Questy said:gouldybob said:Forecast for Monday, wet and windy from lunchtime.
Will the candles be blown out!
Questy said:neildrum said:Don't know if anyone else has mentioned or noticed, but looking at the 'still' pictures in the MEN article, it looks like the concrete border seperating the lower & second tier may have had video screens installed like Wembley. I may be wrong but the pictures make it look a pink, green and yellow colour, but in the drone video its back to the concrete colour? It could just be the banners from the recent rugby, but if it is video screens then its certainly another great upgrade!
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/watch-birds-eye-video-shows-7648313" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... ws-7648313</a>
Rolling Advertising on 2nd tier according too posters on here who have visited the stadium over the last few weeks, may not be used 100% of the time for advertising though
What a load of bollocks, they have just not prioritised that job, and it will be mainly City fans getting pissed wet through not away fans.fletcherj said:South Stand Roof
As part of the on-going construction work to build the third level of the South Stand, sections of the roof have been completely removed, from the corners. Due to the recent poor weather and high winds, it has not been possible to complete the work to temporarily cover these areas in advance of the match.
Therefore, should it rain on the night, supporters directly underneath these sections will be exposed to the elements. Every person affected will be offered a poncho free of charge.
The temporary roof covering is due to be in place for the match against Chelsea on Sunday 21st September, although all construction programmes are designed with some flexibility in case of high winds or storms.
Gray said:What a load of bollocks, they have just not prioritised that job, and it will be mainly City fans getting pissed wet through not away fans.fletcherj said:South Stand Roof
As part of the on-going construction work to build the third level of the South Stand, sections of the roof have been completely removed, from the corners. Due to the recent poor weather and high winds, it has not been possible to complete the work to temporarily cover these areas in advance of the match.
Therefore, should it rain on the night, supporters directly underneath these sections will be exposed to the elements. Every person affected will be offered a poncho free of charge.
The temporary roof covering is due to be in place for the match against Chelsea on Sunday 21st September, although all construction programmes are designed with some flexibility in case of high winds or storms.
Will we also be given cloths to dry out our seats before we sit on them, it will be better to stand - how will the stewards handle that?
I would think not being allowed to work 100's of feet in the air when its wet and windy is probably to do more with health and safety rather than priority. Im sure the building company would like to have the roof fully secure before they let people under it as wellGray said:What a load of bollocks, they have just not prioritised that job, and it will be mainly City fans getting pissed wet through not away fans.fletcherj said:South Stand Roof
As part of the on-going construction work to build the third level of the South Stand, sections of the roof have been completely removed, from the corners. Due to the recent poor weather and high winds, it has not been possible to complete the work to temporarily cover these areas in advance of the match.
Therefore, should it rain on the night, supporters directly underneath these sections will be exposed to the elements. Every person affected will be offered a poncho free of charge.
The temporary roof covering is due to be in place for the match against Chelsea on Sunday 21st September, although all construction programmes are designed with some flexibility in case of high winds or storms.
Will we also be given cloths to dry out our seats before we sit on them, it will be better to stand - how will the stewards handle that?
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Jnr Kisby said:jrb said:[bigimg]http://s28.postimg.org/bj1fbbcpp/P1040626.jpg[/bigimg]
Absolutely love the final outcome of this, looks great. I wonder whats inside the big blue box?!
oakiecokie said:Its the new Tardis.
Jnr Kisby said:jrb said:[bigimg]http://s28.postimg.org/bj1fbbcpp/P1040626.jpg[/bigimg]
Absolutely love the final outcome of this, looks great. I wonder whats inside the big blue box?!
oakiecokie said:Jnr Kisby said:jrb said:[bigimg]http://s28.postimg.org/bj1fbbcpp/P1040626.jpg[/bigimg]
Absolutely love the final outcome of this, looks great. I wonder whats inside the big blue box?!
Its the new Tardis.
Jnr Kisby said:jrb said:[bigimg]http://s28.postimg.org/bj1fbbcpp/P1040626.jpg[/bigimg]
Absolutely love the final outcome of this, looks great. I wonder whats inside the big blue box?!
Jnr Kisby said:jrb said:[bigimg]http://s28.postimg.org/bj1fbbcpp/P1040626.jpg[/bigimg]
Absolutely love the final outcome of this, looks great. I wonder whats inside the big blue box?!
The Goat 10 said:Had a drive round the Etihad last night and it's all so overwhelming just how much time and effort has been put into it all, the thing that strikes you most is the sheer quality of it all. The mini-stadium in the complex looks so well put together and could easily host some clubs as high-up as the Championship, the bridge structure looks excellent and the Etihad its-self is having a makeover with images documenting the clubs history.
From numerous posts I've read on here over the years, one thing has always persisted and that is, once the North Stand expansion is completed the current store will be demolished and relocated, could that be to the site where this supposed retail complex is to be? It would make sense if we are to have a retail complex that it would centre around a huge City Store.
Now we know you're bullshitting. We don't have any history; ask any fan of Arsenal, Candlepool or the quiet neighbours and they'll confirm it.The Goat 10 said:Had a drive round the Etihad last night and it's all so overwhelming just how much time and effort has been put into it all, the thing that strikes you most is the sheer quality of it all. The mini-stadium in the complex looks so well put together and could easily host some clubs as high-up as the Championship, the bridge structure looks excellent and the Etihad its-self is having a makeover with images documenting the clubs history.
From numerous posts I've read on here over the years, one thing has always persisted and that is, once the North Stand expansion is completed the current store will be demolished and relocated, could that be to the site where this supposed retail complex is to be? It would make sense if we are to have a retail complex that it would centre around a huge City Store.
Dalian Blue said:Jnr Kisby said:jrb said:[bigimg]http://s28.postimg.org/bj1fbbcpp/P1040626.jpg[/bigimg]
Absolutely love the final outcome of this, looks great. I wonder whats inside the big blue box?!
It looks like a portable bog?