At least the Kassam has more sides than Braga
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At least the Kassam has more sides than Braga
Hmm, that takes me back, Portugal 2004.
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Takes me back to Leeds Road with the mountain in background
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the ground's still owned by a company run by the bloke who was in charge when it was built - who - basically - has got the arse with the club over some trivial, historically outstanding debts, and has refused them permission to build on his land ever since - splendidly petulant on his part; more practically, the place has never sold out in its twenty three year history so why bother making it any bigger...???
Lost balls over that fence?
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If it was like my School days ball over fence into one old blokes Garden equalled carving knife in ball.