Wembley stadium
13 June 2006, 01:04 PM
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Well apparently steelworkers have dowmed tools as their not getting paid.......
They can build stadiums in ither countries that look more impressive at a fraction of the cost and time....why
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To answer your question ....no kin idea I don't think anyone has a realistic grasp of that. Farce.
They can build stadiums in ither countries that look more impressive at a fraction of the cost and time....why
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To answer your question ....no kin idea I don't think anyone has a realistic grasp of that. Farce.
13 June 2006, 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Chip
Don't worry though you can still come and play your big matches in the Millenium stadium.
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13 June 2006, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Wurzel
Can you imagine the English getting the same generous offer from the sweaties
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29 June 2006, 12:15 AM
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The millenium stadium should be the official national football stadium.
OK, it's in wales but they play in the 'english' league anyway.
It's a great stadium and we don't need another.
The Wembley development has been a farce. The sad thing is, it's been at our expense.
OK, it's in wales but they play in the 'english' league anyway.
It's a great stadium and we don't need another.
The Wembley development has been a farce. The sad thing is, it's been at our expense.
29 June 2006, 09:05 AM
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I did hear that they're going to struggle to have next years FA Cup final held there now.
Dracoro, there are 3 welsh teams that play in the English league and I dont even agree with that, especially when they play in their own Welsh Cup.... We dont ban them from the English Cup - more commonly known as the League Cup, Carling Cup, Littlewoods Cup, Rumbelows Cup etc etc....
Dracoro, there are 3 welsh teams that play in the English league and I dont even agree with that, especially when they play in their own Welsh Cup.... We dont ban them from the English Cup - more commonly known as the League Cup, Carling Cup, Littlewoods Cup, Rumbelows Cup etc etc....
29 June 2006, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Dracoro
The Wembley development has been a farce. The sad thing is, it's been at our expense.
NOT at my expense..... we been getting loads of work from there and still ongoing.
if i speak to the ductwork contractor i will see if they have a date yet....
29 June 2006, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by davegtt
Dracoro, there are 3 welsh teams that play in the English league and I dont even agree with that, especially when they play in their own Welsh Cup.... We dont ban them from the English Cup - more commonly known as the League Cup, Carling Cup, Littlewoods Cup, Rumbelows Cup etc etc....
Not so anymore, Wrexham, Swansea and Cardiff are not allowed to enter the Welsh Cup. Interestingly until their merger with TNS, Oswestry Town (Shropshire) played in the Welsh League and entered the Welsh Cup.
29 June 2006, 12:31 PM
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I know that all the pre-cast concrete for Wembley was stored on a site in the East Midlands. So was able to have a bet with a colleague it wouldn't be finished in time!
However all the concrete has now left that site so they are getting on with it!
However all the concrete has now left that site so they are getting on with it!
29 June 2006, 01:38 PM
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It was all done at Bell and Websters in Grantham to my knowledge, as was the Coventry new stadium. The Grass was also grown for Wembley in Barkston 2 miles from Grantham as its grown for all the prem clubs too 
as its grown for all the prem clubs too
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