The Mankover all action Thread.

Angry wrote:

best in the south west.... thats about the size of the clubs ambition now then and forever isnt it?

ffs

Even that claim is hopelessly wrong. Unless Bristol is all of a sudden no longer in the South West.

It's a pity stage 2 is never going to get built.  The ground would look actually half decent with a just about respectable capacity.  Stage one, while better that what was there before (obviously not saying much), will still look crap with it's outdated 'leitch style' configuration, too short top tier, tiny roof, pillars and massive weed jungle in one corner.

Czarcasm wrote:

Angry wrote:

best in the south west.... thats about the size of the clubs ambition now then and forever isnt it?

ffs

Even that claim is hopelessly wrong. Unless Bristol is all of a sudden no longer in the South West.

nor is exeter either come to think about it as their corporate shit still piss all over argyles. Albions tent maybe could be competition.


i truly hope the senior greens are happy they got their wish to keep argyle shit.

Angry wrote:

Czarcasm wrote:

Angry wrote:

best in the south west.... thats about the size of the clubs ambition now then and forever isnt it?

ffs

Even that claim is hopelessly wrong. Unless Bristol is all of a sudden no longer in the South West.

nor is exeter either come to think about it as their corporate shit still piss all over argyles. Albions tent maybe could be competition.


i truly hope the senior greens are happy they got their wish to keep argyle shit.

they don't give a feck, long as they get to shake Jimmy bents hand.

lol 4-6 week fit it
Just add the one and half months as any normal development would.

Revising completion end February 2020 from my January 15th previous suggestion.  One of the lads went up Thursday just 3 blokes lolling around over the entire site.

February 2020 would make it 2 years since the start. 6 months to complete 3 sides of a ground. 2 years under Brents watch to complete 1 side

All perfectly normal eh Bungo

“But I can say with confidence that once the redevelopment is complete, the overall capacity of the stadium will be just in excess of 18,000.”

It's going to be interesting in the "club shop" on a capacity match day.

Years of the Brentmare lowering expectations means its now fine to have an eighteen thousand capacity.
Six years in the basement was seen by the twats as year on year improvement! its too easy for the Community money bheys.

We have a football club, we wuz saaaaaved!!
What more do you want - success?
Viva Aviva

akagreengull wrote:

We have a football club, we wuz saaaaaved!!
What more do you want - success?
Viva Aviva

The community boys want us in the South West Premier league, not the real deal 2 divisions up.

Plymouth Argyle’s new home dressing room will be double the size of the minimum EFL regulations.

The facilities for visiting teams to Home Park will be smaller but still comfortably exceed the requirements.

The new dressing rooms are being built in the corner of stadium between what will be the redeveloped Mayflower Grandstand and the Barn Park End.

They will also include a treatment room for injured players and separate changing facilities for male and female match officials.

on Back, Argyle’s head of stadium redevelopment, told Plymouth Live: “The FA and the EFL have got mandatory standards that need to be achieved, and they are explicit.

“They cover both the size and the facilities that are required in it, even to the detail of how many toilets and how many hand basins.

“The EFL regulations are that a professional football changing facility needs to be a minimum of 30 square metres.

“That obviously includes the players’ benches and the other facilities, such as the shower room.

Our benching area alone exceeds that and if you add up all the space in the home dressing room we are at double what that national standard is.

“The away dressing room is slightly smaller but it is still markedly in excess of that minimum standard.”

The Argyle squad have used temporary facilities outside the corner of the Devonport End and Lyndhurst Stand while the work on the new dressing rooms has been carried out.

Back said: “We could take occupation of them before the season finishes if we wanted.

“I work closely with Derek Adams and we have decided to carry on using the temporary facilities until the end of this season.

“That will give us the end of this season and the close season to make sure the new facilities are perfect for when the players come back for pre-season.”

This really is a boring thread!!

But not as boring as you - troll.

akagreengull wrote:

But not as boring as you - troll.

Waiting for Lord 30% to put on a show for us,

Don't hold your breath.

I see our hapless Project manager Bungo Back has even managed to bore the Pasoti masses into submission with his latest sanctimonious Blog link. Over 1000 clicks yet the only person who bothered to reply was serial mankover lover, Heathrow Green.

Yawwwwwn.

