Most local councils in this country are riddled with socialists.Does two weeks normally mean 2 months in England?
Most local councils in this country are riddled with socialists.
Nothing gets done except via committee and only then after every member has thoroughly ensured their own shoulders are Teflon coated and that none of them can be required to actually do any work.
Most local councils in this country are riddled with socialists.
Nothing gets done except via committee and only then after every member has thoroughly ensured their own shoulders are Teflon coated and that none of them can be required to actually do any work.
I'm not an admin here (and obviously scara can post whatever he likes on his own website!) but any chance this discussion could continue on the 'Politics' thread in Random? That's what it's there for after all - and old lefties like me won't have to either seethe in silence or get involved and drag this great thread even further off topic?
Just a polite request, not being arsey or anything.
I have a fear about playing at Wembley and it's probably irrational. It's just such an iconic stadium that I think teams will be even more up for it against us than they already are.
Having said that, in a straight choice between Wembley and MK Dons, it's Wembley every time.
I have a fear about playing at Wembley and it's probably irrational. It's just such an iconic stadium that I think teams will be even more up for it against us than they already are.
Having said that, in a straight choice between Wembley and MK Dons, it's Wembley every time.
Was a time we regarded Wembley as our second home, nine out of 11 finals won there in the last century plus a semi against the Woolwich in '91.Thats what has been going through my mind since it got first announced. With the obvious exceptions of your Arsenals,Chelsea,City for all the lesser teams each match would literally be their Cup final.
I have also wondered, even moreso if Cheslea use Wembley too, would they still play FA Cup semis there if either of us got that far, as the oppostion could claim it would no longer be a neutral venue. Possibly the same could be said of a League Cup Final or FA Cup Final.
My fear is how the ground will feel being half empty
It's physically a massive building and we would only have the lower tier. And we would also IMO struggle to get 50000 fans every week. I wouldn't be going on my season ticket as Wembley logistically is great for the odd game but working for example is poor unless you park mega close or at an underground ( which is what I'd do)
But Wembley would surely be a draw in itself, not only for Sours fans but also our opponents, Even in the worst-case scenario certain fixtures would likely be sell-outs, ie all those vs London clubs (5 at present) plus games vs United, City and Liverpool.My fear is how the ground will feel being half empty
It's physically a massive building and we would only have the lower tier. And we would also IMO struggle to get 50000 fans every week. I wouldn't be going on my season ticket as Wembley logistically is great for the odd game but working for example is poor unless you park mega close or at an underground ( which is what I'd do)
It requires a lot of work to make sure you don't need to do any work.Most local councils in this country are riddled with socialists.
Nothing gets done except via committee and only then after every member has thoroughly ensured their own shoulders are Teflon coated and that none of them can be required to actually do any work.