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Published Date: 06 June 2008
WELCOME to the Comment Zone - what are your views on Horsham FC's new ground?

Each week we will invite you to comment on topical local issues.

This week Horsham Football Club's new ground is the subject.

Is it a good idea to site the ground at Holbrook?

Should it be at Hop Oast?

Will you be going to Worthing to watch the side next season?

Should the club have sorted out a new site before selling Queen Street?

Please keep any comments to the topic. This is not a forum to criticise individuals.

The Comment Zone is subject to Johnston Press terms and conditions.

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  • Last Updated: 08 June 2008 10:58 AM
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Mr Kim Mitchell,

Barnsnap Close 11/06/2008 18:12:27
Holbrook Club is not the place for Horsham Football Club's new ground, it should be positioned away from a residential area with easy access from main roads and adequate parking.

Hop Oast would seem an ideal place,as it meets all the above and could make use of the park and ride parking.
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APG,

Horsham 18/06/2008 09:02:09
Although the idea of it being just round the corner, still close to town would be good for most to walk too at Holbrook, I don’t think I would always enjoy living next to the grounds myself - not when we get as far as we did in the last FA rounds, with the amount of chaos on the roads, etc... Hop Oast therefore gets my vote, just means I'll be driving instead from north Horsham instead of walking...
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David Hempstead,

Richmond 25/06/2008 16:48:27
The arguments for and against HFC at the Holbrook are going round and round and I'm not going to repeat them, except to say that I think that HFC's proposals are the best option for all concerned; everyone will end up suffering in the long run if they are turned down. As for Hop Oast, isn't cost a massive factor? There must be a huge difference between developing a site pretty much from scratch and upgrading an existing facility.
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