Watching the game on tv, I saw a bloke with a Liverpool shirt on in their 'Main Stand'. Probably wasn't the only one.
Also saw what looked to be someone clapping Liverpool's third in the stand behind that goal.
It was 2-0 ?
Can somebody please explain something to me.
If the Always didn't renew their seats, expecting to be moved behind the goal.
Surely CPFC offered the Always seats up to those next in line on their Season Ticket waiting list.
Therefore, as with the AMEX, it would now be impossible to relocate 20-30 fans together, due to their high capacity of S/T uptake.
Good idea. When I draw up the agreement, perhaps you could help me with the spelling.
I worked with the structural engineering firm that designed that. Same firm as designed Albions.One of the biggest additional costs is that the stand is going to continue to be used during construction, similar to the approach Liverpool took with their building of their new Main Stand.
It would be far cheaper to just knock it down and rebuild in one hit.
Palace - waiting list?
I worked with the structural engineering firm that designed that. Same firm as designed Albions.
Liverpool's fortunately had decent sub and superstructure, which meant the risks could be managed. Not sure who Palace have appointed for the structural design, anyone know?
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Crystal Palace Chairman Steve Parish said, “We need a stadium that reflects who we are, how far we have come and where we want to go – a stadium that south London can be proud of, a home worthy of our incredible support and unique atmosphere and this great Premier League we represent. At the heart of it will be a new Crystal Palace.”
Whilst you chuckle away at your joke, you do realise it’s the same bunch that designed both your ground and training centre?
Then i guess you're gutted you've not used it yourself.
You’d be better off wiping the egg from your face rather than keep digging.
Oh God yes you are so right, I'm deeply deeply ashamed.You’d be better off wiping the egg from your face rather than keep digging.
At the heart of it will be a new Crystal Palace."