Re The possibility of a football stadium on the Peninsula?

A few days back there was a map on one of the threads with the plans for a stadium on a piece of land on the peninsula water front.
When was this map/plans made and by whom?
Is that piece of land actually still available, is it a viable project or an old map made when it was a vacant site?
Or is it just some fanciful idea by persons unknown?
Cheers.
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Sink ffs 😔😔16
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Old map and no spare land from what i understand4
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Got more chance of being dumped out in deepest darkest Kent somewhere instead of over the Peninsula, personally can't see a move there being financially viable1
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Is there enough space in the Peninsula now?
So much housing going up compared to when the initial rumours came out - Id question if they could fit a huge stadium over there2 -
cantersaddick said:Sink ffs 😔😔
I also apologised for not being fully aware of it’s origin and viability and that I was asking a few others to explain despite the subject having been extensively covered.
Is that OK with you boss or do I need to run things by you in future before I post?7 -
ForeverAddickted said:Is there enough space in the Peninsula now?
So much housing going up compared to when the initial rumours came out - Id question if they could fit a huge stadium over there2 -
killerandflash said:ForeverAddickted said:Is there enough space in the Peninsula now?
So much housing going up compared to when the initial rumours came out - Id question if they could fit a huge stadium over there
Interesting what will happen as and when that day arrives.....not that I’ll be here to see it happen.0 -
The 20 year masterplan for the peninsula was approved in 2015. It has no provision for a stadium. It's mainly residential (12,000 units) with provision for schools, health facilities, film studios, a hotel and offices plus a road network, landscaping etc.7
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SoundAsa£ said:killerandflash said:ForeverAddickted said:Is there enough space in the Peninsula now?
So much housing going up compared to when the initial rumours came out - Id question if they could fit a huge stadium over there
Interesting what will happen as and when that day arrives.....not that I’ll be here to see it happen.5 - Sponsored links:
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SoundAsa£ said:killerandflash said:ForeverAddickted said:Is there enough space in the Peninsula now?
So much housing going up compared to when the initial rumours came out - Id question if they could fit a huge stadium over there
Interesting what will happen as and when that day arrives.....not that I’ll be here to see it happen.0 -
PopIcon said:SoundAsa£ said:killerandflash said:ForeverAddickted said:Is there enough space in the Peninsula now?
So much housing going up compared to when the initial rumours came out - Id question if they could fit a huge stadium over there
Interesting what will happen as and when that day arrives.....not that I’ll be here to see it happen.0 -
Rothko said:SoundAsa£ said:killerandflash said:ForeverAddickted said:Is there enough space in the Peninsula now?
So much housing going up compared to when the initial rumours came out - Id question if they could fit a huge stadium over there
Interesting what will happen as and when that day arrives.....not that I’ll be here to see it happen.0 -
SoundAsa£ said:PopIcon said:SoundAsa£ said:killerandflash said:ForeverAddickted said:Is there enough space in the Peninsula now?
So much housing going up compared to when the initial rumours came out - Id question if they could fit a huge stadium over there
Interesting what will happen as and when that day arrives.....not that I’ll be here to see it happen.
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Due to the lack of space, latest I heard is that they intend to build a plunge stadium on one of the existing buildings.
Plans currently being devised on how to get the ball back each time it goes out of play.0 -
The O2 if I recall correctly was originally Imtended to be a very temporary structure but quite late on a decision was made to make it capable of being permanent. The k Mo obey it makes it’s going nowhere.
The ownership of land in the peninsula has also been covered extensively. property development group Knight Dragon own nearly all the land.
This includes the land where the driving range is. The driving range only has a limited term lease but whichever some have hypothesised this land could be released for a football stadium, and while this may be possible, most commentators seem convinced Knight Dragon have another (flats) purpose in mind. You can’t develop all the flats at the same time.
there is a long term plan
https://www.greenwichpeninsula.co.uk/whats-on/the-peninsulist/the-masterplan/0 -
i_b_b_o_r_g said:Got more chance of being dumped out in deepest darkest Kent somewhere instead of over the Peninsula, personally can't see a move there being financially viable0
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SoundAsa£ said:PopIcon said:SoundAsa£ said:killerandflash said:ForeverAddickted said:Is there enough space in the Peninsula now?
