North Stand Construction Discussion

Anyone know what the wedge next to the bridge to the academy is being used for? Anything to do with this or something different altogether?
 
Been posted previously.

You’d think it would be a no brainier for City to buy the land from the National Grid before it hit the market. There will be lots of interest from property developers. The land for sale would increase the size of the back car parks by at least a 1/3rd and offer more car parking spaces, or more land to redevelop on and around the Etihad Campus.

PNW.

Three sites totalling just shy of 16 acres are up for grabs just outside the Holt Town regeneration zone.

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National Grid is selling a trio of plots off Bradford Road close to the Etihad Campus and the soon-to-complete Co-op Live arena.

Two of the plots are former gasholder sites, with the largest spanning 10 acres. The gasholder has been removed and the site has been levelled.

The second largest site is a little over five acres and also features a former gasholder, which is in the process of being removed.

The third site is a one-acre landlocked L-shaped plot close to the Blue car park at the Etihad.




Cushman and Wakefield are selling the land. I can’t find any information about the sale of the land on their website.

I'm sure City would have tried to secure this land off-market, but presumably Cushman's have advised them to take it to the market either to see if they can get better offers elsewhere or to benchmark the value and sense-check what City are offering. Considering our involvement in the wider land you'd imagine there's only one place this land is going! I hope so anyway.
 
I'm sure City would have tried to secure this land off-market, but presumably Cushman's have advised them to take it to the market either to see if they can get better offers elsewhere or to benchmark the value and sense-check what City are offering. Considering our involvement in the wider land you'd imagine there's only one place this land is going! I hope so anyway.

Replied in the Etihad Campus thread.
 
It's a shame that's being demolished. I understand that they're not everyone's cup of tea, and they'll never earn "listed building" status. But it was a (of sorts) landmark structure around the area. Maybe it could have been spruced up a bit; a lick of paint, possibly? Unless it was structurally unsafe?
In Camden they've been turned into flats, businesses and retail outlets. They look very smart indeed compared to what they were.
 
I remember going to that derby in 1963 but was locked out and all I could hear was the chants of Harley, Harley, Harley as I waited for the gates to open near the end so I could dash in.
Fcukin rags…
City dominated the match and were leading from an Alex Harley goal. It would have been arounf 5 minutes from the end when Law won the dodgy penalty.

That draw pretty well ensured relegation for City and survival for United with the final round of fixtures to play.
 
I'm sure City would have tried to secure this land off-market, but presumably Cushman's have advised them to take it to the market either to see if they can get better offers elsewhere or to benchmark the value and sense-check what City are offering. Considering our involvement in the wider land you'd imagine there's only one place this land is going! I hope so anyway.
Pay the price.

Land with 'Marriage Value' is at a premium and our owners are experts at building up,down and out.

In 10 years it'll look chep !!
 
Anyone know when they will take the north stand roof off ?
The back part, during this off-season break. The front part much later on, possibly next summer. Need to
get the props in first.

There is a bit of a cycle loop to break, before all starts falling into place.
 
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City dominated the match and were leading from an Alex Harley goal. It would have been arounf 5 minutes from the end when Law won the dodgy penalty.

That draw pretty well ensured relegation for City and survival for United with the final round of fixtures to play.
That dodgy penalty came from Harry Dowd being kicked in the head if irc
Fcukin rags
 
Glasgow Rangers are expanding their singing section. Many clubs are expanding their singing sections.

What are City doing with our new home end?

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Work in progress in the Copland Road stand.

Additionally, following trials earlier in the season and further to supporter and men’s first-team player feedback, the club will introduce an expanded singing section within the Copland Front.

The Ibrox atmosphere is renowned the world over, and the club are committed to enhancing that even further to ensure our famous home remains one of football’s most iconic venues.

Allied to these changes, a new cantilever will be constructed at the front of the Copland Rear with almost 1000 new seats, meaning a net-capacity increase of almost 600, with these new seats having some of the best views of the Ibrox pitch.

As part of this, a number of supporters in existing seats will be relocated, and the club are extremely cognisant of the emotional attachment they may have to their place within the stadium. The new accessible platform will replace the five backrows rows across CF1 to CF5 Rows W, X, Y, Z and AA and the singing section will be located at CF3 seats 86 – 99 and CF4 seats 100 – 113.

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Have they not paused or even cancelled the expansion yet given the latest news?
If we win and get paid out from the PL, I expect the club to announce the expansion of the east and west stands ,a 10 year extension to Pep's contract and the record signing of Bruno, followed by numerous other signings.

The hornet's nest has been disturbed.
 
Glasgow Rangers are expanding their singing section. Many clubs are expanding their singing sections.

What are City with our new home end?

——-

Work in progress in the Copland Road stand.

Additionally, following trials earlier in the season and further to supporter and men’s first-team player feedback, the club will introduce an expanded singing section within the Copland Front.

The Ibrox atmosphere is renowned the world over, and the club are committed to enhancing that even further to ensure our famous home remains one of football’s most iconic venues.

Allied to these changes, a new cantilever will be constructed at the front of the Copland Rear with almost 1000 new seats, meaning a net-capacity increase of almost 600, with these new seats having some of the best views of the Ibrox pitch.

As part of this, a number of supporters in existing seats will be relocated, and the club are extremely cognisant of the emotional attachment they may have to their place within the stadium. The new accessible platform will replace the five backrows rows across CF1 to CF5 Rows W, X, Y, Z and AA and the singing section will be located at CF3 seats 86 – 99 and CF4 seats 100 – 113.

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Glasgow rangers should be more concerned in buying quality players to stop the domination of Celtic, the atmosphere at Ibrox is the last problem to worry about.
 

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