Their ground is not upto Premier league standards, and as they are planning a new stadium anyway it would be financially unviable to make alterations. Their best bet is to groundshare till new stadium is built.
Neither was Blackpool's, some may argue Bournemouth's
No but Kenilworth is really dated and can't cope with premier league crowds round the stadium.
There are lots of reasons why Kenilworth Road has issues and is not suitable but what is so different about a Premier League crowd "round the stadium" to the largest Championship crowds "round the stadium" or, indeed, the crowd for a high profile cup game? It's not the crowd or the competition, it's the ground itself.
Can you explain what the difference is between a sell-out Div 2 crowd there, and a sell-out PL crowd there?
Has she got nice tits?
I'm just repeating what I read their managing director said about the stadium.Can you explain what the difference is between a sell-out Div 2 crowd there, and a sell-out PL crowd there?
And why the fuck would they groundshare for a year and throw away just about the only advantage that they'd have over any PL opposition?
FFS The castle s fourteenth century, what do you expect
No but she's just got home from being in Pleats car in the next street.
Whatever turns you on, Tudor!!!!
In that case it might help your reputation on here if you made that clear, rather than allow us to think you spout shit like that all the time.
Are PL crowds around the stadium different to the ones in the Championship?
They are if you are limited to 11,000 and bunch of supporters turn up and gatecrash.
Yep, I remember it well, seat capacity went down at Kenilworth.
Indeed, those lights that PL clubs now have to have would bring most of Kenilworth Road down.
They won't do that, there's a bit of dislike going on there. They'll spend £10m on Kenilworth Road and build the new ground using Premier league money.
Why should they have a bigger capacity?
