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I hold one of the 1,300 votes set to be cast on County Ground redevelopment: Here's how I came to my decision

Renovation is closer now than it has been since the construction of the Don Rogers Stand in 1994. And yet, there is every chance the fans will object. What a mad state of affairs we have found ourselves in.

03.06.25, 15:54 Updated 05.06.25, 20:07 11 Minute Read

Sam Morshead

Sam Morshead

Let’s get one thing straight, the County Ground desperately needs redevelopment.

It is an ageing, tired facility, some three decades behind many of its peers in the EFL. It does not provide a modern, family-friendly experience for supporters. It does not offer 21st-century non-matchday revenue streams for the club.

Today, there is a proposition on the table to deliver the first phase: renovation of at least part of the stadium is closer now than it has been since the construction of the Don Rogers Stand in 1994.

And yet, there is every chance the fans will object.

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