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Haggis316 · 30-11-2008, 18:57

Contractors are looking for projects to tender for, steel prices are struggling like they haven't for years, and we got a good price for Ian Craney even after Swansea got their cut. Hopefully the club got some TV money for the six parter as well.

After the Clayton End, I was looking forward to Stanley building a nice facility on the Whinney Hill side at a price that the club could afford. Seats at the front of the Clayton End and the Whinney Hill stand retained with seats won't enhance the appearance of the ground and will detract from many people's match day experience.

The seating plans will no doubt have to take account of the arrangements needed for getting out of the Whinney Hill stand in an emergency with all those seats in there.

30-11-2008, 18:57	#32
Haggis316 Senior Member+ Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 2,746 Liked: 93 times Rep Power: 2398	Re: Please Read; The Seats The Facts!! Contractors are looking for projects to tender for, steel prices are struggling like they haven't for years, and we got a good price for Ian Craney even after Swansea got their cut. Hopefully the club got some TV money for the six parter as well. After the Clayton End, I was looking forward to Stanley building a nice facility on the Whinney Hill side at a price that the club could afford. Seats at the front of the Clayton End and the Whinney Hill stand retained with seats won't enhance the appearance of the ground and will detract from many people's match day experience. The seating plans will no doubt have to take account of the arrangements needed for getting out of the Whinney Hill stand in an emergency with all those seats in there. __________________ 6th March 1962 - They turned off the gas but nothing could extinguish the flame! Last edited by Haggis316; 30-11-2008 at 18:59.