nmc
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Now is the winter of our discontent!
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North Stand Construction Discussion
- Thread starter awest
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Now is the winter of our discontent!
What is this phenomenon called snow you speak of?
It is but a fleeting memory of my youth.
cpoverview
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- Neutral , but I am one of the drone pilots covering the stadium build
My whole YouTube career started with a similar story. 3 well known YouTube droners sat at Anfield one day waiting for a big lift to happen and in the end admitted defeat and went home.I’m more worried about the lift not happening on Monday after I’ve told everyone it is happening on Monday. :-/
I turned up at 6.30am the following day just as they started the lift and I went from getting a few hundred views of a video to 30k views overnight.
My whole YouTube career started with a similar story. 3 well known YouTube droners sat at Anfield one day waiting for a big lift to happen and in the end admitted defeat and went home.
I turned up at 6.30am the following day just as they started the lift and I went from getting a few hundred views of a video to 30k views overnight.
Hopefully I won’t have wasted your day?
I tend to find it’s pot luck. I’ve turned up outside construction sites across the city centre as cranes sections have bern delivered, cranes have been erected, construction workers and diggers are finally on-site, cladding, bricks, windows have gone on to buildings, etc, and I’ve been able to take pictures of it happening. The next milestone for me on the North stand expansion will be when the first section/s of cladding, fins/sails or windows are installed on the hotel.
Forest, West Ham in the Premier and I am just winding down in the pub after a great day at Wembley well done Mr Harwood Bellis.There isn’t any evidence GMP would oppose moving the away fans from SSL3 to Blocks 111 and 110, due to access issues to the coach park.
As I’ve already shown with my pictures a few weeks back, away fans can be moved to blocks 111 and 110 as they would still have direct access to the away coach park, just like the away fans do in SSL1.
I’m trying to think of another PL away end that has direct access to a coach park for away fans. I can’t think of one. In fact, there aren’t that many away ends across English football that do, if any?
Thought I’d peruse Bluemoon and stick Swansea, Millwall, Leeds, Hull,Cardiff off the top of my head without trying and I’ve had a sherbet or two.
Hopefully I won’t have wasted your day?
I tend to find it’s pot luck. I’ve turned up outside construction sites across the city centre as cranes sections have bern delivered, cranes have been erected, construction workers and diggers are finally on-site, cladding, bricks, windows have gone on to buildings, etc, and I’ve been able to take pictures of it happening. The next milestone for me on the North stand expansion will be when the first section/s of cladding, fins/sails or windows are installed on the hotel.
Think the 'quadpod' roof support structures will be a significant one too. Not sure many fully appreciate the top most height of them yet.
Forest, West Ham in the Premier and I am just winding down in the pub after a great day at Wembley well done Mr Harwood Bellis.
Thought I’d peruse Bluemoon and stick Swansea, Millwall, Leeds, Hull,Cardiff off the top of my head without trying and I’ve had a sherbet or two.
Are the coach parks directly behind the away end and fenced off?
The coach I normally go on to away games hardly ever stops inside a fenced off coach park directly behind the away end at away grounds.
Think the 'quadpod' roof support structures will be a significant one too. Not sure many fully appreciate the top most height of them yet.
I’ll add that to the list.
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