Post by 1969swan on Mar 16, 2018 18:07:05 GMT
Old Wimbledon Stadium Demolition started today.
Dave Bassett and Ian Cooke arriving at the AFC Wimbledon photocall to start the demolition of the former Wimbledon stadium to make way for the new AFC Wimbledon stadium , Plough Lane, Wimbledon
Ian Cooke and Dave Bassett with local school children start the demolition of the former Wimbledon stadium to make way for the new AFC Wimbledon stadium , Plough Lane, Wimbledon
Typical Harry Bassett humour in video
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It's happening! The scenes as AFC Wimbledon edge closer to Plough Lane return and demolition work gets under way
AFC Wimbledon’s return to Merton took another exciting step with a demolition event marking the start of work at Plough Lane.
Wimbledon legends Dave Bassett and Ian Cooke joined leader of Merton Council Stephen Alambritis, to celebrate another significant milestone following December's Section 106 agreement.
Former Swan Dave Bassett was in the news today at Plough Lane starting demolition of the old Wimbledon Stadium the site of AFC Wimbledon's new 20,000-seater stadium, with an initial capacity of up to 11,000 that fulfils AFC Wimbledon’s aim to grow as a club and bring substantial benefits to the local community.
Nice to see a former Combined Counties League side doing well the forever positive optimistic AFC Wimbledon are hoping to play Barcelona in the first game at the new Plough Lane Stadium and show Chelsea how its done. The new Dons Stadium cost about the same amount as the Swans new Hub ground cost, some how l think EBC were a bit diddled.
Dave Basset must be getting on a bit now, must be over 70.
Dave Bassett and Ian Cooke arriving at the AFC Wimbledon photocall to start the demolition of the former Wimbledon stadium to make way for the new AFC Wimbledon stadium , Plough Lane, Wimbledon
Ian Cooke and Dave Bassett with local school children start the demolition of the former Wimbledon stadium to make way for the new AFC Wimbledon stadium , Plough Lane, Wimbledon
Typical Harry Bassett humour in video
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It's happening! The scenes as AFC Wimbledon edge closer to Plough Lane return and demolition work gets under way
AFC Wimbledon’s return to Merton took another exciting step with a demolition event marking the start of work at Plough Lane.
Wimbledon legends Dave Bassett and Ian Cooke joined leader of Merton Council Stephen Alambritis, to celebrate another significant milestone following December's Section 106 agreement.
Former Swan Dave Bassett was in the news today at Plough Lane starting demolition of the old Wimbledon Stadium the site of AFC Wimbledon's new 20,000-seater stadium, with an initial capacity of up to 11,000 that fulfils AFC Wimbledon’s aim to grow as a club and bring substantial benefits to the local community.
Nice to see a former Combined Counties League side doing well the forever positive optimistic AFC Wimbledon are hoping to play Barcelona in the first game at the new Plough Lane Stadium and show Chelsea how its done. The new Dons Stadium cost about the same amount as the Swans new Hub ground cost, some how l think EBC were a bit diddled.
Dave Basset must be getting on a bit now, must be over 70.