I think the only way we'll see Odsal redeveloped is if a developer is given the green light to build on land around Odsal and as part of that agreement they have to build a new stadium (similar to the old agreement Wakefield had for a new stadium I believe) It sounds like Salford Council have done something similar with Salfords new owner. But the rugby club, clear the debts and you can build on the land around it.

I think there was a plan a few years ago for the whole site, including Richard Dunne. When that was made a heritage site, that messed up a few plans.

We've seen enough plans to fill the Albert Hall. What's always been missing is the funding to do any of it. Can't ever see that changing unless one of us wins very big on the Euromillions.

[quote="Bullseye":e67ahwb8]We've seen enough plans to fill the Albert Hall. What's always been missing is the funding to do any of it. Can't ever see that changing unless one of us wins very big on the Euromillions.[/quote:e67ahwb8] Ahem or my shares in that laotian manganese waste disposal firm come in. I've lumped in the money left from selling my mother's house so I'm banking on it tbh. The care home keep ringing for their money.

[quote="Maccbull_BigBullyBooaza":3p0ezg8g]Does the lease include the land behind the south stand across the road from the cricket club? If redeveloping the existing stadium is too expensive could that land be used to build a new one? AFC Wimbledon built the new Plough lane for £34 million.That's an entire enclosed stadium built in the middle of London. We could start by building stands on one side and one end with termporary buildings on the open side to house media and cameras. The existing offices, catering facilities in the south stand and car parking used on match day. You could even leave the stock car track in use. Then add to the ground over time.[/quote:3p0ezg8g] The ground quality at Odsal makes that near on impossible. The best scenario would be to sell the full Odsal complex and redevelop Horsefall.