The sale of Hampden went through today. I wonder if there’s any plans to modernise it. Also does anyone know what Queen’s Park are going to do with lesser Hampden? I see they’ve started building work.
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Thread: Hampden sold to SFA
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04-08-2020 12:30 PM #1
Hampden sold to SFA
United we stand here....
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04-08-2020 12:34 PM #2
They started the rebuild on Lesser Hampden about two weeks ago. Not much progress so far, just all seats removed and they're putting in the foundations for the roof on that section.
I don't think the SFA will be changing Hampden much, as they don't have any money and are probably happy to plod along with a second rate stadium... as long as they have the fancy offices at the back and decent seats for them at games.
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04-08-2020 12:42 PM #4
Here's some details of what they're doing to Lesser Hampden. Work's under way on the structure in the top photo.
The concrete steps were already in place so it shouldn't take too long to get the roof and other upgrades done.Last edited by Keith_M; 04-08-2020 at 12:44 PM.
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04-08-2020 12:46 PM #5
Is there a credible estimate anywhere of how much the SFA paid for it?
Presumably a substantial amount of money for a club the size of Queen's Park.
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04-08-2020 12:48 PM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Did the sale go through because of donation by Celtic fan Willie Haughey?
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04-08-2020 12:54 PM #7
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04-08-2020 01:28 PM #10This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
United we stand here....
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04-08-2020 01:31 PM #11
Nothing will be done with Hampden until after the 2022 World Cup.
At that point Qatar will have stadiums they have no need for ready to be dismantled, packed up and rebuilt elsewhere. Scotland didn't play that friendly at ER, where even a win moved us down the rankings, for no reason.
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04-08-2020 01:42 PM #12
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Expecting the Hampden playing surface to be like a bowling green like it should from now on
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04-08-2020 01:43 PM #13
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04-08-2020 01:48 PM #17
I'll look forward to watching the 2022 Qatar World Cup and trying to spot the stadium with a Celtic and Rangers end then.
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04-08-2020 01:49 PM #18
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04-08-2020 02:22 PM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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04-08-2020 03:26 PM #20
Good stuff. Ensures Scotlands's most popular sport and Scotland's national sport has its own home - and doesn't have to play matches at a rugby stadium.
Que the whingers moaning about lack of motorway access (1 mile away), public transport (2 train stations within 10-20 minutes walk) and everything else such as being "miles away behind the goals" (funnily enough just like Murrayfield).
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04-08-2020 04:08 PM #21
Crap access, sitting for hours in a bus on the motorway, miles to walk to the stadium from bus drop offs, queuing for hours at train stations just to get on one. Crap crap crap dinnae get me started oan the crap views, crap toilets crap just crap everything.
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Couldn’t agree more a truly **** stadium experience
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Who knows what opportunities will arrive in the future for redevelopment, but given the size of the site Hampden sits on, you effectively have a blank canvas to build anything you like. Sitting on Hampden with the option to upgrade at a later date if such an option becomes feasible is much more satisfactory than moving to not much better rugby stadiums or alternating between Ibrox/Celtic Park.
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I think the original plan was for them to move permanently into Lesser Hampden at some point during this season, but it's probably been delayed a bit as work was put on hold for a few months.
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04-08-2020 11:57 PM #27
i'd have razed Hampden to the ground and built a Tesco in June 2016. It had served its purpose then.
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Apparently the angry Jambo hoards are about to do the job for you.
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