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We've had a winter since they were put up with a lot of rainstorms.

This is the clearest picture I've found showing the pattern and how poor it contrasts even column to column.

I love watching all the update videos of this amazing new stadium and kudos to all the lads involved. However as with any construction of this scale there are bound to be a few personal bugbers. The different shades of roofing strips for example, allthought within a few years in our weather...

What are you expecting to see? Sydney Opera House perhaps? The Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of Widerbeast sweeping majestically......

In that Mail article under the second image it says they will be the "Biggest screens in UK stadiums". The image itself gives dimentions of 33m x 11m. I'm not sure from looking at the latest pictures but I don't think they are too far off that size.

I notice also that on the club supplied rendering on the right, there is no sign of the "Wind Baffles" that were to run along the length of the south stand. I wonder if they have decided against them?

Let's get back to Stadium updates.

There's a tweet by talksport that Beto has signed his contract.

Roof panels being installed on the Western side of the North roof.

This is the computerized construction sequence which (if you look in the top left corner) shows they are slightly ahead of schedule.

Carlos Corberán He would be my choice. Worked under Bielsa at Leeds (but he's not 67 years old). He took over at Wednesday when they were second from bottom and now they are flying in league one. Has had no prem experience, but there are loads of managers with prem experience I wouldn't want...

This is the 3rd great image I've just found on Twitter.

Another great picture from Stratus Imagery

Omen's

It's definitely perforated aluminum. In different-sized holes, which if you look carefully at some of the renders show a diagonal stripe pattern.

I remember watching some of the Spurs stadium build videos and there was a virtual reality seating system. So you could pick a seat in the pre-built stadium and have a virtual image of what your view would be in all directions.

Looking at those virtual images makes you realize how absolutely massive those video screens will be. The goal posts are 24 feet apart and the video screen looks about 4 times wider than the goal. They are going to look incredible.

Nah, It's the bridge of the enterprise.

Where is this image from?

Some pictures from a few days ago. No Idea what the stacked storage containers are for.