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Bohs Vote To Move!!!!
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04-05-2006 10:44pm#1
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86% in favour, they needed 75%.
Stadium is apparently being built by the people who are buying the Dalymount site off them. Its a legendary place, with a great history, but all good things must come to an end.
The new place isn't too far from me, which is handy. Hope they make a really nice and modern looking stadium out of it.
Oh, and they're only just a Northside club now!
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Kinda hard to come to terms that Daylier will be gone but it has been said already history is history and it's time to move on.
The facilities and cash should be a great opportunity for us to become the #1 Club in Ireland for a long time but I think talk of actual champions league qualification is still an unrealistic ambition in the current climate. Here's hoping I'm proved wrong 0 -
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My fondness for Bosh grows more and moreDUBLIN'S SOCCER LANDSCAPE TO CHANGE IN GROUND MERRY-GO-ROUND
BOHEMIANS' move to Castleknock has set the ball rolling on a process that will see the landscape of soccer in the capital change hugely over the coming years and the issue of where they will play their football in the future is one that is playing on all six clubs presently.
The FAI will meet with the board of Bohemians over the coming ten days to discuss the future, but the move obviously puts pay to any possible redevelopment of Dalymount Park.
The government have made no secret that they wish to only develop two stadia in Dublin with Tallaght being one of them and the fact that Bohemians will now not need any funding from the Department of Sport could be good news for St Patrick's Athletic.
The Bohemians meeting on Thursday was not the only one in the capital, as in Inchicore, the supporters group 'Pat's for Richmond' met to discuss the future of Richmond Park.
They have voiced concern about moving away from the venue and with 1,400 names put to a recent petition they have a growing support. They will now begin lobbying local politicians and are due to meet with the FAI in the coming weeks also to discuss what options are available to them.
The St Pat's board have already explored the possibility of expanded Richmond Park, with the cost of such a project to be in the region of €7.3million, increasing the capacity to 5,700. Government funding though is far from guaranteed and with that kind of money not available to the club at present, some complicated negotiations are set for the coming months.
The one stadium that the government has committed to is Tallaght, but presently work remains stalled, pending a date in the High Court. That is fixed for Monday, where local GAA club, Thomas Davis, will be seeking a judicial review into the stadium remaining a soccer-only venue.
That leaves Shamrock Rovers still sharing Tolka Park with Shelbourne and after Thursday's events they could be partners for the foreseeable future, but not necessarily in Drumcondra. Shelbourne's insistence that they will not share with Bohemians in Castleknock, would appear to leave them with little alternative but to relocate to Tallaght.
One thing that is for sure is that UCD will be moving across their campus to the Belfield Bowl within the next year, but with Dublin City looking for a groundshare partner also, there promises to be plenty of negotiations in the coming months.
Go on Shels , tallaght is great you know you want too play there ;P
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Boo!
Could anyone see the govt being a bit shifty and offering to help Pats with the finances only if they let Shels share? Don't wanna go to that dive either! We'll reside in the new Lansdowne please!
Its a possibility but your better off in Tallaght, more chance of having a stadium and if both are there and with the size of the ground area, you could make that a fairly decent stadium.
If that happened we would be still in Richer with no money so exact same position as now. LOL goverment not giving us any money till we go to tallaght they never gave us any in the 1st place. The pitch lenghtening was Lotto cash.
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