30-05-2024, 02:47 PM
They are also based in larger cities, London, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool etc. That in itself puts them in a much better position to monetise as well as make the most of larger grounds.
London have more facilities and much competition.
Birmingham have x2 arenas but Birmingham are being very ambitious with their brown site development- much akin to what I’m suggesting.
The Toton site brings that kind of population -3 - 5 million within an hours drive… I can see the logic behind it and is blue sky thinking but these ideas are much bigger than the 2000s built out of town Lego stadiums. These are campus and multipurpose complexes.
The take that concert was a logistical nightmare that ate into the profit. A purpose built multi-use venue it becomes and in and out and much easier process.
London have more facilities and much competition.
Birmingham have x2 arenas but Birmingham are being very ambitious with their brown site development- much akin to what I’m suggesting.
The Toton site brings that kind of population -3 - 5 million within an hours drive… I can see the logic behind it and is blue sky thinking but these ideas are much bigger than the 2000s built out of town Lego stadiums. These are campus and multipurpose complexes.
The take that concert was a logistical nightmare that ate into the profit. A purpose built multi-use venue it becomes and in and out and much easier process.