All advertisments are hidden for logged in members, why not log in/register? We want doers, not procrastinators. What ever happens, we must do it properly - there are so many examples of how other clubs have done it properly where as all we've done in the past is..........do it cheap. The lack of fans also provides a unique opportunity to do this work without having to tell 10,000 season tickets holder they can't attend for a season, especially if this is delayed so you'll be likely to be telling them after a season where they couldn't attend every match anyway. Being situated on the River Thames is one such obstacle, but an even bigger handicap is the fact that the Johnny Haynes Stand on Stevenage Road and the two-storey pavilion after which the ground is named are listed structures. Now that Phase One is complete, Phase Two will see an additional 7,000 seats put into the Anfield Road End stand. breaking into the top six. The ten biggest club stadiums in world football. Plans to redevelop the ground have been in the pipeline for a long time, with the club originally granted outline consent for expansion in 2009. "The impressive John Street Stand was built on McCabe’s watch." In 2009 the club proposed building a stunning new ground altogether that would make it a prime candidate for hosting World Cup matches in 2018 – how did that England bid go again? That isn't being suggested, apart from a few who want to build a mini-Spurs or entirely knock down the Kop. I figured having an owner with limited funds it was infrastructure vs player investment. A project on the docks has been mooted for a long time and it finally looks like it is going to happen. It may not display this or other websites correctly. In football, and sport more generally, it’s considered conventional wisdom that if you’re standing still then you’re moving backwards. The facilities are so bad...it’s embarrassing for the 21st century. Forest’s home since 1898, supporters have been asking when the Main Stand will be redeveloped for many years now, and it seems like their queries will finally be answered. It's time to move our club on to a different level. Why not get involved and discuss all things Sheffield United with fellow supporters? Although the coronavirus pandemic has put these projects on hiatus, The Football Faithful has picked out some of the most impressive stadium developments and refurbishments that are either already under way or far along in the planning process. Regularly cited as one of the best grounds for away fans to visit, Fulham’s grand old home of Craven Cottage is in the process of getting a makeover. Wolverhampton Wanderers have been upgrading Molineux for a number of years now, having most recently rebuilt the North Bank stand. Here is what Everton’s new stadium will look like: One of English football’s fallen giants of the past two decades, Nottingham Forest are desperate to “get back where they belong”, as fans of shit-but-‘massive’ clubs are wont to say. it’s really cheap upgrade offering the best value for money, current capacity is hardly effected....work can be done for months behind the Kop. The club ended up spending several years groundsharing with QPR at Loftus Road. – but it was slammed by the Nottinghamshire County Council, as the club wanted to build it on council land. The main stand at Selhurst Park will be completely rebuilt with a stunning glass exterior featuring a barrel vaulted arch reminiscent of the original Crystal Palace building that burned down in 1936. With Premier League football secured and an ambitious ownership running things, the club want to increase the capacity of the ground by almost 19,000 to 50,000 seats. Adding a second tier to the stand will bring added revenue through 500 extra executive seats, while also adding another 78 wheelchair accessible seats. Stephen Bettis (CEO) on training ground development. Different times of course, but I don't see why a successful Sheffield United Football Club couldn't attract those kind of crowds - especially if we are competing at the top levels of football. Jul 16, 2020 #161 Flatulent_Bob said: What am I missing as to why the Kop would be … With McCabe still owning the land behind the kop you would imagine it makes any kop extension impossible. I work with quite a few and a lot of them are absolutely gorgeous, And I know all the naughty word's as well, The good news is hand dryers are being installed in the bogs, trying to sort a sponsor before announcing. That would make it the largest in the Midlands and the tenth biggest in the top flight. Having established themselves as a solid Premier League side since earning promotion in 2019, Sheffield United can look forward to improving Bramall Lane with an expansion of the South Stand. I don’t understand what they mean by “remove the posts.” Surely they mean remove the roof? Stadium expansion. News Sheffield United submit plans to expand Bramall Lane stadium, which could take capacity beyond 40,000 Sheffield United have submitted plans to significantly expand their Bramall Lane stadium. Ste McGovern 10/04/2020 Opinion/Features Leave a comment. Thread starter Barney; Start date Jul 1, 2020; All advertisments are hidden for logged in members, why not log in/register? Not good with facts are they. A forum and fansite by Blades fans, for Blades fans. Before building works began last year, Craven Cottage was limited to 25,700 seats, but there have always been obstacles to expanding this number. Can you name the UK’s biggest football stadia? I could be anywhere from Afghanistan to Sheffield. The game moves so quickly these days that that adage has never been more true than right now. Let's just remove the posts and if the roof falls in, we'll cross that bridge when we come to it. While things have been moving slower than the club anticipated, the plans for Crystal Palace’s stadium expansion are impressive. Sheffield United Football Club is a professional football club in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, which competes in the Premier League, the top division of English football.They formed in 1889, as an offshoot of Sheffield United Cricket Club, and are nicknamed The Blades due to Sheffield's history of steel production. Stephen Bettis' (CEO) comment on training ground improvements in the latest matchday programme: These planning permissions were submitted in 2009 and then extended in 2015, they will have expired now and will need resubmitting if anything were to happen. Former owner Mohamed Al Fayed caused uproar in 2001 with his plans to demolish the Edwardian structures, designed by famed stadium architect Archibald Leitch, and replace them with a new 30,000-capacity stadium. Especially with the COVID impact. You are using an out of date browser. but when does that stance end....we could say it every year...get it built now. That would make the famous ground the third largest stadium in the Premier League, leapfrogging Manchester City’s home in Eastlands and Arsenal’s ground in North London. Joined Jul 18, 2015 Messages 7,514 Reaction score 14,041. Club wouldn't announce submitting a planning application with no guarantee of approval as 'good news soon'. Go. The stadium will be funded by a new shopping and leisure park just off the M1, which is projected to create 10,000 new jobs in the area and boost the local economy by £250 million annually. Stephen Bettis (CEO) on training ground development. A number of clubs are working hard to do just that, redeveloping their current ground or making a new one altogether. While uprooting from where the club has called home since 1892 would be heart wrenching for the Toffees faithful, it would be a necessary step for the club to try and reach the next level, i.e. Named the world’s greenest football club by FIFA, it is little surprise that the world’s first carbon-neutral club are also leading the way with an innovative plan for their new stadium. Brentford are due to leave their beloved Griffin Park, famous for having four pubs on each corner, at the end of the season, although it’s anyone’s guess when that will be. The ground has received major investment since it was first occupied in 1899 with new stands all round and the original South stand having been substantially re-built in time for the Euro 96 …

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