Chairman Jeremy Peace capability at floor increases by adding additional chairs to stadium West Bromwich Albion chairman Jeremy Peace has reported that plans to construct a brand new stand at The Hawthorns have been shelved. Peace made the news at Sunday night's end-of-season awards supper at the ICC in Birmingham. At exactly the same occasion 2 yrs ago Peace revealed he intended to raise The Hawthorns capacity by redeveloping the West Stand. But he has since had a, with Peace detailing his known reasons for a change of heart in his address at Sunday nightas function. Nevertheless, he does plan improving the current capacity of around 26,272 by adding additional seats to the present stands. He said: aFollowing my remarks of 2 yrs ago regarding the potential development of The Hawthorns, we have carefully considered the next steps and have decided that a gradual upsurge in potential is the greatest way forward. aDespite the fact that our season ticket prices are nearly 20 per cent less than nine seasons ago, attendances are only growing on average by 200 per season, largely because of the general and local economic environment, and the increasing amount of televised games. Albion chairman Jeremy Peace aSuch factors are uppermost in our minds whenever we look at the stadiumas volume. We think that the environment produced with a loaded surface is desired both for the supporters in attendance and the worldwide TV viewing public. aSo we will now find means of introducing chairs within the prevailing ground instead of building new capacity and producing indebtedness within the football club.a Peace also explained why Albion have opted to vote against proposal Financial Fair Play guidelines. aThe new Financial Fair Play rules signify we will, more than ever, need to think beyond your box to make certain our limited resources go further,a he continued. Shock weren't in preference of the release of the restrictions. aWhilst it is our view that all football clubs ought to be borrowed in a sustainable manner that's assured, we'd choose to run in a market free of other rules. Shock value Financial Fair Play as a misnomer. We think the brand new principles are anti-competitive and can further reinforce the present pecking order in the Premier League. aNo longer will an important investor have the ability to join a team and change the Premier League landscape.a
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