Your right, we shouldn't have let Tesco in on it. We could have had a whip round amongst the fans to build the stadium instead. We'd already got off to a good start with the £43.22 in the "Keep Danny Halliwell" fund that went unused.

Are you like this in every day life or just on this message board?

No need to be sarcastic. I was simply stating thart plans should have been made with Tesco's to ensure the environment is protected and ensuring some greenspace was built in with the stadium.

Face it our stadium was built on the cheap, it was knocked up in no time and with little thought to the match day experience in terms of faciliites and pre match build up.

Look at what Saints are doing

Capacity of 18,000.
Over 10,000 seats and providing excellent viewing.
On site concessions providing high quality food, beverages and Beer/Wine to all supporters.
Club shop also includes Saints Heritage display.
State of the art ticket office facilities.
New premier club seating and dining facility.
Sponsors lounge hosting 450.
Club restaurant.
Sports Cafe Bar – open to fans pre and post games.
Stadium tours will be available.
Non match events and conference suites.

big ****** wow, they're Stains, we're Warrington
we've got the majority of that/have the capability to have it

Really???

Capacity of 18,000. NO
Over 10,000 seats and providing excellent viewing. No
On site concessions providing high quality food, beverages and Beer/Wine to all supporters. Deffo No
Club shop also includes Saints Heritage display. No
State of the art ticket office facilities. Deffo a big big No
New premier club seating and dining facility. Perhaps?
Sponsors lounge hosting 450. Maybe?
Club restaurant. Yes
Sports Cafe Bar – open to fans pre and post games. No
Stadium tours will be available. Do we?
Non match events and conference suites Yes

I'm sure we have a marketing dept that are looking/have looked at the feasability of all the above

We have one of the most forward thinking clubs in the country, yet old Nazi boy is concerned with 10p off a hotdog. Anybody would think we were up the creek....

Are you? Is Raymond Pennington?

Anyway, not sure what you are getting at. I'm not being my normal self at all on this thread because of who started it. Ive decided you either ignore him or join in being deliberately odd.

Oh, sorry, I thought I was just joining in your games. Although admittedly I'm still puzzled what they are exactly.

You know very much what I'm getting at....the concept is a good idea, yet you have to mock him in your usual sarcastic boring way...your like Ken Barlow meets Mr Bean...

Really? How odd, tell me what other things I have mocked in a sarcastic way? I think you've mixed me up with someone else.

And no, the concept is not a good idea.

Really? If the PR department at the HJ came up with it then I'm sure you would think it was a great idea.

Why?

Because thats how people like you work.

On this comment, I'm confident you don't know me, because that's not how I work.

Well if you're not happy with the HJ you could always go and watch Saints next year. You seem to have forgotten that without Tesco and the HJ this club could well have died.

Tesco's the biggest supermarket in the country, they dictate towns and make them 'supermarket towns'. We have become that, in order to get things from Tesco, you have to give a lot. We gave them loads of land and asking for 'green space', just so you and 'El Casuals' can take pictures of yourselves in your Sergio Tacchini trackies in the sun, takes the mick. Of course, that was your obvious intention.

As lovely as it sounds, a picnic area just isn't possible. People can't have everything. Our stadium is often praised because it's easily accessible, there is plenty of parking, a train station a minute away and it is a minute away from the town centre and bus station. In order to make a stadium in the town centre work, you have to give up things like 'green space'. I'd gladly keep the great transport and access over a picnic area for filthy smokers to ruin.

Instead of every home game,it would be a idea if in the summer. A family fun day is put on.

If any sports venue in the UK has this, I'll eat my (high quality) hat.

Just behind the Hawthorne and running through to Winwick Road you have a little park area called the Brick Fields. Get yourself a bouncy castle, a beer tent, an ice cream van and its a goer. Only a few minutes walk to the ground.

I know that Teesider you know me better than to insult me like that coming out with such complete and utter crap!

1. It's Teesside.
2. I'm not a Teessider, I'm Warrington born and bred. I just happen to live here.
3. It wasn't an insult. You know as well as I do that without the new stadium, Wire as they are now would not have happened.
4. Get rid of that bloody avatar, it is insulting.

But at about 400 yards it seems its to far for RP to walk.

Let's just say, whether it's a good or bad idea, it isn't happening?

No not happening but on a glorious summer day like today it would be ideal to have a picnic area. Hope the club take note!

You say that like it is a good thing. If you were a season ticket holder to stains, why would you want a tour of your own stadium you visit every other week?