New Stadium Plans - The Triangle - Planning

[BristolOx]

Wow. Idiot.
'No one from Oxford us going to take a train to matches' . What an ignorant rant.

beat me by seconds!

 

[OX14]

Wow. Idiot.
'No one from Oxford us going to take a train to matches' . What an ignorant rant.

Well we can't P**s or s**t in their garden if we get on the train as the station is directly across from the ground and wouldn't require us to walk past any residential buildings.

 

[Scrongo]

For the first time in our history, we will have choice to arrive by train to the stadium.. people WILL use the train .
For that ignorant, MARS BAR to say otherwise is pathetic...

 

[Billyox]

The fact remains we have only ever built one stadium the manor

 

[Scrongo]

If I was still living , in east Oxford on a match day . I'd have a few sherberts in town , then on the train to parkway. So much easier & quicker than car or bus. I caught it yesterday from Oxford to parkway, only takes about 5 minutes. The bloke is delusional...

 

[Concretebob]

For the first time in our history, we will have choice to arrive by train to the stadium.. people WILL use the train .
For that ignorant, MARS BAR to say otherwise is pathetic...

I thought Mars Bars weren't vegan? If that is Middleton, he's certainly come out swinging.

 

[Scrongo]

 

[WuTang]

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30,000 tons of CO2, seems to be the big new scaremongering statistic.

Now my maths is a bit sketchy, but if you take the average CO2 output from around 3000 cars that currently drive to every home game, and assume they drive 10 miles each to get there. That would only take about 15-20 seasons to offset the build if you can take those cars off the road. Could be sooner when you take into account the away fans that travel so many more miles and all arrive by car. Not bad for a 250 year lease?

 

[Oslernorth]

30,000 tons of CO2, seems to be the big new scaremongering statistic.

Now my maths is a bit sketchy, but if you take the average CO2 output from around 3000 cars that currently drive to every home game, and assume they drive 10 miles each to get there. That would only take about 15-20 seasons to offset the build if you can take those cars off the road. Could be sooner when you take into account the away fans that travel so many more miles and all arrive by car. Not bad for a 250 year lease?

Presumably 30,000 tons of CO2 is the average concrete stadium?
There will be far less concrete if it’s built from Timber glue lamps as suggested!

 

[Sarge]

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forgot to mention wildflowers

 

[Billyox]

The old nextdoor or north Korea moderators are up to there old tricks of trying to silence those for the stadium

First up this post was removed for public shaming it was reposted but with slightly different tag line this was also removed

 

[Billyox]

The old nextdoor or north Korea moderators are up to there old tricks of trying to silence those for the stadium

First up this post was removed for public shaming View attachment 16002it was reposted but with slightly different tag line this was also removedView attachment 16003

Just before the 2nd post was removed a new moderater was on the scene commenting on the post claiming the first post hadn't been removed and we must be getting confused with comments from the Oxford mail being removed???? Very unlikely to be confused this new lead moderator name is will payne from northway

 

[holdsteady]

Bit mental that a two property owner like Middleton is being held up as some sort of green messiah, if you own houses 150 miles apart like he does your carbon footprint must be through the roof, then add in the jewellery business and mining diamonds etc then I would say he is comfortably a heavy burden on the planet compared to the average football fan. Given how unlikely he seems to be use public transport as he can't believe football fans would ever get on a train (never go to a train station on a Saturday Ian, you won't like it) then I should imagine even campaigning against anything and everything being built anywhere near his multiple homes won't offset the great polluter.

 

[Orkney Islands Yellow]

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What article is that on?

 

[Big Ronaldo]

OM comments.

 

[Scrongo]

What article is that on?

Oxford Mail comments about Middleton..

 

[SwissYellow]

Victoria resurfacing in this article on housing to push the bullshit about The Triangle being humankinds last hope to grow a flower.

Decision to be made over controversial plans for almost 500 homes

A crunch decision will be made by Cherwell District Council’s planning committee on Thursday (October 5) over two applications in Kidlington.

www.oxfordmail.co.uk

 

[Billyox]

Article about housing but she had to bring the stadium in to it awww sweet that she thinks of us
This other campaign group she mentioned is that the one the is led by a councilor by any chance

 

[Scrongo]

Wow a comment on proposals to build houses on fields behind the Moors ,North KIDLINGTON .On Kidlington nextdoor. Nimbyism at it's finest...

 

[OX14]

Wow a comment on proposals to build houses on fields behind the Moors ,North KIDLINGTON .OView attachment 16010n Kidlington nextdoor. Nimbyism at it's finest...

So building houses on the triangle would maintain the green gap would it? These clowns haven't got a clue and should stay off the internet.