GwladysPhil
Player Valuation: £35m
Never knew we had so many expert architects and stadium designers signed up to GOT tbh
You'd be surprised.
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Never knew we had so many expert architects and stadium designers signed up to GOT tbh
I've asked Joe Anderson to speak to fans (hopefully us/Adam) on his open letter. If not us, hopefully he'll speak with some fans...
Amazingly, there are a couple who work in that industry!
You'd be surprised at the jobs some on here have - I routinely am anyway.
But how do you compromise on a running track? I don't car how clever the design is they ar going Ocb attempting to put a huge 5 lane track between the pitch and the fans.You mean people telling us that there will be compromise?
Doesnt seem like bad news to me.
Touch harsh mate, none of any of the posters have another stadium to point out that they've have a running track and the stadium hasn't been compromised.
The big issue for me is that this surely holds up the design as the city won't know if it has the games until November time and then the RT will have to be added or taken out of the equation.
An athletics track is 177m long.
About the same as Goodison footprint.
Maybe so mate, but i will guarantee the vast majority of people wetting themselves or calling the club liars right now have absolutely zero knowledge of what is or isn't possible in terms of design, especially from a designer known for being innovative.
really fair point.Because to my knowledge most have not been built with atmosphere and football as the 100% priority but with scope to allow athletics to take part mate.
From everything heard so far that IS the priority in this case
And nothing has ever been done for the first time, until, well its been done for the first time
You'd be surprised.
Less of the bedwetters, soft lad.
As for Man City's Etihad, have you ever been?! I'm not a fan. It doesn't have the steep stands the clubs architect keeps promising. In fact, it does exactly what I said is the only way football grounds replace athletic space - notice the angle/steepness of the lower tier.
City accepted this compromise before they had their money;
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I think the hope was always that we'd be in it by then. Also the running track being inserted AFTER, rather than already being hidden there is giving me hope.Anderson's letter is a little confusing. By stating that the temporary track will be inserted after the final home game of the 2021/22 season is he implying that we'll already be in the stadium by this point? If not, I don't see the point in waiting for the final game of a season if we aren't playing football in it yet. This also leads to the question that if the stadium is finished and we are playing in it, how do you shove a temporary track into a completed football stadium?