Can't wait to hear Chris Colwin's next video: "and here we have the largest cat litter trays in the world".
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I was just going to ask how much cat shit do you think they pick out of there each Morning..
Not just Europe?
I think he can get really excited about the size of these.
Why aren't the trays pulled all the way out? 
Because the NFL pitch has a protective layer over it in front of the North stand, to let that crane in to dismantle the pitch side cranes....Why aren't the trays pulled all the way out?
I guess that's poorly phrased. Why would they start work on laying down the base layer on the pitch trays when they can't pull them all the way out yet?
I doubt it’d be one big piece of grass...
I doubt it’d be one big piece of grass...
But the base will just be one big pile of sand right?
Yes, but I doubt it is delaying anything. I believe the crane is already disassembled at this point so they can remove the cover and push the trays out. The pitch is likely not the critical path at this point - they could have it done in a couple weeks.
Saturday 15th September 2018 12:30 kick off - see you there
I’ll be at the shelf bar.
Win the lottery in the next few weeks the drinks are on me!!
Just saw it on TV now. Imagine West Ham fans having that shoved into their eyeballs during halftime.
Been looking at the photos and couldn't help but notice the gap between each seat at the new gaff. It looks like they'd be enough space to fit more seats in, a rather substantial amount if they had designed it where they were stuck closer together. There must be a justified reason but I'm surprised that the design hasn't allowed for this to happen as I can't see there being any benefit apart from a little extra space in what already seem pretty large seats compared to our last ones.
Anyone got any info on this at all?
Anyone got any info on this at all?
Preparing for safe standing?
Possibly but by the look of the pictures the gaps in between seats are throughout the whole stadium not just the lower South stand.
I'd also love to see one of the cockerels return to the South stand. It's the perfect place for it, where old WHL meets new and where our Bill Nicks ashes have been placed. The cockerel if possible deserves a place within the footballing realms of the new WHL, not just in a museum
So difficult to measure progress on the stadium when they are working on lots of areas at the same time.
But one 'milestone' is that I'd guess that they now have about 80% of the glass panels completed in the South Stand, and put in the damp proof membrane and concreted over so I'd guess the next stage is to lay the paving slabs to form the final walking surface.
Still a lot to do, but measureable progress on lots of areas - 70 days (over 2 months) to go before the first PL match here, and I'd guess the first couple of Test Events will only use West and North stands, allowing a little more time to finish South and East stands.
But one 'milestone' is that I'd guess that they now have about 80% of the glass panels completed in the South Stand, and put in the damp proof membrane and concreted over so I'd guess the next stage is to lay the paving slabs to form the final walking surface.
Still a lot to do, but measureable progress on lots of areas - 70 days (over 2 months) to go before the first PL match here, and I'd guess the first couple of Test Events will only use West and North stands, allowing a little more time to finish South and East stands.