Yeah pretty bland.Bit of a non event really Nick. Nobody got Clive going, only a few saying that the BPA might be worth looking into.
Yeah pretty bland.
Must be hard to get a flow going when it's curtailed to about 40 minutes by other crap.
They really should do something about that
There was some comment about the BPA and whether the pitch could be" sunk", what's all that about?
Bet their nickname is the subterraneans.Without it going onto a full on Butts Park debate, I think there is a stadium where they sunk the pitch into the ground to give more space for stands. Can't remember who's it it.
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A stadium with a sunken pitch that surely entails adding several more milion on to the cost of the project.Without it going onto a full on Butts Park debate, I think there is a stadium where they sunk the pitch into the ground to give more space for stands. Can't remember who's it it.
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Sorry to interrupt, but we have the traffic
Without it going onto a full on Butts Park debate, I think there is a stadium where they sunk the pitch into the ground to give more space for stands. Can't remember who's it it.
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Er a bit like Highfield Rd!Without it going onto a full on Butts Park debate, I think there is a stadium where they sunk the pitch into the ground to give more space for stands. Can't remember who's it it.
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There was some comment about the BPA and whether the pitch could be" sunk", what's all that about?
You could always fly tip the spoil along the railway embankment.Nah Otis Sisu will employ one bloke with a digger
It's been many years since I was last at the Butts but I seem to recall that there was a track around it. If so, then I can see the advantage of "sinking". the pitch. To me however the cost of doing so would be prohibitive.I might be being stupid here, but I don't get how sinking the pitch gives you extra room to play with, looked at from above its got to be identical surely, unless the stands are on top of the pitch.
Yeah, anything can be done. Just the $$$It's been many years since I was last at the Butts but I seem to recall that there was a track around it. If so, then I can see the advantage of "sinking". the pitch. To me however the cost of doing so would be prohibitive.
It's been many years since I was last at the Butts but I seem to recall that there was a track around it. If so, then I can see the advantage of "sinking". the pitch. To me however the cost of doing so would be prohibitive.
If I could be bothered to go to my computer I'd do a comedy Photoshop.Nope you've lost me. Would the track be above the pitch? How is it saving any space on its footprint.
Can someone draw me a picture?
And as Cov don't want a massive stadium they would surely not want to be coughing up the extra cash that would be involved.It's been many years since I was last at the Butts but I seem to recall that there was a track around it. If so, then I can see the advantage of "sinking". the pitch. To me however the cost of doing so would be prohibitive.
Just wonder if all the digging would be in order for Sisu to make their escape through underground tunnels.Couldn't go to deep with all the mines shafts and underground rivers.
Without it going onto a full on Butts Park debate, I think there is a stadium where they sunk the pitch into the ground to give more space for stands. Can't remember who's it it.
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And as Cov don't want a massive stadium they would surely not want to be coughing up the extra cash that would be involved.
The sunken pitch would be for Coventry City's benefit only.
Stadium MK has a sunken pitch I believe
I've been wondering that but thought I was being stupid as nobody seemed to question it! Tried google and all I got was a piece about West Ham not being able to sink their pitch as there's radioactive waste under the olympic stadium!I might be being stupid here, but I don't get how sinking the pitch gives you extra room to play with, looked at from above its got to be identical surely, unless the stands are on top of the pitch.
I've been wondering that but thought I was being stupid as nobody seemed to question it! Tried google and all I got was a piece about West Ham not being able to sink their pitch as there's radioactive waste under the olympic stadium!
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