Bristol Rovers are again looking at the possablity of ground sharing with local rivals Swindon Town.
Rovers are set to leave the Memorial Stadium in the summer as work on a £36 million redevelopment on the ground starts. When work is finished it will turn the Memorial Stadium into a 18,000 all seater stadium.
Rovers were due to play at Cheltenhams Whaddon Road for the 2008/2009 season, but it is understood that Rovers are concerned that Whaddon Road only holds 7,066 and will miss out on a loss of potential income if Rovers were to have a cup run simalar to this season.
The County Ground holds 15,728 and rail and road links are better at the County Ground.
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Hope you don’t get the feeling you are not wanted but…….
not a bad idea while they build the new stadium why not share we did when fulham was building there one