They could share with AFC when they've got their new ground built. They're also the only team south of the River who don't hate them. How big's Woking's ground? Makes sense to go elsewhere in Surrey I suppose, which rules out Crawley as it's in Sussex, their county rivals.
AFC hate them. Wimbledon also groundshared with them.
They could share with AFC when they've got their new ground built. They're also the only team south of the River who don't hate them. How big's Woking's ground? Makes sense to go elsewhere in Surrey I suppose, which rules out Crawley as it's in Sussex, their county rivals.
AFC hate them. Wimbledon also groundshared with them.
All the Wimbledon I know hate MK. They've no room to hate Palace. Admittedly, the ones I know are younger
Arthur Waite demolished because of asbestos, Holmesdale demolished because of subsidence from high water table, Sainsbury's selling up the site and taking the boxes with them.
Just the main stand designed by Archie Leitch still standing, hoping that Croydon Council miraculously give them another years fire certificate.
No planning permission in with Croydon Council yet. Whatever they propose to do, they cannot move forward without that.
Obviously the plan is to get relegated so they can close the main stand for redevelopment whilst they are in League Two and do not require the full 26,000 capacity.
This makes economic sense Palace would play here. It explains why RD wants to keep the stadium, too. No doubt he will get a fee for using our ground and he does not want to part with a potential profit.
A couple of years back I was seeing a client up by the old Crystal Palace & having a bit of time to kill I popped into Crystal palace park to eat my lunch. Was very surprised with the amount of space there is & if I remember correctly there is an old ruin (the original Crystal palace ?) - would make a good sports arena & would then actually be in CP & not bl***y Norwood.
Crystal Palace Park is in Bromley though and they are very anti any move there by the Nigels.
Can you imagine the furore from the nimbys if they even tried to get permission for a stadium there? It would give the Great Cardigan a new lease of life to head up the protests.
Crystal Palace Park is in Bromley though and they are very anti any move there by the Nigels.
Can you imagine the furore from the nimbys if they even tried to get permission for a stadium there? It would give the Great Cardigan a new lease of life to head up the protests.
I doubt anywhere would welcome a newly located 40,000 Stadium these days unless it’s out of town and matchday traffic doesn’t impact on local transport infrastructure.
A couple of years back I was seeing a client up by the old Crystal Palace & having a bit of time to kill I popped into Crystal palace park to eat my lunch. Was very surprised with the amount of space there is & if I remember correctly there is an old ruin (the original Crystal palace ?) - would make a good sports arena & would then actually be in CP & not bl***y Norwood.
Actually it would still be in Norwood. The area is upper Norwood.
Crystal Palace Park is in Bromley though and they are very anti any move there by the Nigels.
Can you imagine the furore from the nimbys if they even tried to get permission for a stadium there? It would give the Great Cardigan a new lease of life to head up the protests.
This makes economic sense Palace would play here. It explains why RD wants to keep the stadium, too. No doubt he will get a fee for using our ground and he does not want to part with a potential profit.
What if he wants to keep the stadium to SELL to palace meaning we would end up renting the valley from them...
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I heard a rumour Palace were going to ground share with Brighton.
This one looks pretty cool as well - outside Moscow.
I prefer this one in Sweden.
Arthur Waite demolished because of asbestos, Holmesdale demolished because of subsidence from high water table, Sainsbury's selling up the site and taking the boxes with them.
Just the main stand designed by Archie Leitch still standing, hoping that Croydon Council miraculously give them another years fire certificate.
Obviously the plan is to get relegated so they can close the main stand for redevelopment whilst they are in League Two and do not require the full 26,000 capacity.
Can you imagine the furore from the nimbys if they even tried to get permission for a stadium there? It would give the Great Cardigan a new lease of life to head up the protests.