Jack Straw's Falmer Watch Should Be A Belter Tomorrow

[Mendoza]

And Barry Izbacks videos too.

Just gone past the site and there are HUGE steel girders on the site in the South-East Corner of the whole and to the north side too.

Looks like work has started on the South Stand too, well the bit they can do before they have to knock down the Uni building and road in between

Apologies for no photos, the camera on my phone just isnt that good.

*awaiting ffffffffffffff*

 

[EastbourneGull]

Would love to be seeing all this on the webcam. It was installed on Monday - how much longer I wonder.

 

[Barry Izbak]

Bloody hell I'm looking forward to it myself !

:falmerspi

 

[Hiney]

quite literally marvellous scenes

 

[JJ McClure]

Never have I been more excited by the word girders :yahoo:

 

[EastbourneGull]

Hope to be taking a look myself tomorrow. Not familiar with the parking. Can I leave car at the uni car park at the end of village way?

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

Is my seat in yet?

 

[Arthur]

Ooooooh how pant wettingly exciting.

 

[buller89]

There were some interesting comments on the webcam during the Havant commentary. The webcam isnt going to be live feed and apparently will update around every 20 mins. But the part that did sound good is that there will be a time lapse setting allowing us to see the time lapse of the stadium being built. Sounds qualla to me.

 

[Marc]

There were some interesting comments on the webcam during the Havant commentary. The webcam isnt going to be live feed and apparently will update around every 20 mins. But the part that did sound good is that there will be a time lapse setting allowing us to see the time lapse of the stadium being built. Sounds qualla to me.

booo to no live feed although I can imagine the bandwidth expense in doing one! Once every 20mins though? abit of a random figure but better than nothing I suppose!

 

[The Grockle]

There were some interesting comments on the webcam during the Havant commentary. The webcam isnt going to be live feed and apparently will update around every 20 mins. But the part that did sound good is that there will be a time lapse setting allowing us to see the time lapse of the stadium being built. Sounds qualla to me.

Didn't they also say that it would be shown on a seperate website, i'd imagine similar to Cardiff City's one.

 

[Gazwag]

booo to no live feed although I can imagine the bandwidth expense in doing one! Once every 20mins though? abit of a random figure but better than nothing I suppose!

bit like the one at Old Trafford (cricket ground) which, when you post a photo on here actually updates when the web cam pitcure updates

 

[buller89]

Didn't they also say that it would be shown on a seperate website, i'd imagine similar to Cardiff City's one.

Yeah i think they said thats what the delay in it being live is. Getting the website up

 

[Lush]

Yeah i think they said thats what the delay in it being live is. Getting the website up

Which means it will finally be ready two weeks after the stadium actually opens.

 

[Gazwag]

Yeah i think they said thats what the delay in it being live is. Getting the website up

because getting the website running first would be far to sensible, after all its only been a few months since they agreed to get a webcam

 

[The Grockle]

Brighton and Hove Albion | News | Stadium Gallery | Stadium Gallery | Stadium Site Gallery

 

[Gazwag]

what are vomitories

 

[Notters]

There were some interesting comments on the webcam during the Havant commentary. The webcam isnt going to be live feed and apparently will update around every 20 mins. But the part that did sound good is that there will be a time lapse setting allowing us to see the time lapse of the stadium being built. Sounds qualla to me.

You can park in one of the red spaces on the left by the crossing for 10 or it might be 20 minutes, or you should be alright anywhere after 5.

 

[porkdog]

what are vomitories

I guess it's a place you go after eating in the restaurant and having 20 pints

 

[DIFFBROOK]

what are vomitories

They are the access from underneath the stand to the seating areas of the stand.