BEN:Seats go in this week into new stadium
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WHL was relayed every year.
The integrity of the grass will be fine, the ability for the tray to fit so snugly with the join being visible both to the eye and the ability for the ball to roll true will be somewhat of a marvel.
Darn meant *not* visible.Hopefully invisible...
Darn meant *not* visible.
He'll be fine as I'm not working for him.Levy checking the contract now...
Always wondered about the bits fitting together, creating dips/bumps.WHL was relayed every year.
The integrity of the grass will be fine, the ability for the tray to fit so snugly with the join being visible both to the eye and the ability for the ball to roll true will be somewhat of a marvel.
Always wondered about the bits fitting together, creating dips/bumps.
Haven't they ?If only they employed some engineers to work on all that
Anyone else really enjoying playing around with the interactive map?
Here's a few things you can do.
1) Go to Block 502, row 4, seat 137. How ON EARTH is that not a restricted view seat?
2) If you want to admire the detail in the layout, go to block 525, row, 25, seat 812 and turn around away from the pitch to admire the stadium reflection in the sky bar windows. Extraordinary level of detail there.
First thought was "hasnt he got better things to do".....then I realised that I havent either, so will check it out
Haven't they ?
Get all the equipment etc to move the pitch but to actually fit "trays", for want of better word, with grass in and there's no join ? Sounds simple but I bet it's hard to do, especially when you are going to take it apart again and then put it back together x times a year.
Anyone else really enjoying playing around with the interactive map?
Here's a few things you can do.
1) Go to Block 502, row 4, seat 137. How ON EARTH is that not a restricted view seat?
2) If you want to admire the detail in the layout, go to block 525, row, 25, seat 812 and turn around away from the pitch to admire the stadium reflection in the sky bar windows. Extraordinary level of detail there.
Got luck seeing a replay in Block 515, row 31, seat 502...Anyone else really enjoying playing around with the interactive map?
Here's a few things you can do.
1) Go to Block 502, row 4, seat 137. How ON EARTH is that not a restricted view seat?
2) If you want to admire the detail in the layout, go to block 525, row, 25, seat 812 and turn around away from the pitch to admire the stadium reflection in the sky bar windows. Extraordinary level of detail there.
"were the top half, the top half, the top half of the stand"......A couple of pages back someone asked about the 1882 tickets not all getting taken up, to which someone else (I'm not good with names) replied that they'd probably end up corporate. I'm pretty certain that a lot of the time corporate seats aren't always filled, isn't it going to be a major embarrassment if our new yet iconic South stand has a shit load of empty seats smack bang in the middle?
Rather than a 'wall of noise' we're going to be getting more of a 'doughnut of noise'.
Couldn't find seat in 1)