Will New Stadium Change Our DNA?

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   Bob on September 12, 2013 at 9:01 pm

   I would like to take up the point of transport both to GP and the new ground. I live west of Reading and currently drive in with my grandson for all home matches – we are season ticket holders in the Bill Axbey. Over the last 2 years parking near the ground has got harder and harder, particularly with the introduction of restrictions around the ground and higher gates. I still drive but have sometimes had to park farther then I would like. My short term plans for GP are to park near one of the stations down from Brentford station and pay around £1 – £1.50 on the train. Longer term, as a pensioner, it costs £9.95 from Reading to Ealing Broadway on a day return and then the good old 65 to GP. When we move I plan to travel by train either via Ealing or from Reading via SW trains.

   I think that with gates well in excess of 10,000 parking will be a ‘no go’ anyway so the train/bus makes sense.

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   Paul Sluman on September 12, 2013 at 9:22 pm

   Just experiencing the brand of MK Dons over the last few seasons shows me how clubs can get in wrong.i hate the sterile atmostphere.I want to stand,i want to shout and i want to stay part of my football club not to be literally pushed away from all that is great about supporting the Bees.Lets not settle for selling our soul with corporate style loyalty point systems .

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