Potentially a new stadium,i really hope not

Sincerely hope this never happens, this is all we need 

I think he means a new stadium apposed to the 2018 plans.. I think we have to accept we need a new stadium to compete, sadly the infrastructure around the ground is poor. 

We definitely don’t want change, we’ve been doing so well over the last 30 years. 

Yeah lets keep with stands that are falling apart..  Who needs money from commercial boxes or modern facilities..

Lets stay in the past and carry on the way we have last 20yrs, its going so well..

I'm always amazed that people would rather be connected to rusting metal and concrete, than actually trying to progress with better facilities.

We'll need a new ground eventually, in one shape or form. 

Let's just stay where we are, keep everything crossed and hope for the best.

Everything is just fine, everything has been fine for a quarter of century. Your expectations are just set too high.

Sp✓nk away another £150-£200million. Awake from the nightmare in 2035 (at the end of the "ten year plan") at a repainted Hillsborough with a few new hotdog stands, hot water in the North and a new P.A. system, playing in the Championship. Wilder is back at the Stain for the fifth time.

The buses are still bad. The trams are cancelled. Everyone is happy!

A sign of madness is to just to keep doing the same things that have resulted in failure - time and time and time again - and hope for a different outcome.

Be brave, be bold little Owls! Change isn't the big scary monster you've been warned it is!  Ask the majority of the Everton/ City/ Spurs/ Arsenal fans.

Redevelopment and improvements yes, move no.

5 minutes ago, M Royds said:

Our ground is history and tradition. 

History and tradition doesn't put bread on the table

6 minutes ago, M Royds said:

Our ground is history and tradition. 

But it’s not fit for purpose. I enjoy watching the team, but honestly Hillsborough is so outdated, I don’t even think redevelopment can bring it up to standards. There’s only so much you can paper over the cracks.

We HAVE to move if we want to reach the heights we are striving for. 

We are surrounded by a main road, houses and a river. Transport links are awful and parking even worse. 

The match day experience compared to other clubs and sports is as bad as I've experience. Go to a game at Man City or a similar sized European club like Hamburg SV for a game. Thinking even bigger go to an NFL game (Allegiant Stadium / Vegas Raiders was one I went to recently) and it will just blow your socks off. 

I work in Birmingham and the buzz created by the new complex being built is palpable. Even non fans are excited about the development. Generating money every day of the year is the aim and that's where we should also be shooting towards. 

Let's just move!