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Couldn’t agree more Michael. We had vip seats for the rugby match, so we’re entitled to an official car park space. Bit of a nuisance trying to negotiate all the closed off streets to get there, and coming home wasn’t made easier either. Come on Steve ( Rotherham ), get your act together. Incidentally my rugby league mates from Wigan had nothing but praise for the stadium. Really impressed with it. Makes the transport issue even more of a priority.
The site seems to have been sorted now, I posted yesterday and I was someone else. Although having said that theres been many times that I wished I was someone else! I think once the dust has settled most who said they were leaving will drift back on.
This is all on the council. Only had 7 years to sort it out. Couldn\'t organise a pissup in a brewery.
I think there was something earlier in the week about fan groups meeting with the club or others about the travel problems… Just ridiculous to build an almost £1B stadium and boast about the massive boost to the local economy when the travel infrastructure is totally inadequate’
By the sounds of it, he doesn\'t have a extension clause.