Fish,
The answer is to compulsorily purchase the houses that have been built there since the stadium opened and demolish them so that the Belza can be turned through 180 degrees and extended to the 60,000 capacity stadium that we deserve.
We would be lucky to get 6000 to PBS, that would be considered a good crowd.
IF we ever had a stadium to accommodate 60,000 people we would never fill it with Walsall fans except on the few occasions like an FA Cup semi-final or a Champions League final.
I donāt think he was being serious.
We have a parking pass for the green carpark and have been stuck so long, in a queue to get off that the players were leaving before us!
Might be worth printing that off and putting it on the windscreen of a car. Iām sure it wouldnāt be legal to clamp and tow someoneās car off without a license to operate such a facility and numerous warning signs around. Just found this :
Donāt damage or clamp the vehicle or have it removed by a third party for destruction or storage without first seeking legal advice," the police spokesman added. "If you do any of these things, you may commit a criminal offence or the owner may pursue a civil action against you."14 Apr 2017
I didnāt realise it was illegal outside London. There was talk of changing the law to make it illegal a few months ago, but it didnāt seem to come to anything.
If those residents carry out their threat, they will be breaking the law. Wheel-clamping is illegal unless performed by authorised organisations such as the police.
I am suprised some of the factories along Brockhurst havenāt made there carparks available on a Saturday for a bob or two. Or stick a few army cadets in there to marshall it and raise money for charity. Thus relieving parking obstructions to the local denizens and making money for a good cause. Fākin genius me.
Lecky used to do this but clearly didnāt make money
More like teachers couldnt be arsed to turn out on a Saturday to oversee it ! 
What about the club employing stewards to take money on these carparks with money split between the school/factories and the club.
Itās not illegal to park outside someones house as long as you arenāt over their driveway , dropped kerb or on the footpath .
Very surprised the E&S have done this article unless they are trying to stir up a bit of trouble .
It will be interesting to see if the E&S are going to follow this up with an article stating what these residents are threating to do is against the law , and it will be them that will be liable .
Iāve put a comment on there saying something similar.
It is illegal to clamp any vehicles. This has been the case for a number of years
If local residents clamp any cars they are breaking the law and will be fined
As many have said, totally legal to park on any road where there arenāt restrictions so long as you donāt cause an obstruction and it will cost residents a huge amount of money in legal costs and penalties if they try to clamp. Whilst I sympathise with them a little unless they purchased before the stadium was built, the possibility of such issues should have been considered when purchasing their property.
Meanwhile if the club want you to use their car parks, suggest they put cameras and proper lighting on the green car park so when some moron prangs your car causing Ā£3k worth of damage and just drives off meaning there is no prospect for your insurance company making a recovery and so effecting what they will do for you in terms of loan cars over christmas costing you hundreds of pounds to rent one there is actually some reason to pay them the Ā£60 for a parking pass instead of parking on such roads.
Accepting that parking on the clubs car parks is still at your own risk, you need to get some value for your money and some benefit of using them otherwise why pay them the money. I have not renewed my parking pass for exactly the above, so Iāve kept my Ā£60 thank you very much.
I emailed the SLO about better access from the other side of the green car park to family stand and also about improved lighting only to be told that the path wasnāt meant to be a path and that it would be closed. That is why there is a metal fence across it - sorry folks. Perhaps Trevela could fund a better carpark with lighting and access to the back of the family stand?
So, on an official club car park thereās no separation of pedestrians and vehicles? Youāve identified a problem. Exactly what the SLO is there to fix!
I never parked in the retail park becuase i thought there was fines for overstay, ive been paying 60 odd quid to park and wait.
To get it right then, you can park on the retail?
Yesā¦Have done for years
In my internet experience the retail park used to be great, then they started monitoring it and fining overstayers, and now itās great again.
Assume either the landlord has changed or the tenant that moaned about it has moved or closed.
Make hay while the sun shines!
Cheers. Wont be paying 60 this year, thats for sure.