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Published Date: 26 May 2009
WORK has started on Morecambe FC's new stadium at Westgate.
The club is due to move to the new 7,000 capacity home for the start of the 2010/11 season, with Sainsbury's having bought the current Christie Park ground on which they hope to build a new store.

Visitor editor, Glen Cooper, met Morecambe's director in charge of the new stadium development, Brian Fagan, to check on progress.

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  • Last Updated: 26 May 2009 11:19 AM
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DiggerDriver,

Morecambe 19/06/2009 10:08:07
So what happened to all the hundreds of local jobs it was supposed to generate?
I have not seen one job advertised anywhere yet!
Support your local team but they wont support you!!!!
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thank god i left,

swansea 01/07/2009 10:36:18
erm,when i lived in borecambe and lamecaster area you lot walked around in liverpool and man utd tops and would not dream of spending a few quid out your job seekers allowance to support morecambe football club so i dont see how you lot ''support your local team''?
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Sandgrown lad,

Heysham 02/07/2009 14:48:33
By 'eck digger you're a cheery lad!

Talk about looking on the negative side! (Is he always like this?)

Don't remember anyone saying there would be hundreds of local jobs at the new stadium - show us where they said it.

But there will be some when they start construction work. Whether they're 'local' depends on who wins the tenders - that's business. But even if it's a company from outside the area they'd be daft not to employ local workers, cutting down on transport costs.

Then there will be new jobs at the new stadium - and also loads at the new Sainsbury's.

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