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http://www.doncasterroversfc.co.uk/page/News/0,,10329~1973202,00.html?Bad news, I suppose, is that there is still snow on the pitch. Good news is that they must think that shifting it could allow the game to go ahead. Unfortunately living 100 miles away I won't be able to help.
We're the only club in South Yorkshire not to have undersoil heating, not counting RUFC because they have no stadium. I know its been done to death but how stupid to spend thirty odd million on a stadium (overpriced as well compared to what similar sized stadiums Chesterfield & Rotherham are costing) and not spend a small price of that on undersoil heating.
If I get the chance, I may go down and help later on today. Will have a spare afternoon with all being well.
I'd rather we get the game on. If we don't, we can't play Leicester until April.Some may argue that won't be a bad thing given that it'll probably be a decent early summer evening game, though personally I'm sick of postponements this season. Seeing as we've already had one game called off with Leicester, we at least owe it to their fans of giving it the best shot we can of getting this game to go ahead tomorrow.
I know its been done to death but how stupid to spend thirty odd million on a stadium (overpriced as well compared to what similar sized stadiums Chesterfield & Rotherham are costing)
Spot on Filo. When is this myth that the stadium cost £30m+ going to go away?The WHOLE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT cost £32m. The STADIUM cost £18m, which works out at just over £1k per seat. Ask BST how that stacks up for value based on other stadium costs.
Jim Dobbin wrote:Quote I know its been done to death but how stupid to spend thirty odd million on a stadium (overpriced as well compared to what similar sized stadiums Chesterfield & Rotherham are costing)The Stadium cost around £18M, so I would say that Chesterfield and Rotherhams stadium is a bit overpriced, and I bet they have no plans for undersoil heating either