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I meant rebuild the lower tier at a higher rake, Newcastle did something similar (albeit on a smaller scale) where they had a two tier side stand separated by a row of boxes which they converted to a single tier without boxes

If we had a two tier design think I'd prefer a big lower tier rather than upper. Maybe initially build similar to the south stand so seats arnt lost during construction, then remodel the first tier at a steeper rake and join it to the 2nd tier? That way we'd have a lower tier of 6k+ seats which...

There were definitely empty seats in the Chelsea end on Sun, even if only 150/200 that would still take the actual capacity now before any new seats go in up to 54500+

Can't wait to see any new designs for the north stand. Hopefully if we have a single massive tier it's built in such a way it could easily be converted to accommodate safe standing eventually, I.e. big enough concourses and exits to handle 20k+ fans

Where have we lost seats then? Capacity of new third tier is listed as 5988, so I'd get the new capacity as approx 47400+5988+1750 (new pitch side seats) +300(CB and east level3 extensions)=55438

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Threa I see they've removed the temporary roof cladding from that corner, do they still have it on the other?

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Threa Is that the first supports for the roof steel that I can see on the upper tier terrace?

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site (cont How did United take of the old east and west stand roofs mid season if it wasn't by using cranes from pitch side? The new roofs were complete before the old ones came off very similar to what we are doing and the stands were...

Re: Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site (cont Can someone with a bit of engineering knowledge explain why we have to wait for the close season for the south stand roof to come off? When the rags extended their east and west stands they had no issues taking of the old roofs during...