www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/rugby- ... -Yorkcourt

www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/rugby- ... -Yorkcourt

Difference in the cost and the capacity.

Is it still Newmarket?

Your asking a quote from a newspaper! Its not going to answer.

implies another site
Also All-seater
Guess all will be revealed tomorrow

All seater? Is it still at Newmarket?
Who's the football club? This time will it get built?

I will say again why is Rodney doing this? If he thinks anyone believes what he is saying he needs to give his head a shake!!!!! He has been with the trust for years and nothing has happened, he now expects people to believe because he wants to start up a new trust it will suddenly happen! It's just a trick AGAIN so York court can get MORE land!!!
Why do we have to have people playing games with the future of OUR club... fed up of the *****

Walkers plan is better than the alternative - NOTHING? I think we have to go with it and hope

Really thanks for that! See whats on the table firsf there is something not right about this whole thing we will see

Interesting ... I can't wait to hear TRB's thoughts on this!

I'm just gonna refer to my earlier post about what any Stadium needs to deliver and wait and see what happens next!

Clearly SRW's track record does not stand scrutiny, and this maybe his genuine attempt at redemption - in which case it's just arrogance to place himself above the Trust that he headed up and that he controlled the appointments of the directors.

The football club I think may be emerly FC ?

This sound like where we were all those years ago.
"Give us planning permission and we'll build you a stadium".

If there is a new stadium involved, which would be great, the deal needs setting in stone and not relying on the anyones word.

Also, what was the problem with the previous trust.
There is an implication that SRW was not happy with one or more them, which is a worry, as they all seemed to want what was best for Trinity.

Empty words as far as I'm concerned. He's had years to deliver and the only thing he has is a great big white box that can be seen for miles. He has provided an out for the developer to drag this on for another 10 years or so. I may be proved wrong but this is truly depressing.

What alternative, all he's offering is a get out for Yorkcourt - whatever he's up to it's only for the benefit of one person Sir always makes me laugh that bit Rodney Walker.

Maybe it's time to stop moaning on this forum (yes i know ironic from me) and start protesting outside the town hall, starting putting posters such as WDMC are crooks all across the city. Challenge Box day in day out for months and not for a couple of weeks.

Although I'm cautiously optimistic, because there does seem to be a renewed intent, I hope the planning stuff for a new site is watertight. Give Yorkcourt somewhere new to build, and they might start building there and avoid any trigger point at Newmarket.

I do wonder whether egos are now dictating this. Box might be of a certain age where he's thinking now of his legacy, and what better legacy can there be for getting Wakey the new ground at last.

I do wonder if the ground is at a new site. I can't see the complex being talked about being suitable for the current Newmarket site. A trip out to the new warehousing complex for a meal and a shop doesn't sound the best offer to your nearest and dearest.

I couldn't put it any better. We all need to renew momentum on the protests I feel. I am not sure the best way to take this forward but I will take advice from those of you who have worked on the project directly. What do we do now? Where do we go from here?

Good thing about this is that Jeremy cross seems to be a man on a mission, which to me is a good thing

=#0080FF“I have no more wish than to give credit to the supporter groups for staying with this project and it’s the least they deserve. That’s why I have decided to invite two representatives from the supporters group to join the new Trust."

I'd like to know who the "lucky" couple are?

I'm guessing the ones from whom Rodney detected the most Rod-love.

So Rodney is working with YC to create a Trust that excludes the most vocal/objectionable (in their eyes) members of the original Trust?

There will be a part of most of us that thinks "whatever - if it gets built I don't care." I don't like it though - the Trust existed as a vehicle to deliver this project, and it shouldn't be for the developer to pick and choose how that vehicle is constituted. It stinks.

A question, TRB, IA, Sandal cat, have any of you been invited onto the new trust? Looks a case of divide and conquer.

I know what you mean, but I'd rather the developer decided to work with a Trust of its own making in order to deliver the project than decide not to deliver it at all, which is where we've been for years.

If I'm reading things correctly, the Council have for five years been saying '"nothing to do with us", suddenly it makes the national press and we learn that Mr Box has been negotiating for months behind the scenes.

Sir Rodney Walker as head of the Trust had behind closed doors meetings with the council and the developer, excluding other members of the Trust.

Sir Rodney Walker resigns from the Trust and declares his intention to start a new Trust.

Developers say they will only work with the 'new' trust after five years of working with the 'old' Trust.

Mr Box is in the Wakefield Express giving out positive vibes about the new stadium

So what's changed ? Why does Sir Rodney Walker feel it neccesary to form a 'new' Trust? Why will the Developer only deal with a 'new' Trust? Why the sudden interest from Mr Box and the Council?

As an outsider looking in it all seems a bit 'strange'