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Alan Sugars comments re West Ham Stadium approval

Discussion in 'Hull City' started by miff33, Feb 11, 2011.

  1. miff33

    miff33 Well-Known Member

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    "Good luck to them, it aint gonna work, but good luck to em"

    Amstrad PC anyone :)
     
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    My comments re Alan Sugar: go F*** yourself but make sure it is kosher
     
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    a little surprised how vociferous him and brady have been when clearly opinions vastly different on this one.
     
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  4. johnfirth

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    Does'nt West Ham legend Trevor Brooking have something to do with these decisions?
    Is'nt he the man that said Hull City did'nt need a stadium with more than a 25,000 capacity?
    I might be putting 2 and 2 together here and getting 5 but something smells fishy to me
     
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    well you managed to get them to make 5 but Spurs only managed to get 3 rofl
     
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    ImperialTiger Well-Known Member

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    Is West Ham getting a new stadium for free, allowing them to sell Upton Park for millions of pounds, the only way too keep the Wolves from the door?
     
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    May West Ham be in the third division come the day, then they may be able to quarter fill it for their derby game with Orient.
     
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    Boothferry2Wembley, Feb 12, 2011
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    Thats who i feel most sorry for Leyton Orient and their fans, it is clear that they will be affected, even if not directly to start with. But what children will choose Orient over West Ham when they first start watching football, i think we know the answer to that. The Premier League clubs should not get their own way and it should not be allowed, we can't let the big boys ruin other smaller clubs!
     
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    The Upton Park site is being sold to fund the conversion of the Olympic Stadium to a football(and multi purpose) stadium, something which is apparently going to cost them a cool £95m.
     
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    The Upton Park site is being sold to fund the conversion of the Olympic Stadium to a football(and multi purpose) stadium, something which is apparently going to cost them a cool £95m.
     
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