So it appears they are going to add extra protection from the rain which am sure will be welcomed by some

Bungo Back wrote

"Once this is done, over and above the contracted project scope, we have just agreed to procure a rather expensive but very effective new water-proofing system that will be applied to the first few rows of the upper-tier, and to fit an angled translucent side to the Devonport End of the Grandstand, to better protect both stands and the people sitting within them"

harvetheslayer wrote:

So it appears they are going to add extra protection from the rain which am sure will be welcomed by some

Bungo Back wrote

"Once this is done, over and above the contracted project scope, we have just agreed to procure a rather expensive but very effective new water-proofing system that will be applied to the first few rows of the upper-tier, and to fit an angled translucent side to the Devonport End of the Grandstand, to better protect both stands and the people sitting within them"

Wonder if they have scanned social media and realise the game is up on this rediculos stubby roof covering less than half of the lower seats - papering over cracks now!! 21st century build, fit for the 20th!

Bandwagon wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

So it appears they are going to add extra protection from the rain which am sure will be welcomed by some

Bungo Back wrote

"Once this is done, over and above the contracted project scope, we have just agreed to procure a rather expensive but very effective new water-proofing system that will be applied to the first few rows of the upper-tier, and to fit an angled translucent side to the Devonport End of the Grandstand, to better protect both stands and the people sitting within them"

Wonder if they have scanned social media and realise the game is up on this rediculos stubby roof covering less than half of the lower seats - papering over cracks now!! 21st century build, fit for the 20th!

BW rest assured Bungo and has hapless media crew will read every type of thread like this here, on Pisshitty and Lloyds dribbling lover of scammers freechat crew.
I find it rather insulting that Back doesnt openly post here. Perhaps if he bothered people would drop the moniker

I'm struggling to visualise what an "angled translucent slide" is.  And why would the first few rows of the upper tier need "waterproofing".  Doesn't make much sense to me.

At the end of the day the roof is far too small and not fit for purpose. And that's the roof we're going to be stuck with for many many decades to come - if Argo don't relocate to another site or a proper owner doesn't take over to finish the job properly.  Forget stage 2 under hallett and 30% as that is just fantasy.

Freathy wrote:

I'm struggling to visualise what an "angled translucent slide" is. .

In laymans term a bit of bent perspex probably

Interesting reading those clowns on Pasoti talking about redevelopment ground size and ambition. Nobody but nobody can have a view on things without the immediate clatter of "when you buying the club" and "put your own money in"

Clueless dribbling thick as shit Avivas to the end

harvetheslayer wrote:

So it appears they are going to add extra protection from the rain which am sure will be welcomed by some

Bungo Back wrote

"Once this is done, over and above the contracted project scope, we have just agreed to procure a rather expensive but very effective new water-proofing system that will be applied to the first few rows of the upper-tier, and to fit an angled translucent side to the Devonport End of the Grandstand, to better protect both stands and the people sitting within them"

I know he loves to talk in riddles, but this has totally lost me?

Czarcasm wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

So it appears they are going to add extra protection from the rain which am sure will be welcomed by some

Bungo Back wrote

"Once this is done, over and above the contracted project scope, we have just agreed to procure a rather expensive but very effective new water-proofing system that will be applied to the first few rows of the upper-tier, and to fit an angled translucent side to the Devonport End of the Grandstand, to better protect both stands and the people sitting within them"

I know he loves to talk in riddles, but this has totally lost me?

It means that rather than fix the leaks in the roof they will waterproof the seats.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Czarcasm wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

So it appears they are going to add extra protection from the rain which am sure will be welcomed by some

Bungo Back wrote

"Once this is done, over and above the contracted project scope, we have just agreed to procure a rather expensive but very effective new water-proofing system that will be applied to the first few rows of the upper-tier, and to fit an angled translucent side to the Devonport End of the Grandstand, to better protect both stands and the people sitting within them"

I know he loves to talk in riddles, but this has totally lost me?

It means that rather than fix the leaks in the roof they will waterproof the seats.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Czarcasm wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

So it appears they are going to add extra protection from the rain which am sure will be welcomed by some

Bungo Back wrote

"Once this is done, over and above the contracted project scope, we have just agreed to procure a rather expensive but very effective new water-proofing system that will be applied to the first few rows of the upper-tier, and to fit an angled translucent side to the Devonport End of the Grandstand, to better protect both stands and the people sitting within them"

I know he loves to talk in riddles, but this has totally lost me?

It means that rather than fix the leaks in the roof they will waterproof the seats.

But a complete new roof is going on? Shorely it's the front of the lower tier that has issues with being open to the elements? Not the upper tier?

I love the semantics of it all, Silent Si coming over all "transparent" and Back coming out on his "translucent side".

all of it, the keep it cheap ticking over Argo culture is alive and well.