Perhaps the Spanners couldn't afford the second best scaffolder in England? Got some of their pikey mates to do the install instead.
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Whoa now, ease up...wouldn't want to be swelling dear Lee's head there. 'Sides, that was 20 years ago...he really ought to have moved on by now.
2nd best in London as well.....not the country
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I love how close the fans are going to be to the pitch. You seem to lose that with a lot of modern day stadiums but we seem to have managed to incorporate that into the new stadium and it's great to see.
Hope the gaps don't make the atmosphere fly out the stadium but god damn that 'Blue Wall' is going to be one hell of a stand.
Hope the gaps don't make the atmosphere fly out the stadium but god damn that 'Blue Wall' is going to be one hell of a stand.
Now if the club could just learn from today's chaos that there's a huge demand from passionate fans (especially if the tickets are priced right) then that stand could be amazing.
Are the new stands going to be a little further from the pitch than the current WHL? I can't remember the dimensions that were projected.
They have to be - the current stadium doesn't comply with Uefa standards.
Neither does the new one. I believe the new stands are closer to the pitch than UEFA recommendations. There is so much info to trawl through to be honest I'm not sure I can be bothered to find this but confident that I have seen this mentioned.
Maybe closer than they recommend - but the reason we are playing CL at Wembley is the usable capacity at WHL wouldn't be allow every season ticket holder a seat.
