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Offline AV82EC

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12315 on: Today at 06:26:22 PM »
I'm with what I think is the majority here - Villa Park will hold ~50k by the end of next year, and there seems to be a realistic plan to take that up to around 60k should we need that.  That'd put us on a par with the largest club stadia in the UK (with the exception of Manchester United).  I don't see that there can be an imminent need to extend beyond that.

Concur with this. Get to 50k then any expansion to 60k will need to be part of a bigger Aston/Witton Masterplan exercise which I’m sure the club are planning even if it’s longer term and in all likelihood in the 2030’s.

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12316 on: Today at 06:28:15 PM »
As long as there's a drive-thru Chicken Cottage we won't be left behind by our more illustrious neighbours.

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12317 on: Today at 06:33:16 PM »
I'm with what I think is the majority here - Villa Park will hold ~50k by the end of next year, and there seems to be a realistic plan to take that up to around 60k should we need that.  That'd put us on a par with the largest club stadia in the UK (with the exception of Manchester United).  I don't see that there can be an imminent need to extend beyond that.

Agreed. The return on investment will also be a compelling argument for the owners I think, if the North Stand change of plan is anything to go by. Another factor for them might be the drop in (beware: Americanism) home-field advantage of clubs like Spurs and West Ham.

 


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