So much housing going up compared to when the initial rumours came out - Id question if they could fit a huge stadium over there
Interesting what will happen as and when that day arrives.....not that I’ll be here to see it happen.3 -
His Excellency will be building an island in the middle of the Thames near the peninsula that will boast a 70,000 seater stadium as well as a six star hotel, bars, shops and restaurants.
The stadium will be the new home of 2024 UEFA Champions League finalists Charlton Athletic.
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Brendan_O_Connell said:
His Excellency will be building an island in the middle of the Thames near the peninsula that will boast a 70,000 seater stadium as well as a six star hotel, bars, shops and restaurants.
The stadium will be the new home of 2024 UEFA Champions League finalists Charlton Athletic.
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colthe3rd said:i_b_b_o_r_g said:Got more chance of being dumped out in deepest darkest Kent somewhere instead of over the Peninsula, personally can't see a move there being financially viable
Have you got a budget forecast that says otherwise then?0 -
Brendan_O_Connell said:
His Excellency will be building an island in the middle of the Thames near the peninsula that will boast a 70,000 seater stadium as well as a six star hotel, bars, shops and restaurants.
The stadium will be the new home of 2024 UEFA Champions League finalists Charlton Athletic.
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Jints said:The 20 year masterplan for the peninsula was approved in 2015. It has no provision for a stadium. It's mainly residential (12,000 units) with provision for schools, health facilities, film studios, a hotel and offices plus a road network, landscaping etc.
Still no provision for a stadium!1 -
That´s all good news. But I do still worry a bit about RBG. @AFKABartram published a map of development planned fór Charlton a while ago. It was mainly concerned with north of Woolwich Road, but there was something about the way the Valley was marked up on it, that bothered us. Perhaps the Boss will remember more.0
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Rufus_Ambition said:Jints said:The 20 year masterplan for the peninsula was approved in 2015. It has no provision for a stadium. It's mainly residential (12,000 units) with provision for schools, health facilities, film studios, a hotel and offices plus a road network, landscaping etc.
Still no provision for a stadium!
Or are they purchasing Millwall with that being their new name with a new worldwide rivalry beginning0 -
PragueAddick said:That´s all good news. But I do still worry a bit about RBG. @AFKABartram published a map of development planned fór Charlton a while ago. It was mainly concerned with north of Woolwich Road, but there was something about the way the Valley was marked up on it, that bothered us. Perhaps the Boss will remember more.
https://charltonchampion.co.uk/2014/10/19/charltons-riverside-masterplan-whats-it-all-about/
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ForeverAddickted said:Rufus_Ambition said:Jints said:The 20 year masterplan for the peninsula was approved in 2015. It has no provision for a stadium. It's mainly residential (12,000 units) with provision for schools, health facilities, film studios, a hotel and offices plus a road network, landscaping etc.
Still no provision for a stadium!
Or are they purchasing Millwall with that being their new name with a new worldwide rivalry beginning1 -
Brendan_O_Connell said:
His Excellency will be building an island in the middle of the Thames near the peninsula that will boast a 70,000 seater stadium as well as a six star hotel, bars, shops and restaurants.
The stadium will be the new home of 2024 UEFA Champions League finalists Charlton Athletic.
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Macronate said:Brendan_O_Connell said:
His Excellency will be building an island in the middle of the Thames near the peninsula that will boast a 70,000 seater stadium as well as a six star hotel, bars, shops and restaurants.
The stadium will be the new home of 2024 UEFA Champions League finalists Charlton Athletic.
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PragueAddick said:That´s all good news. But I do still worry a bit about RBG. @AFKABartram published a map of development planned fór Charlton a while ago. It was mainly concerned with north of Woolwich Road, but there was something about the way the Valley was marked up on it, that bothered us. Perhaps the Boss will remember more.
https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/57297/new-article-going-over-old-ground-new-ground-and-the-regeneration-of-charlton/p1
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