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SUFC: The Future The regeneration of Roots Hall

Our hopes and visions for the rebirth of Southend United, plus any plans published by the consortium for discussion
The West and the North will be done first. Capacity and facilities have to be greatly improved in those two before knocking down the East. That will having a baring on anyones decision to switch once the East is completed.
Exactly this ^^^ @rigsby.
I think it's unfortunate that quite a few people haven't listened over the last several months to what the consortium have actually said.

They want to improve the monetary return in the West which they see as a win-win with limited changes.
The South is really only thought of as a clean up & added options, or was that onions, to create more revenue.
After that North will be adapted to add extra capacity but as yet those changes are still under review.
Only after that lot will East be demolished & rebuilt with the add-on facilities bridging out towards the car park that we need for the 52 week a year income stream. That work I believe won't happen until the funds start to flow in from FF.
All the people saying we need an immediate return to the North & everything else doesn't matter really don't really understand how the club survives.
 
Exactly this ^^^ @rigsby.
I think it's unfortunate that quite a few people haven't listened over the last several months to what the consortium have actually said.

They want to improve the monetary return in the West which they see as a win-win with limited changes.
The South is really only thought of as a clean up & added options, or was that onions, to create more revenue.
After that North will be adapted to add extra capacity but as yet those changes are still under review.
Only after that lot will East be demolished & rebuilt with the add-on facilities bridging out towards the car park that we need for the 52 week a year income stream. That work I believe won't happen until the funds start to flow in from FF.
All the people saying we need an immediate return to the North & everything else doesn't matter really don't really understand how the club survives.
Pete, an element of our fan base not listening to facts and reality? Surely not 😉🤣
 
I know some of it is in jest, but let's please stop with the rotating of the pitch chat...

In theory the space is there, but it turns a £10-15m 'relatively' soft touch phased redevelopment in to a £60m project which would ensure we had to move away for at least one season.
Nonsense
 
and what qualifications and experience do you have for such an informative answer ?
It wasn't meant to be an informative answer, clearly. Other than to state that their IS an alternative position that challenges the $60m price tag and having to leave Roots Hall for a year. An opinion is just that, it's a subjective thing. It's not information. But the alternative position can be argued. I'm quite happy to do that. But I don't want to take over this thread.

Qualifications and experience won't matter once the for/against cases are presented. Only the weight of the argument matters then.
 
It wasn't meant to be an informative answer, clearly. Other than to state that their IS an alternative position that challenges the $60m price tag and having to leave Roots Hall for a year. An opinion is just that, it's a subjective thing. It's not information. But the alternative position can be argued. I'm quite happy to do that. But I don't want to take over this thread.

Qualifications and experience won't matter once the for/against cases are presented. Only the weight of the argument matters then.

Agreed it’s all about opinions

It’s just that @Sherif H builds stadiums for a living. Household-name stadiums at that.

His opinion on stadium building isn’t the same as most.
 
Me too!! I think I know who knows more about stadium construction.
If the added revenue is going to come from facilities extending out from the back of a new main stand then that kills the pitch rotation !. My thinking was based on the footprint of a traditional stand.
 
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