Jersey's New Eye - Page 5

Jsysco · 17-06-2008, 16:14 PM

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It has its own website, yet the front page still shows a picture of the wheel in Nottingham's Market Square, even the gallery doesn't have pictures of it at the waterfront!

mystic · 17-06-2008, 22:55 PM

Just did a whois on the the jersey-eye website, Edward Mellors, only registered the domain 18th May 2008. Sure was a last minute job. I'm now more convinced Frank Walker is involved, bet he thought it would take the onus off of HDLG, didn't really work though did it. I'm gonna be looking for more to connect the two of them.

en830 · 18-06-2008, 21:29 PM

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Sooner buy a decent meal at Hector's chippy :-)

Now there's an oxymoron, decent meal and Hectors. Never had one !!!

Fritz · 18-06-2008, 21:52 PM

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I don't see why private enterprise should be allowed to come over and make a profit out of this at the expense of losing us the air display.
If I miss the Vulcan over this, I'm going to be absolutely furious! Grrrrrrrr!

Dont think there is any danger of them making much profit judging by the amount of people actually using it.

Wonder if the owners wll sue the organiser for misleading them by telling them that Jersey was a popular tourist destinaion.

Haggis · 19-06-2008, 10:56 AM

drove past it last night (for the umpteenth time) and finally saw 2 people in a gondola.....result!

he/they must be f*ckin raking it in....aye, right!

what's the bets that when the states finances are reviewed we find out this thing had to be subsidised/bailed out?

UserName · 19-06-2008, 11:08 AM

they haven't done that for poor old Mr Fireworks, camping near his rockets!

UserName · 22-08-2008, 17:27 PM

Making a loss? Who'd have thought?

Maybe when the final £30,000 is counted, that can serve as a good indication of how fed up the public are with the Waterfront Area and how reluctant we are to go down there for anything.

-im-jersey-eh- · 27-08-2008, 08:22 AM

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Making a loss? Who'd have thought?

Maybe when the final £30,000 is counted, that can serve as a good indication of how fed up the public are with the Waterfront Area and how reluctant we are to go down there for anything.

Waterfront is a Hostile Place to be, its like the Siberian front most of the year as the wind and cold bites thro you same as la Collette fuel area does if you ask anyone who works there Brrrr