Believe what you want mate.............. where still moving to SeafordLoyal wrote:i reckon the vibe is that we are stayin' at Moorabbin.
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Loyal wrote:the closer the demolition is to completed the further away frankston is.
Spellcheck is no substitute for paying attention during EnglishGo Sainters Go wrote:Loyal, why don't you get onto Kingston Council and sought them out, instill some commonsense into them. All the experts couldn't get those idiots to do something for the benefit of the community. This matter, incidently has been flogged to death, but Loyal, you might be smarter than all the experts.
I don’t recall the celebratory media release saying it’s all signed off with the Frankston Council. Lots of spin, but no real substance so far.Stephen Theodore wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, but hasnt the deal been signed, sealed and delivered. (Sainter)
All the working drawings have been completed, and tenders called only about a month after the planning permit was finalised?ausfatcat wrote:……tenders have gone out plan's approved for seaford. At this stage it's not changing and very unlikely to due kingston council ect ect.
Like it or not it's gone too far now seaford is it get over it and movve on it's not changing.
Are all your previous 256 posts as hopeless as this one?Loyal wrote:looking at it from all angles one would be very surprised if we now moved away from moorabbin.
a moorabbin re-development represents the most potential for growth of our club.
with a re-development of the site at linton street we get an elite facility in an elite location.
moorabbin needs to be re-developed into a waverley-style arrangement.
there is a groundswell of support for linton street to be re-developed into an elite facility.
i live in frankston and believe that the project was handled poorly by frankston council. we should have been given frankston park regardless of cost.
i believe there was a conspiracy from frankston council regarding the general manager of the frankston dolphins that stopped the move to frankston park.
the only available realistic opportunity for growth of our club rests with re-developing linton street.
Duggie1 wrote:The great Robert Harvey leaves no doubt in his book where his heart lay (lies) and many others too.
Players were very happy to move in '65. Don't here any support from the playing group this time.ausfatcat wrote:Duggie1 wrote:The great Robert Harvey leaves no doubt in his book where his heart lay (lies) and many others too. :lol:
So wont change the fact's kingston council doesn't want the saints and we can't afford to stay there, I am sure the players felt that way also in 65 when they moved there from junction oval.
are you being genuinely sarcastic?GrumpyOne wrote:Are all your previous 256 posts as hopeless as this one?Loyal wrote:looking at it from all angles one would be very surprised if we now moved away from moorabbin.
a moorabbin re-development represents the most potential for growth of our club.
with a re-development of the site at linton street we get an elite facility in an elite location.
moorabbin needs to be re-developed into a waverley-style arrangement.
there is a groundswell of support for linton street to be re-developed into an elite facility.
i live in frankston and believe that the project was handled poorly by frankston council. we should have been given frankston park regardless of cost.
i believe there was a conspiracy from frankston council regarding the general manager of the frankston dolphins that stopped the move to frankston park.
the only available realistic opportunity for growth of our club rests with re-developing linton street.
No he is seriousLoyal wrote:are you being genuinely sarcastic?GrumpyOne wrote:Are all your previous 256 posts as hopeless as this one?Loyal wrote:looking at it from all angles one would be very surprised if we now moved away from moorabbin.
a moorabbin re-development represents the most potential for growth of our club.
with a re-development of the site at linton street we get an elite facility in an elite location.
moorabbin needs to be re-developed into a waverley-style arrangement.
there is a groundswell of support for linton street to be re-developed into an elite facility.
i live in frankston and believe that the project was handled poorly by frankston council. we should have been given frankston park regardless of cost.
i believe there was a conspiracy from frankston council regarding the general manager of the frankston dolphins that stopped the move to frankston park.
the only available realistic opportunity for growth of our club rests with re-developing linton street.
been a while since i was on saints central now that i have an excuse.saint66au wrote:Hey Loyal...why dont you pose the question to Michael Nettlefold on SaintsCentral?
He can give you the definative answer and perhaps put all your conspiracy theories to rest eh?