If we have non-footballing events at Villa Park, eg boxing matches or Take That concerts, I assume this means Villa no longer get any of the money? [/quoteQuote from: cdbullyweefan on June 29, 2019, 12:04:21 PMIf we have non-footballing events at Villa Park, eg boxing matches or Take That concerts, I assume this means Villa no longer get any of the money? I wouldn’t mind watching somebody boxing Take That 😁
If we have non-footballing events at Villa Park, eg boxing matches or Take That concerts, I assume this means Villa no longer get any of the money?
I'm not concerned about the sale, but what happened to Villa Park being an Asset of Community Value? i thought that in the event of a sale, it meant the owners had to inform the people who had applied for it to be so registered, in this case the Trust?
Quote from: Risso on June 29, 2019, 08:34:45 PMI'm not concerned about the sale, but what happened to Villa Park being an Asset of Community Value? i thought that in the event of a sale, it meant the owners had to inform the people who had applied for it to be so registered, in this case the Trust?It is with the legal advisors.
Quote from: Risso on June 29, 2019, 08:34:45 PMI'm not concerned about the sale, but what happened to Villa Park being an Asset of Community Value? i thought that in the event of a sale, it meant the owners had to inform the people who had applied for it to be so registered, in this case the Trust?Apparently it doesn't count if the primary use isn't going to be changed.
Villa ParkThe Trust is concerned to read the news today, that despite the recording of an Asset of Community Value on the stadium, a transfer of ownership may have taken place.We are attempting to clarify the details. When they are available we will seek an urgent meeting with the club.In addition, we will be requesting clarification on the loss of match day facilities for fans, with the demolition of Villa Village and the Academy, which was not mentioned at the FCG when it is evident plans were far advanced.
Quote from: cdbullyweefan on June 29, 2019, 12:04:21 PMIf we have non-footballing events at Villa Park, eg boxing matches or Take That concerts, I assume this means Villa no longer get any of the money? [/quoteQuote from: cdbullyweefan on June 29, 2019, 12:04:21 PMIf we have non-footballing events at Villa Park, eg boxing matches or Take That concerts, I assume this means Villa no longer get any of the money? I wouldn’t mind watching somebody boxing Take That 😁I have seen Bruce Springsteen live at Villa Park. Unfortunately I missed the Villa Park gigs of Duran Duran and Billy Graham. Apparently Billy Graham's support act was Cliff Richard.
Quote from: dave.woodhall on June 30, 2019, 07:59:29 PMQuote from: Risso on June 29, 2019, 08:34:45 PMI'm not concerned about the sale, but what happened to Villa Park being an Asset of Community Value? i thought that in the event of a sale, it meant the owners had to inform the people who had applied for it to be so registered, in this case the Trust?Apparently it doesn't count if the primary use isn't going to be changed. That would make sense. Cheers.
The Trust aren't deliriously happy, mind. https://villatrust.org.uk/villa-park/QuoteVilla ParkThe Trust is concerned to read the news today, that despite the recording of an Asset of Community Value on the stadium, a transfer of ownership may have taken place.We are attempting to clarify the details. When they are available we will seek an urgent meeting with the club.In addition, we will be requesting clarification on the loss of match day facilities for fans, with the demolition of Villa Village and the Academy, which was not mentioned at the FCG when it is evident plans were far advanced.