groundshare
/ˈɡraʊndʃɛː
/British
verb [no object]
(Of a sports team) share a home ground with at least one other team: Plymouth Argyle rejected approaches by the Tigers to groundshare at Home Park (as noun groundsharing) there are commercial advantages to groundsharing...
- Coventry City's plan to groundshare with Northampton for three years has been approved by the Football League.
- The Walsall boss has poured cold water on heavy speculation that Coventry could groundshare at the Banks's Stadium next season.
- Many fans have expressed anger across internet and social media over the plans to groundshare at Northampton Town.
noun
An arrangement whereby two or more sports teams share a home ground: a possible groundshare between York City FC and York City Knights RLFC has not been ruled out by either club...
- A poll of Inverness supporters is being conducted to determine whether they would favour a groundshare with Aberdeen next season.
- A groundshare, then, could be a threat to the economic viability of the club.
- The MP has previously tabled several Early Daily Motions in the House of Commons questioning Coventry's groundshare with Northampton Town.
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