New Stadium Plans - The Triangle - Planning

[Billyox]

FoSB's diatribe is simply a cynical attempt to delay matters on a made up technicality.

It also appears to be too late as the validation period has been and gone and it's been validated.

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Unlucky fosb it's all been covered

 

[Wandering Yellow]

Shall we get the bingo sheet ready?

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I read that as Hooligan badgers and imagined a badger outside the blackbird wearing Stone Island, time for bed.

 

[Billyox]

Unlucky fosb it's all been covered View attachment 18174

Really really really unlucky fosb

 

[Concretebob]

Really really really unlucky fosb View attachment 18177

Oh deary me. They've been batted out.

 

[Billyox]

Oh deary me. They've been batted out.

Well if they are all as easy as that to bat away

 

[Bicester Yellow]

is this the same Ian Middleton who absolutely refused to accept that OUFC's lease with the current stadium owner in 2026, who is now saying there was no question the lease expired in 2026 , with his typical spin added? ... asking for a friend

Captain bullshit is a name more apt for him

 

[Bicester Yellow]

Won't somebody please think of Steveopedia and those oh so important trips to the theatre? (This article - https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/24156682.oxford-united-must-commit-keeping-oxford-road-open/)

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So what happens if one of those theatre shows happens when England are playing at Wembley then? Does he not bother going?

 

[Concretebob]

So what happens if one of those theatre shows happens when England are playing at Wembley then? Does he not bother going?

It only effects him when OUFC are playing at the Triangle!

 

[holdsteady]

How does Londons transport system cope with all the football clubs there?

According to Tackley Steve football fans cannot mix with non football fans in public transport, could swear I got a couple of trains to Portsmouth on Saturday with people getting on and off at various stations on the way there and back, both football fans and people going about other business happily using the same trains, but I must of imagined that.

 

[Concretebob]

How does Londons transport system cope with all the football clubs there?

According to Tackley Steve football fans cannot mix with non football fans in public transport, could swear I got a couple of trains to Portsmouth on Saturday with people getting on and off at various stations on the way there and back, both football fans and people going about other business happily using the same trains, but I must of imagined that.

You'll probably find once his train in which he travelled on in first class arrives into Marylebone (remember Paddington is not an option) he does not dare not mix with the plebs. It's a private hire car for him all around London. He can afford it.

 

[holdsteady]

You'll probably find once his train in which he travelled on in first class arrives into Marylebone (remember Paddington is not an option) he does not dare not mix with the plebs. It's a private hire car for him all around London. He can afford it.

With what he bullshitted about earning hourly surely he can afford chauffeur driven limo from Tackley to wherever?

 

[Headley]

Really really really unlucky fosb View attachment 18177

So they were talking complete Guano as usual

 

[Oxford84]

Finally he crawls out of his hole
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Ian Middleton and FoSB are exactly the people i will be blaming if the stadium does go ahead.

 

[Ewes]

Now costing £130-150M. Jeez. With rent and interest to pay on top. There comes a point where you have to take a pause and have a serious rethink about whether this is good for the future of our club, the investors and the balance sheet.

 

[Northstandboy]

Now costing £130-150M. Jeez. With rent and interest to pay on top. There comes a point where you have to take a pause and have a serious rethink about whether this is good for the future of our club, the investors and the balance sheet.

Interest to who? I thought any debt was a “soft debt”? Which carries no interest,

 

[unification]

Now costing £130-150M. Jeez. With rent and interest to pay on top. There comes a point where you have to take a pause and have a serious rethink about whether this is good for the future of our club, the investors and the balance sheet.

TW made a point that I agree with and I know Kieran Maguire would do too on TPOF - debt is only a problem if it is unsustainable and you can’t pay the interest on it.

If you know what your ongoings are to service that debt, there’s no issue. Like a mortgage it will be paid off hopefully in full in time. It becomes problematic when you cannot service that debt.

How much debt, how it will be repaid and exactly what ‘sustainable’ means are important to know however.

 

[holdsteady]

Now costing £130-150M. Jeez. With rent and interest to pay on top. There comes a point where you have to take a pause and have a serious rethink about whether this is good for the future of our club, the investors and the balance sheet.

What would you do as an alternative given the situation? Not having a go just interested.

 

[Concretebob]

Now costing £130-150M. Jeez. With rent and interest to pay on top. There comes a point where you have to take a pause and have a serious rethink about whether this is good for the future of our club, the investors and the balance sheet.

And the alternative is what, exactly?

 

[Orkney Islands Yellow]

Now costing £130-150M. Jeez. With rent and interest to pay on top. There comes a point where you have to take a pause and have a serious rethink about whether this is good for the future of our club, the investors and the balance sheet.

The owners are extremely wealthy and have extremely wealthy contacts.

 

[Foley]

Now costing £130-150M. Jeez. With rent and interest to pay on top. There comes a point where you have to take a pause and have a serious rethink about whether this is good for the future of our club, the investors and the balance sheet.

Just give up?
AFC Oxford United? That is probably the alternative