Screen planning

Why would they claim trees T4 and T5 have been removed if, as you claim, their own photos show they haven't?

You might not like these people but I would dare to suggest they are not congenital liars. They are there to protect what they see as valid interests from developers and landowners who might not be quite so fussy about lopping a few trees down. And making stuff up will not go down well when they present their evidence of potential wrongdoing.

All the people on here who condemn organisations like the BTF would think differently if trees at the bottom of their garden were chopped down to reveal the glories of a new three storey block of flats.

Oh and the trespassing thing is just a new Gaschat Fact, which doesn't make it true or necessarily even plausible.

Iim.interested in improving the ground as much as possible, we won't be getting a new one that's for sure

New screen £10K(?), new ground £50m(?), good L1 team, £5m(?), I see why the owners have decided to.install a new screen!

Although you'd hope any new stadium would also have one anyway.

They are preparing for the football to be dull…it’s the broadcast licence for Netflix, Amazon Prime and Paramount Plus that costs the money.

I like a big screen, although I won't be able to see it as I stand near the tunnel on the West Enclosure, at least I won't be on the "kiss cam" at half time.

East Stand will go through easy……. No trees , neighbours or blue tits over there.
Build it big , do it once , do it right ……Championship ready.

From Martin Samuels in the Times today. Didn’t know this about a premier league grant for new stand.
From starmers and debbonairs visit to the mem:

“A club like this, it’s not the wealthiest in the world, and it wants to be able to invest in infrastructure,” she said. “It wants to be able to make sure that facilities are good for the future. That does take money, so I’m going to look at absolutely everything that might help increase the financial sustainability.”

And who owns poor, impoverished Bristol Rovers? That would be poor, impoverished Hussain AlSaeed, the former treasury and investment manager at the Commercial Bank of Kuwait, former assistant general manager at Kuwait Investment International Company, and founder of the Al Elmam Estate Company in 1993, which has developed housing, shopping malls, offices, hotels and restaurants, becoming one of the biggest players in Kuwait’s property market.

All of which, presumably, was achieved without a handout from Brighton & Hove Albion. So quite why AlSaeed needs one now to develop Bristol Rovers hasn’t been adequately explained — by Debbonaire, Starmer or anyone else. Rovers did, however, get a stand rebuilt with a £750,000 grant from the Premier League Stadium Fund, a fact that also seems to have passed them all by.

In theory yes, in reality it's probably too small to comfortably watch from that distance for 90 minutes.

If the plans are accurate our screen will be 13m x 4m wide - and around 70m from the North terrace. For comparison these screens in the Nou Camp are 12m x 6m and positioned about 20-30m from the stands - much better for watching for prolonged periods of time