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Originally Posted by crazywelsh
All it takes is the council or welsh assembly to state no planning permission would be granted ever, and the fact the club doesn’t own the stadium it’s a lease quay red.
It doesn’t matter what it is quay red you cannot see fan ownership for what it is, if the wst keep the lease of the stadium but sold the club how would it pay for the stadium upkeep?
Also do you remember me telling you the ward money for instance, if we didn’t spend it we would pay tax ... it didn’t even make it that far and it’s gone with the begging bowl out! Our largest transfer fee came from a sell on clause and your idiots spunked it.
Why would anyone give the football club board or even the WST board a penny they aren’t worth of a penny more.
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Strange rant. All I pointed out is that under the Development plan the Racecourse isn't yet fully protected as a sporting venue as the plan hasn't been agreed.
Putting a sentence in capital letters doesn't make it a fact.
Failure to make payments on the lease would possibly result in the club being evicted and having to play elsewhere, leaving the possibility of an application for change of use.
As for your last sentence, I will be giving the club a lot more than the odd penny. looking forward to football returning despite Keates. I tend to support the club rather than individuals.