Concrete bases going in

[Kevin Gollop]

Pic from Jon Back on Twitter showing the view from the new "terrace". Obviously will be even more impressive without the temporary fence in the way.

 

[djg145]

Looks along way from the pitch - unless they are going to widen the pitch, after Adams shortened it.

 

[Ottawa Green]

I believe where you see the drainage on the edge of the artificial grass is roughly where the previous fence line was, the temporary fence that is there now is very close to the pitch.

 

[Martyn]

Looks along way from the pitch - unless they are going to widen the pitch, after Adams shortened it.

It looks like it will be same distance, as per the Lyndhurst stand, from the perimeter to the touch line.


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[Kevin Gollop]

A couple of snaps from Saturday, the structure is looking very impressive in the flesh with the extra roof height. Such a shame this stadium will have to grace League 2 next season :sad:

 

[Kevin Gollop]

Credit Plymouth Live for the pic, but I really like this one:

 

[Biggs]

Looks great.

I think this will be a real hit with neutral and away fans as well, with the unique mix of new and old providing a real breath of fresh air. Taking in a fan fest in the excellent new facility (or doing the hospitality) then watching football in these surroundings will be a fantastic day out for a football fan.

 

[Ade the green]

I’d like to see the hoardings come down now so a) we can see more clearly and b) the contractors won’t be working so tightly.

Is the pitch being re-laid this close season?

Once the stand seating, roof etc is complete, even if the conference facilities are not yet up and running, can those seats be used?

 

[Kevin Gollop]

Once the stand seating, roof etc is complete, even if the conference facilities are not yet up and running, can those seats be used?

I've not seen anything mentioned, but it would certainly make sense to me if the necessary safely certificates can be obtained of course