Sadly I don't. Of course like all supporters I appreciate how far we've come since Blackmore has taken charge of the club, but surely the name of the ground is sacred? It does seem a little opportunistic given the TV cameras will be at the ground in less than two weeks.

There is a reason behind every action. Given Neil's guidance so far has led us to our highest ever position in the football pyramid, a record equalling FA Cup Round 1 appearance and countless other successful ventures within the club as a whole, I would be inclined to trust the decision of the board. Neil isn't a vanity man, there is no personal gain to this and often quite shy's away from the attention given to him in the position so I would absolutely suggest there is a reason for the proposal and a reason why Neil who has ultimate say so, would allow this to go through unopposed. 

Of course also if this is an opportunistic approach with the camera's coming down in a couple of weeks, why not I guess? Neil has ploughed significant money through the football club and with very few benefits these days to doing so in football, has always had the demeanour of a smiling chairman with plenty to say and do around the club. I for one wouldn't begrudge that little bit of exposure should it be the reason, but personally I don't think it would be. 

Either way, the board are in place to make these choices for the club and it is our responsibility to back them and get behind the initiatives put in place to succeed under their guidance. 

Fortress Thornbury Surfacing Stadium it is then people ;) 

Drop the ‘Ltd’ and I’m sold. ‘Thornbury Surfacing Stadium’ sounds much better.

Initially I was a little upset by it but we’ll all refer to it as Hardenhuish anyway.

Much as I appreciate the support from the Chairman and his business and he is deserving of our gratitude - in the year we celebrate 100 years history of the club at Hardenhuish Park with a book just published about this, IMHO its a huge PR gaffe to change the name to a corporate sponsored title alone.

"Thornbury Surfacing's Hardenhuish Park"  would have been better maybe if the Board wants to recognise the (increasing?) contribution more formally. Personally I hate "Thornbury Surfacing Ltd Stadium."

I'll still turn up to all the home games I can with my season ticket though whatever the place is called officially