North Stand Construction Discussion

[jrb]

I can’t remember if I posted this picture or not?

It’s dated, 3 months old, but it shows a good shot of the roof walkway under the roof.

John Sisk & Sons Ltd.



Before the West Ham game.

It looks like the view of the stand from the away end?

Daniel Morgan - Instagram

 

[jrb]

I stand corrected. The first picture proper showing the view of the stadium and pitch from NSL2. This is the view those of you relocating to NSL2 will get. Last picture.

Bandaged Precast concrete - Linkedin

 

[EricBrooksGhost]

by the poster formerly known as 'Gone For a Burton'.

Ah, that explains the drivel.

 

[warpig]

How of an impact will the North Stand construction, hotel, entertainment areas etc have on matchday revenue? Ours is the lowest out of the top 6 clubs, will be interesting to see how much of the gap is closed on the rags and London clubs once it’s fully operating

We will probably pass Liverpool on match day revenues but have miles to go to close United, Spurs and Arsenal.

From TalkSport (revenue per home game)

MCFC £2.8m
LFC £3.1m
MUFC £4.38
THFC £5m
AFC £5.2m

 

[surrounded by idiots]

We will probably pass Liverpool on match day revenues but have miles to go to close United, Spurs and Arsenal.

From TalkSport (revenue per home game)

MCFC £2.8m
LFC £3.1m
MUFC £4.38
THFC £5m
AFC £5.2m

Absolutely we will pass Liverpool, but I'm not sure we will ever pass utd for matchday revenue with their travelling sheep in the souvenir shop or the prices in that there London

 

[Gordyola]

We will probably pass Liverpool on match day revenues but have miles to go to close United, Spurs and Arsenal.

From TalkSport (revenue per home game)

MCFC £2.8m
LFC £3.1m
MUFC £4.38
THFC £5m
AFC £5.2m

Off topic but you can see from those figures why the rags were so behind removing the share of the revenue from the away club back in the day 25% of ticket sales was a sizable amount assuming 50% of the rags revenue is ticket sales that £10.4m a season, of course some of that would be recouped in the revenue they got from their aways games but it would be a net loss for them
5% went to the league levy as well

 

[Coatigan]

I stand corrected. The first picture proper showing the view of the stadium and pitch from NSL2. This is the view those of you relocating to NSL2 will get. Last picture.

Bandaged Precast concrete - Linkedin

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In that final pictute, those verticals we previously discussed between the cable ring and the roof beam, there, look very much temporary. Mind you could be an older photo.

 

[WARBABY]

In that final pictute, those verticals we previously discussed between the cable ring and the roof beam, there, look very much temporary. Mind you could be an older photo.

Don't think that they are temporary or they would have been removed by now. But they will be beyond vision, if you are looking at the pitch and not looking up at the roof

 

[uwerosler28]

We will probably pass Liverpool on match day revenues but have miles to go to close United, Spurs and Arsenal.

From TalkSport (revenue per home game)

MCFC £2.8m
LFC £3.1m
MUFC £4.38
THFC £5m
AFC £5.2m

Would be good to know what margin is being made on those revenues to understand exactly what gap needs closing

 

[richards30]

We will probably pass Liverpool on match day revenues but have miles to go to close United, Spurs and Arsenal.

From TalkSport (revenue per home game)

MCFC £2.8m
LFC £3.1m
MUFC £4.38
THFC £5m
AFC £5.2m

Liverpool I believe statistically have the least season tickets in the premier league percentage wise to allow for maximum revenue from day trippers etc

 

[Coatigan]

Don't think that they are temporary or they would have been removed by now. But they will be beyond vision, if you are looking at the pitch and not looking up at the roof

I'm neither here nor there with it, just pointing out in that photo which is the closest up we have seen, they look temporary. I think the later drone images we have seen they do look a bit more permanent, so they may have been replaced since that was taken.

Probably won't be noticeable for those in the stand itself as you say, but they are noticeable from everywhere else around the pitch and other stands.

It's a just comment on them, not a 'complaint' fwiw

 

[jrb]

In that final pictute, those verticals we previously discussed between the cable ring and the roof beam, there, look very much temporary. Mind you could be an older photo.

Definitely dated. Probably Summer?

That's pretty much the centre left of the stand, adjacent to the goal below, with no seat frames or seats installed.

 

[half & half derby scarf]

Surely the cheesy Cross bar could be named The Crossen Bar? If not it will always be known as the Cheese bar by me in recognition of the naff name and of course Cheesy!

 

[HolisticJim]

Any idea when it actually opens?

I'm constantly trying to get tickets for me and my dad. There usually single tickets available but trying to get two seats together is always difficult.

We end up going to cup matches or occasionally get a lower prem team - we've got hospitality tickets for Brighton as well - I'd love to get some tickets for a few of the better matches.

 

[Marvin.]

Any idea when it actually opens?

I'm constantly trying to get tickets for me and my dad. There usually single tickets available but trying to get two seats together is always difficult.

We end up going to cup matches or occasionally get a lower prem team - we've got hospitality tickets for Brighton as well - I'd love to get some tickets for a few of the better matches.

It has been suggested that in the New Year, City will announce a schedule of the Health and Safety tests. That announcement might give us a clue on the timing of the opening.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

Any idea when it actually opens?

I'm constantly trying to get tickets for me and my dad. There usually single tickets available but trying to get two seats together is always difficult.

We end up going to cup matches or occasionally get a lower prem team - we've got hospitality tickets for Brighton as well - I'd love to get some tickets for a few of the better matches.

Have you tried joining your local OSC Branch and requesting home tickets.

 

[warpig]

Liverpool I believe statistically have the least season tickets in the premier league percentage wise to allow for maximum revenue from day trippers etc

Yes I believe that is correct. Newcastle used to offer the highest number of s/t’s iirc.

 

[HelloCity]

 

[jrb]

Happy New Year and all the best to everyone who has contributed to this fantastic thread throughout 2025.

Looking forward to 2026 and the opening of the redeveloped NS and the new NSL2 tier.

 

[Keepingthefaithsince1976]

Happy New Year and all the best to everyone who has contributed to this fantastic thread throughout 2025.

Looking forward to 2026 and the opening of the redeveloped NS and the new NSL2 tier.

Happy new year I'm always buzzing when you post new stand pics.