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Post by Gasshole on May 10, 2017 8:35:39 GMT
Saw Genesis ,down at the Hippodrome in 1977,they had just released the album,Wind and Wuthering, Fantastic concert,got the ticket stub some where cost was £3.00 Bandy, I think it's in the corner underneath your carrier bag collection. Attachment Deleted
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Post by Henbury Gas on May 10, 2017 8:36:47 GMT
yeah, but what about your mate in planning Wait, what? Henbury has a mate at South Glos council..? Wrong "Henbury gas" I know nothing, but if you ask Knowall, he knows everything !
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Post by gasstrictband on May 10, 2017 9:02:50 GMT
Gasshole, Brilliant.
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Post by Deleted on May 10, 2017 9:06:13 GMT
Henbury still wanks off poodles in his planning mates office.
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Post by Henbury Gas on May 10, 2017 9:07:48 GMT
Henbury still wanks off poodles in his planning mates office. not poodles, teds for money, lots of money
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Post by stuart1974 on May 10, 2017 9:26:13 GMT
Not as good as Selling England by the Pound. You mean Kilo. Merkels Britain. I wouldn't be too concerned, Hugo, we have been trying to go metric for 200 years now.
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Post by daniel300380 on May 10, 2017 9:35:19 GMT
The mem will be redeveloped no uwe if it was going to happen it would of by now I'm happy staying at the mem and redevelopment instead. You can say the same for the opposite though. If it wasn't going to happen, we would have announced it by now and already moved onto plan B! If it's already dead, why wait?? Could still go either way.
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Post by baggins on May 10, 2017 10:11:06 GMT
Henbury still wanks off poodles in his planning mates office. not poodles, teds for money, lots of money Thought you said Pot Noodles.
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Post by Feeling The Blues on May 10, 2017 10:12:52 GMT
I thought SH said in his interview with Twentyman that the August date was the deadline - if it didn't happen by then they would walk away and move to plan B. So isn't this a typical Post non story Wrong.
The Planning Permission expires on the date indicated in the article. SH said that to achieve that date we needed to have everything in hand by August. You cannot get equipment - diggers - at the drop of a hat, plant operators do not have spare equipment waiting for BRFC to give them the nod.
I believe this will go up to the August deadline, we are still some way apart in discussions with UWE.
You are probably right re why it's August but that's not why Hamer said it was August. He said it was August "because that's when planning permission runs out" it therefore begs the question whether or not he makes things up as he goes along?
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Post by Captain Jayho on May 10, 2017 10:14:20 GMT
I believe this will go up to the August deadline, we are still some way apart in discussions with UWE. The problem is that presumably UWE don't need this stadium. Sure they might want it, but they probably don't need it. But realistically we do need it, which can't put us in a very strong negotiating position really. I'm just surprised that we would still appear to be some way apart in the negotiations after all of this time has elapsed. Because unless there are a few things coming out of left field from our side it's fairly hard to see what we actually have to negotiate with - which is all a bit worrying. Still, not long to wait now I guess.
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Post by Topper Gas on May 10, 2017 10:37:41 GMT
Wrong.
The Planning Permission expires on the date indicated in the article. SH said that to achieve that date we needed to have everything in hand by August. You cannot get equipment - diggers - at the drop of a hat, plant operators do not have spare equipment waiting for BRFC to give them the nod.
I believe this will go up to the August deadline, we are still some way apart in discussions with UWE.
You are probably right re why it's August but that's not why Hamer said it was August. He said it was August "because that's when planning permission runs out" it therefore begs the question whether or not he makes things up as he goes along? August is the effective cut off date as we need to sort out the Section 106 details etc with S Glos and also arrange contractors to do the work once we have reached an agreement with the UWE, in order that work can start on site by the January deadline. You'd imagine work might have to start in early December to meet a January deadline in any event, given the construction industry usually closes down over the festive season.
