[Albion] Seven Stars to Close ?

[chaileyjem]

Not a great surprise but In the list of ground improvements to the Amex as part of promotion outlined here

http://mobile.seagulls.co.uk//news/...erican-express-community-stadium-3702651.aspx

It says there will be a "new match day restaurant added in the East Stand" this summer.

That's it then for the not lamented 7* I guess. Where else could it be added if not there ?

 

[Bozza]

Didn't we have a matchday restaurant in the East before it morphed into last season's ill-thought out idea?

 

[BBassic]

I know there's a lot of extra stuff that goes into promotion in terms of playing squad and infrastructure etc. but I thought we've been "Premier League Ready" for the last three years?

 

[Stat Brother]

I know there's a lot of extra stuff that goes into promotion in terms of playing squad and infrastructure etc. but I thought we've been "Premier League Ready" for the last three years?

It would seem 3 years is a long time in Premier League (Sky TV) governance.

Check out the rules and regulations for next season's stadiums.
Fook knows how the likes of Bournemouth and palace will have room for fans.

 

[BUTTERBALL]

They'll be few tears. It really isn't difficult to put together a top sports bar offering, but nobody at the Albion seems to know how to do it well.

 

[BBassic]

It would seem 3 years is a long time in Premier League (Sky TV) governance.

Check out the rules and regulations for next season's stadiums.
Fook knows how the likes of Bournemouth and palace will have room for fans.

Have you got a link? I can only find bits about moving away fans pitchside.

 

[Stat Brother]

Discussed here, the other day:-

https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showt...o-be-spent-of-the-stadium&highlight=TV+studio

 

[ewe2]

Didn't we have a matchday restaurant in the East before it morphed into last season's ill-thought out idea?

......And very good it was too, especially in the early days !

 

[Bwian]

Didn't we have a matchday restaurant in the East before it morphed into last season's ill-thought out idea?

[MENTION=990]Jim in the West[/MENTION] was a regular in there.

 

[Bozza]

I'm long meant to ask someone who'd know why the South East corner is the one area of the stadium that has maintained a "not quite finished" look to it - there's no cladding in place to hide the guts of the stadium behind it.

I now assume that it's something to do with the extra TV studio that has to go in.

 

[hopkins]

They'll be few tears. It really isn't difficult to put together a top sports bar offering, but nobody at the Albion seems to know how to do it well.

There's only "few tears" because the club put a Ridiculous cost on it. The people behind the pricing of the bar have won. Shame.

 

[BensGrandad]

When the Amex first opened wasnt there a restaurant in the East Side that was staffed by catering college students and received high praise from those that visited it.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Didn't we have a matchday restaurant in the East before it morphed into last season's ill-thought out idea?

......And very good it was too, especially in the early days !

When the Amex first opened wasnt there a restaurant in the East Side that was staffed by catering college students and received high praise from those that visited it.

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[Steve in Japan]

LED lighting? Hope we buy the decent bulbs.....

 

[jamie the seagull]

I'm long meant to ask someone who'd know why the South East corner is the one area of the stadium that has maintained a "not quite finished" look to it - there's no cladding in place to hide the guts of the stadium behind it.

I now assume that it's something to do with the extra TV studio that has to go in.

Always thought they would fill in with seats there..

 

[brightn'ove]

Does the league or the club pay for the goal line technology equipment?

 

[Baker lite]

Does the league or the club pay for the goal line technology equipment?

The extra being charged by seagull travel is going to pay for that.
Apparently.


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