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What will change for Sainsbury's as part of the redevelopment?
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That the Whitehorse was 1993 And the Holmesdale 1995 It's hoped that the next project, will be the 50 year old khazi that the Arfur has sadly become
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They own the land - They will want to be paid to sell it to the Club as it will then stop being their land. This could have considerable impact on their ability to develop their remaining land should they have wanted to in the future.
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Sains have leverage and a lot of it. I'd be disappointed in them if they didn't use it!
Unfortunately, as we've been public in our previous frustrations, both with Selhurst and lack of other available sites, the cards are stacked in their favour. Frustrating, but I don't think we've been as tactical as we could've been. |
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I’d have thought it was in their best interests to cooperate with the club about a joint redevelopment that benefits both parties. It can’t be in Sainsbury’s long term interests to see a slow decline. We’ve got enough of that in the centre of Croydon!
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Of course if they could force the club to relocate due to being intransigent then they could develop the car park with a nice little housing estate ££££££££££
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The fact their customer entrance will be bricked over and their deliveries lorry park is used for storing construction materials. (not really)
Sainsbury's will slowly be backed into a corner, unless they open constructive dialogue very soon. In as much as they can part of the process to incorporate a new store into the stadium, or they can try to hold their nerve and get CPFC's architects to make things as difficult as possible for the store. Last edited by foresthillbilly; 07-02-2019 at 06:06 PM. |
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