The away bit could do with improvements but I like the holker end now, there’s stanchions at many grounds it’s not the end of the world.
Plenty of the ground can be improved and from what I can see the club are trying bit by bit.
Is the bluebird club building now just a garage? How much would it cost? Wonder if it would be worth it
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About sums it up, a few stanchions that aren’t that much of a problem to anyone really. Without the price rocketing, that’s how it had to be. If you look at it, the whole structure is supported off the stanchions, absolutely nothing is attached to the back wall.Steeley wrote: ↑Fri Feb 11, 2022 11:24 pm The away bit could do with improvements but I like the holker end now, there’s stanchions at many grounds it’s not the end of the world.
Plenty of the ground can be improved and from what I can see the club are trying bit by bit.
Is the bluebird club building now just a garage? How much would it cost? Wonder if it would be worth it
Regarding the bluebird club/garage, I know when PC looked into buying it the price suddenly shot through the roof.
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Yeah shame about not owning the old bluebird club always feel the crossbar is in the wrong place.spirit of 1990 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 12, 2022 12:12 amAbout sums it up, a few stanchions that aren’t that much of a problem to anyone really. Without the price rocketing, that’s how it had to be. If you look at it, the whole structure is supported off the stanchions, absolutely nothing is attached to the back wall.Steeley wrote: ↑Fri Feb 11, 2022 11:24 pm The away bit could do with improvements but I like the holker end now, there’s stanchions at many grounds it’s not the end of the world.
Plenty of the ground can be improved and from what I can see the club are trying bit by bit.
Is the bluebird club building now just a garage? How much would it cost? Wonder if it would be worth it
Regarding the bluebird club/garage, I know when PC looked into buying it the price suddenly shot through the roof.
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Wasn’t the ‘Cross Bar’ built as an independent squash club and a separate enterprise from AFC? Something else we have had to adapt to suit our resources. We’ve never had it so good!
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Never criticise Holker St again. This is a premiership ground (Molyneux) today where plastic macs have been issued to supporters for protection
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*Insert joke about old Trafford having plastic mancs every week*MisterPleasant wrote: ↑Sun Feb 20, 2022 4:52 pm Never criticise Holker St again. This is a premiership ground (Molyneux) today where plastic macs have been issued to supporters for protection:
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