This is a perennial question. It's sign of spring in the air.
Quote from: olaftab on March 18, 2014, 10:45:59 PMThis is a perennial question. It's sign of spring in the air.We could do with something to remind me of the spring. It's been a miserable winter here. But yes, this topic always comes up and I for one will miss discussing it when the stand finally goes up. Seriously though I don't think we need the attendance to justify building it. It has commercial value beyond regular supporters being there. And in any case, our attendance has been superb despite an average season and until very recently terrible home form. I think we'd be fine with a 50,000 capacity.
We could do with something to remind me of the spring. It's been a miserable winter here. But yes, this topic always comes up and I for one will miss discussing it when the stand finally goes up.
Quote from: Toronto Villa on March 18, 2014, 10:55:17 PMWe could do with something to remind me of the spring. It's been a miserable winter here. But yes, this topic always comes up and I for one will miss discussing it when the stand finally goes up. I was listening to talksport on the way home from work and they were talking to a Canadian fella, from your town, a big arsenal fan about Drogba v Henry as to who is better. He mentioned the weather and temperature hovering around -20 for weeks. Now that's cold from my experience in Sweden.
We should have built it when we were averaging 40k under O'Neill. Every time we've rebuilt a stand over the years our average attendances have gone up, so I don't see why it wouldn't thins time. Build it and they will come, and all that....