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Post by o2o2bo2ba on Jan 16, 2016 7:48:26 GMT
The same, in the same month..
Stadium to Gas 33/1.
Rosler to Sh*t 33/1.
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Post by interceptor on Jan 16, 2016 8:34:51 GMT
Bet the stadium/court wrangling does not stop, even if we lose appeal. There are more steps that can be taken even post appeal.
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Post by c4h10 on Jan 16, 2016 14:45:36 GMT
Bet the stadium/court wrangling does not stop, even if we lose appeal. There are more steps that can be taken even post appeal. Do tell. |
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Post by brizzle on Jan 16, 2016 15:42:37 GMT
Bet the stadium/court wrangling does not stop, even if we lose appeal. There are more steps that can be taken even post appeal. Do tell. . . . or alternatively.  |
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Post by LPGas on Jan 16, 2016 17:51:23 GMT
Sainsburys can only appeal to a higher authority with the permission of the present appeal judges (leave of appeal)
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Post by Deleted on Jan 16, 2016 20:19:39 GMT
Bet the stadium/court wrangling does not stop, even if we lose appeal. There are more steps that can be taken even post appeal. I thought it was game, set and match for us if we lose the appeal? |
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Post by Bridgeman on Jan 16, 2016 20:22:24 GMT
Bet the stadium/court wrangling does not stop, even if we lose appeal. There are more steps that can be taken even post appeal. I thought it was game, set and match for us if we lose the appeal? I thought someone had confirmed Nick Higgs had said he wouldn't appeal if we lost this time. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 16, 2016 20:39:37 GMT
I thought it was game, set and match for us if we lose the appeal? I thought someone had confirmed Nick Higgs had said he wouldn't appeal if we lost this time. Maybe he's got something else in mind, a whole new action to try to bring against Sainsbury's? |
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Post by matealotblue on Jan 16, 2016 20:52:23 GMT
Sainsburys can only appeal to a higher authority with the permission of the present appeal judges (leave of appeal) Do they go to Church on a Sunday? |
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Post by The Concept on Jan 16, 2016 22:00:34 GMT
I think the odds of the UWE Stadium still going ahead are still fairly high - it's just to what extent ...
1/ Full stadium, as per the plans, from funding via selling The Mem to Sainsburys.
2/ A scaled back version, from other funding means (Mem sold for something else, like housing, or a new investor.)
We've had 24 years of countless rejected stadium plans, and now finally have permission to build somewhere.
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Post by Bridgeman on Jan 16, 2016 23:29:51 GMT
I think the odds of the UWE Stadium still going ahead are still fairly high - it's just to what extent ... 1/ Full stadium, as per the plans, from funding via selling The Mem to Sainsburys. 2/ A scaled back version, from other funding means (Mem sold for something else, like housing, or a new investor.) We've had 24 years of countless rejected stadium plans, and now finally have permission to build somewhere. Lets not forget there is only planning permission for a supermarket being built at the Memorial Ground. If we want to sell it to someone else for something other than a supermarket then the whole of the planning process will have to be gone through again and no doubt the objectors will apply for a judicial review again further extending the length of time in which it will take any potential new stadium to be built. |
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Post by interceptor on Jan 17, 2016 7:23:50 GMT
Sorry for delayed response, been away. I think that there is justification for taking it to European court.
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Post by singupgas on Jan 17, 2016 9:16:27 GMT
I just want it to be over one way or the other now, if we win it will the greatest thing to happen to us for a long time, if not I don't think I can bare reading about court appeals..
Jesus I had to edit the original post..struggled to make sense of it myself.
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Post by The Concept on Jan 17, 2016 9:59:46 GMT
I think the odds of the UWE Stadium still going ahead are still fairly high - it's just to what extent ... 1/ Full stadium, as per the plans, from funding via selling The Mem to Sainsburys. 2/ A scaled back version, from other funding means (Mem sold for something else, like housing, or a new investor.) We've had 24 years of countless rejected stadium plans, and now finally have permission to build somewhere. Lets not forget there is only planning permission for a supermarket being built at the Memorial Ground. If we want to sell it to someone else for something other than a supermarket then the whole of the planning process will have to be gone through again and no doubt the objectors will apply for a judicial review again further extending the length of time in which it will take any potential new stadium to be built. It's a good point, but we did previously have planning permission for the hotel / student accommodation around the ground. I appreciate that doesn't guarantee future planning permission, but it should be something that is taken into consideration. It will also form an idea of what height buildings can be. Bristol has to find something like 30,000 new homes by 2030. The Mem is an ideal site: residential area, not far from the centre, away from flood plains. |
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