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Post by baggins on May 10, 2017 10:43:18 GMT
I believe this will go up to the August deadline, we are still some way apart in discussions with UWE. The problem is that presumably UWE don't need this stadium. Sure they might want it, but they probably don't need it. But realistically we do need it, which can't put us in a very strong negotiating position really. I'm just surprised that we would still appear to be some way apart in the negotiations after all of this time has elapsed. Because unless there are a few things coming out of left field from our side it's fairly hard to see what we actually have to negotiate with - which is all a bit worrying. Still, not long to wait now I guess. I'm thinking the opposite in that UWE want this stadium as much as we do. It's the only thing missing from an expanding campus. I hope I'm right in thinking that they will get good use out it as well as us?
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Post by Feeling The Blues on May 10, 2017 10:59:24 GMT
You are probably right re why it's August but that's not why Hamer said it was August. He said it was August "because that's when planning permission runs out" it therefore begs the question whether or not he makes things up as he goes along? August is the effective cut off date as we need to sort out the Section 106 details etc with S Glos and also arrange contractors to do the work once we have reached an agreement with the UWE, in order that work can start on site by the January deadline. You'd imagine work might have to start in early December to meet a January deadline in any event, given the construction industry usually closes down over the festive season. Yes, I get all that I was just quoting word for word what Hamer said in the radio interview. He said "planning permission runs out in August' hence my question about him making things up as he goes along.
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Post by BishopstonBRFC on May 10, 2017 11:01:17 GMT
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Post by Colyton Gas on May 10, 2017 11:06:01 GMT
Not many now below us in the pecking order.
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Post by Finnish Gas on May 10, 2017 11:11:07 GMT
I think that we all need to be patient until the UWE Board of Governors meeting on Tuesday 18 July 2017 (date projected from meeting dates over previous 3 years).
If we have not heard anything after that date - then will be the time to ask questions.
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Post by yattongas on May 10, 2017 11:16:58 GMT
We will never shake of the 'Rag bag Rovers' line whilst playing at the Mem. It's depressing.
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Post by axegas on May 10, 2017 11:20:10 GMT
Not many now below us in the pecking order. Does this mean we will officially have the worst away end in the football league?
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Post by Deleted on May 10, 2017 11:22:04 GMT
The problem is that presumably UWE don't need this stadium. Sure they might want it, but they probably don't need it. But realistically we do need it, which can't put us in a very strong negotiating position really. I'm just surprised that we would still appear to be some way apart in the negotiations after all of this time has elapsed. Because unless there are a few things coming out of left field from our side it's fairly hard to see what we actually have to negotiate with - which is all a bit worrying. Still, not long to wait now I guess. I'm thinking the opposite in that UWE want this stadium as much as we do. It's the only thing missing from an expanding campus. I hope I'm right in thinking that they will get good use out it as well as us? I feel they no longer want/need it, now they have a Sports Partnership with the East Side using their stadium. They may well now have their own aspirations for use of the land and The AQ's are going to have to come up with serious money to change their minds. UWE may no longer want to sell all the land. All speculation of course - i think I can recall SH ruling out development of the Mem as an option - could be wrong. When Wael's brother shows up for negotiations then I think things will be getting very close to a decision either way - albeit he will probably be over very soon anyway to discuss budgets.
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Post by Topper Gas on May 10, 2017 12:18:10 GMT
I'm thinking the opposite in that UWE want this stadium as much as we do. It's the only thing missing from an expanding campus. I hope I'm right in thinking that they will get good use out it as well as us? I feel they no longer want/need it, now they have a Sports Partnership with the East Side using their stadium. They may well now have their own aspirations for use of the land and The AQ's are going to have to come up with serious money to change their minds. UWE may no longer want to sell all the land. All speculation of course - i think I can recall SH ruling out development of the Mem as an option - could be wrong. When Wael's brother shows up for negotiations then I think things will be getting very close to a decision either way - albeit he will probably be over very soon anyway to discuss budgets. I thought Hani had already met with the UWE a few times in the ITK crowd are correct as far as budgets I assume Wael's capable of telling DC what he can have. You do wonder if the UWE lost interest in the project when they realised they couldn't have all the bar takings etc NH had allegedly agreed to give them, I'm not really sure what's in for them any longer.
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