Developing the Putney End

[A Humble Man]

If you are a London based football Team you have to live in harmony with those who live around your ground.  So the parking regulations on match days are reasonable.  You can park within 25 minutes walk of the ground and the tube is the same sort of distance.  Most able bodied people should be able to walk that distance easily.  If you cannot you must be disabled so special arrangements can be made.  We live in a Country where people expect to park next to where they want to be, that is not dependable position and a reprehensible attitude.

[fulhaman]

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any more updates on when work starts on the new stand?

Think at the end of the season. I hope so as I heard its going to take 18 months to do. So looking forward to it starting and everyone sharing pictures.

[fulhamben]

If you are a London based football Team you have to live in harmony with those who live around your ground.  So the parking regulations on match days are reasonable.  You can park within 25 minutes walk of the ground and the tube is the same sort of distance.  Most able bodied people should be able to walk that distance easily.  If you cannot you must be disabled so special arrangements can be made.  We live in a Country where people expect to park next to where they want to be, that is not dependable position and a reprehensible attitude.

i dont agree with the parking restrictions. why should people who live within 25 mins of the ground, not be able to park outside their house because some numpty has bought a house right next to the cottage and has realised he cant park on matchdays so complained. if you dont want the hassle of match day parking, then dont buy a house near a ground. pretty simple really, but no they force the trafic and parking on surronding areas. little bit scummy in my eyes

[A Humble Man]

If you are a London based football Team you have to live in harmony with those who live around your ground.  So the parking regulations on match days are reasonable.  You can park within 25 minutes walk of the ground and the tube is the same sort of distance.  Most able bodied people should be able to walk that distance easily.  If you cannot you must be disabled so special arrangements can be made.  We live in a Country where people expect to park next to where they want to be, that is not dependable position and a reprehensible attitude.

i dont agree with the parking restrictions. why should people who live within 25 mins of the ground, not be able to park outside their house because some numpty has bought a house right next to the cottage and has realised he cant park on matchdays so complained. if you dont want the hassle of match day parking, then dont buy a house near a ground. pretty simple really, but no they force the trafic and parking on surronding areas. little bit scummy in my eyes

Don't be so fing lazy

[epsomraver]

If you are a London based football Team you have to live in harmony with those who live around your ground.  So the parking regulations on match days are reasonable.  You can park within 25 minutes walk of the ground and the tube is the same sort of distance.  Most able bodied people should be able to walk that distance easily.  If you cannot you must be disabled so special arrangements can be made.  We live in a Country where people expect to park next to where they want to be, that is not dependable position and a reprehensible attitude.

i dont agree with the parking restrictions. why should people who live within 25 mins of the ground, not be able to park outside their house because some numpty has bought a house right next to the cottage and has realised he cant park on matchdays so complained. if you dont want the hassle of match day parking, then dont buy a house near a ground. pretty simple really, but no they force the trafic and parking on surronding areas. little bit scummy in my eyes

I agree Ben, it is just done to placate the neighbours, and one thing humble man, even with a blue badge you cannot park inside the barriers unless it is issued by H & F council

[TonyGilroy]

All it does is move the cars from outside houses near the ground to houses not quite so near.

[fulhamben]

All it does is move the cars from outside houses near the ground to houses not quite so near.

exactly, so why should the numptys that moved right next to the ground get a space guarnteed for them. you wouldnt move next to heathrow and then try and get the flight path changed cos its a little bit noisey

[A Humble Man]

All it does is move the cars from outside houses near the ground to houses not quite so near.

exactly, so why should the numptys that moved right next to the ground get a space guarnteed for them. you wouldnt move next to heathrow and then try and get the flight path changed cos its a little bit noisey

It spreads the car out on a much wider area as everybody is not trying to get a space as close to the ground as possible.  There is plenty of parking space for residents and fans I know I use it and have a twenty minute walk to the ground.  I am 64 but try to walk at least a mile every day, try it you will feel so much better now and in the future.