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Post by gasincider on Mar 22, 2016 13:36:29 GMT
31 Filton Avenue up for sale. for £435,000. So it looks like we have decided to call it a day as far as further appeals are concerned.
Thank goodness. Now we can really move on.
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Post by curlywurly on Mar 22, 2016 13:39:36 GMT
31 Filton Avenue up for sale. for £435,000. So it looks like we have decided to call it a day as far as further appeals are concerned. Thank goodness. Now we can really move on. So is that EW rather than BRFC(1883) Ltd selling? |
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Post by BishopstonBRFC on Mar 22, 2016 13:44:20 GMT
31 Filton Avenue up for sale. for £435,000. So it looks like we have decided to call it a day as far as further appeals are concerned. Thank goodness. Now we can really move on. Crazy money. House prices in the are have risen dramatically due to far too many buy to lets. The quicker that housing is built on the Mem site the better. Assuming that a large chunk is affordable! |
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Post by peterparker on Mar 22, 2016 13:46:18 GMT
That is a mental amount in general. I wouldn't even call it that great a location
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Post by peterparker on Mar 22, 2016 13:47:21 GMT
31 Filton Avenue up for sale. for £435,000. So it looks like we have decided to call it a day as far as further appeals are concerned. Thank goodness. Now we can really move on. So is that EW rather than BRFC(1883) Ltd selling? EW owns the house, so I would assume it is him. 1883 would buy it if the need arose |
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Post by Topper Gas on Mar 22, 2016 14:16:20 GMT
So I guess whatever plans are now for the Mem it's not a large supermarket/retail development, and so most likely now housing?
Although who'd be daft enough to pay top price for that house w/o knowing what the actaul plans are for the Mem?
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Post by kylegas on Mar 22, 2016 14:21:14 GMT
So I guess whatever plans are now for the Mem it's not a large supermarket/retail development, and so most likely now housing? Although who'd be daft enough to pay top price for that house w/o knowing what the actaul plans are for the Mem? Should sell the mem to landsdown and the rugby can have it back lol |
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Post by chewbacca on Mar 22, 2016 14:33:18 GMT
Heard Lambo is buying it.
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Post by curlywurly on Mar 23, 2016 10:28:19 GMT
So I guess whatever plans are now for the Mem it's not a large supermarket/retail development, and so most likely now housing? Although who'd be daft enough to pay top price for that house w/o knowing what the actaul plans are for the Mem? Should sell the mem to landsdown and the rugby can have it back lol All joking aside, this would be the solution that would keep most parties happy. I'm told the Ashton gate pitch is suffering the expected damage from dual use. Bristol rugby come back to their spiritual home. Carstairs and the Bishopston Society have the nice Rugby fellows back and we get a tidy contribution to the UWE stadium fund. Except, it doesn't fit with the Bristol Sport model. |
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Post by Captain Jayho on Mar 23, 2016 10:32:55 GMT
Should sell the mem to landsdown and the rugby can have it back lol All joking aside, this would be the solution that would keep most parties happy. I'm told the Ashton gate pitch is suffering the expected damage from dual use. Bristol rugby come back to their spiritual home. Carstairs and the Bishopston Society have the nice Rugby fellows back and we get a tidy contribution to the UWE stadium fund. Except, it doesn't fit with the Bristol Sport model. I'm sure Steve Letdown would love that - buying back the mem for the rugby and therefore directly making a major contribution to the cost of a new stadium for the local rivals to his Bristol Sport (men's football department) team. |
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Post by curlywurly on Mar 23, 2016 10:40:40 GMT
All joking aside, this would be the solution that would keep most parties happy. I'm told the Ashton gate pitch is suffering the expected damage from dual use. Bristol rugby come back to their spiritual home. Carstairs and the Bishopston Society have the nice Rugby fellows back and we get a tidy contribution to the UWE stadium fund. Except, it doesn't fit with the Bristol Sport model. I'm sure Steve Letdown would love that - buying back the mem for the rugby and therefore directly making a major contribution to the cost of a new stadium for the local rivals to his Bristol Sport (men's football department) team. Perhaps it is all part of the plan. As we get older we tend to think more fondly of our early lives........p'raps he's becoming Steve the Pirate.....Arrrrrrrr! |
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Post by lulworthgas on Mar 23, 2016 11:06:39 GMT
All joking aside, this would be the solution that would keep most parties happy. I'm told the Ashton gate pitch is suffering the expected damage from dual use. Bristol rugby come back to their spiritual home. Carstairs and the Bishopston Society have the nice Rugby fellows back and we get a tidy contribution to the UWE stadium fund. Except, it doesn't fit with the Bristol Sport model. I'm sure Steve Letdown would love that - buying back the mem for the rugby and therefore directly making a major contribution to the cost of a new stadium for the local rivals to his Bristol Sport (men's football department) team. But he would be banishing us from Bristol setting the conditions for the whole city turning red!!!! |
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Post by kylegas on Mar 23, 2016 11:28:19 GMT
Should sell the mem to landsdown and the rugby can have it back lol All joking aside, this would be the solution that would keep most parties happy. I'm told the Ashton gate pitch is suffering the expected damage from dual use. Bristol rugby come back to their spiritual home. Carstairs and the Bishopston Society have the nice Rugby fellows back and we get a tidy contribution to the UWE stadium fund. Except, it doesn't fit with the Bristol Sport model. It would be ideal for us and nice for the rugby but I don't think landsdown is gonna pay for redevelopment of Ashton gate AND buy the mem which will also inevitably need redevelopment, that's a lot of money spent where a stadium share would save all that |
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Post by inee on Mar 23, 2016 11:31:57 GMT
All joking aside, this would be the solution that would keep most parties happy. I'm told the Ashton gate pitch is suffering the expected damage from dual use. Bristol rugby come back to their spiritual home. Carstairs and the Bishopston Society have the nice Rugby fellows back and we get a tidy contribution to the UWE stadium fund. Except, it doesn't fit with the Bristol Sport model. I'm sure Steve Letdown would love that - buying back the mem for the rugby and therefore directly making a major contribution to the cost of a new stadium for the local rivals to his Bristol Sport (men's football department) team. It was always his plan to get the rugby out of the mem, he just used us as a shield so he could appear as a knight in shining armour by moving the rugby |
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Post by Topper Gas on Mar 23, 2016 16:37:17 GMT
Looking at our pitch now compared to it when we shared with Bristol Rugby I've no idea when any football chairman thinks it's a good idea to ground share. Although Swansea somehow manged it.
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