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"How are they going to manage it now in the event that they don't wreck it? It will simply remain there and be a blemish long into the future.

"The explanation the gathering shut it was on the grounds that it's not good for reason."

Martin Clarke added: "Pull it down and assemble something valuable in its place. Therefore puts like Bradford could not move at any point forward on the grounds that individuals need to keep old things that are basically not good for any reason."

Robert Lang expressed: "Perhaps the ugliest structure around Bradford. Incredible that it has been given Grade II recorded status. Confounding choice."

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In any case, others were more than happy with the choice with some marking the structure as "notorious."

Geoff Southall, 79, tending his plot in the Sunny Bank Road Allotment, said:" I've had this apportioning for quite some time and I've experienced no difficulty with the games community by any stretch of the imagination and I wouldn't need it obliterated.

"I'm happy it will be saved and is currently a Grade II construction. I really want to believe that they take sports back to it now.

"The gathering couldn't make their psyches up how to manage it, and since has been finished for them with this decision.

"Game ought to be taken back to it, and get the children off the roads."

Mark Thompson, 49, added: "I'm glad the Richard Dunn Sports Center has been saved.

"I think it is a splendid structure and I prefer not to figure what might have been taken care of.

"It ought to be transformed into a show field, similar to the one close by in Leeds, and draw in every one of the extraordinary entertainers."

Andrew Romes, 54, said: "It is a notable structure with a remarkable plan and I'm extremely blissful it is remaining.

"Is was apathetic regarding it when it was working as a relaxation community, however presently I contemplated it I don't believe that it should be destroyed.

"You were unable to call it a wonderful structure, yet it is in the style of numerous structures of the 1970s. You could consider it Yorkshire's Sydney Opera House."