The Mankover all action Thread.

It on Argyle twitter. they put more signs up.

TGWU. I think there's a problem with Forumotion at the moment re hosting images. I'll try later.

P.O.I wrote:

TGWU. I think there's a problem with Forumotion at the moment re hosting images. I'll try later.

ok, I should do it when it back working. off to otter nursery

Actually that does look ok with hindsight seen from a different angle

Looks good, but Superstore is a bit naff

Hmm!
Anyway it doesn't matter it's done now, still at least it looks clean and new.

shonbo wrote:

Looks good, but Superstore is a bit naff

Precisely.

Agreed GG

messages crossing in the night GG

If we're being picky then yes, it's a bit 'miss-match'.

If the general aim is to keep the charming 1930's art deco themed ensemble, then the wrought iron 'Plymouth Argyle FC' lettering (in the pic Ricks posted with the £6 entrance) should have been used. And yeah, the word 'Superstore' omitted.

Superstore should go over the shop door

They are covers

Webcams

The expensive & outdoor-rated webcams

Camera 2 did indeed have moisture in it, so it has been replaced with camera 3 for now, at least until the seats are all in....

Just come back from HP, if Jon Back has put webcam 3 down to replace number 2, why is there still a webcam where 3 was?

Would look fine if it wasn't for the superstore bit

Nice to see yesterday that the PASOTI and FES filth has been removed from above the exits. The only bright and invigorating moment of the day.

Looking at the main entrance this evening, I thought webcam 3 was moved to webcam 2 place, so why is a webcam still on webcam 3 position?

Just had a look though photos. Certainly coming along but they'll never finish in the next 10 days for handover if Bungos 8 week internal fitting out timelines are accurate for opening at Christmas.
I'll stick with that end of February albeit doubtless big boy will screen shot for later use.

Those brown tiles outside the main entrance are simply hideous. No matter how many times I look they're awful. Hope Hallett after spending £10 million is going to do something with Bobbys garden as well

^^
I think if people work on the basis they'll get wet no matter where they sit on the Mayflower terrace than they wont be disappointed

Ponchos at the ready.

THE countdown to the opening of the new Mayflower Grandstand has begun.

The visit of Swindon Town to Home Park on New Year’s Day 2020 will be the first time since the end of the 2017-18 season that the entire Theatre of Greens will be open on a match-day.

Before we reach that significant milestone in the history of Plymouth Argyle, there will be plenty of activity surrounding the grandstand as we build up to January 1.

Waypoints include: the official handover over of the Mayflower Grandstand from constructors GL events to the club; the migration of supporters back to the grandstand seating; the first official match at the new-look Home Park – an Argyle Ladies National League Southern Premier Division game; and the initial Sky Bet League Two fixtures to be played in front of a partially open grandstand.

Supporters who were grandstand season-ticket holders in the 2017-18 season – the last time it was used – will be contacted to arrange their return.

Then, in order to certify the grandstand’s safety and worthiness, the club needs to stage several real-time test events.

While the first two of these will be behind-closed-doors run-throughs for Pilgrims’ match-day staff, the third will be open to the public: Argyle Ladies’ home fixture against Watford on Sunday, December 8.

That will be less than four weeks after the grandstand is handed back to the club from GL events, at which point the fit-out of the exciting new hospitality and conferencing facilities will begin.

Roughly two-fifths of the Mayflower Grandstand – seating 2,100 – will be in use for the Ladies’ match, with that reduced capacity increasing to 50%, or 2,700 spectators, when the Pilgrims entertain Morecambe in Sky Bet League Two on Saturday, December 14.

The final test event, when three-quarters of the grandstand will be open, for 4,050 supporters, comes after Christmas, when Stevenage are the visitors to Home Park on Sunday, December 29.

Three days later, following a New Year’s Eve party at the stadium, we will be up to 100% capacity at Home Park for the first time since the temporary seating was removed from the Mayflower terrace ten seasons previously: 18,200 – with 5,403 seats in a full grandstand.

What a way to see in 2020!

MAYFLOWER GRANDSTAND SCHEDULE

NOVEMBER
Wednesday 27: Test Event 1 – Behind closed doors, grandstand at 0% capacity

DECEMBER
Wednesday 4: Test Event 2 – Behind closed doors, grandstand at 0% capacity
Sunday 8: Test Event 3 – Argyle Ladies v Watford, grandstand at 38% capacity
Saturday 14: Test Event 4 – Argyle v Morecambe, grandstand at 50% capacity
Sunday 29: Test Event 5 – Argyle v Stevenage, grandstand at 75% capacity

JANUARY
Wednesday 1: Test Event 6 – Argyle v Swindon Town, grandstand at 100% capacity

Bungo better hope those concourses are wide enough for Elf and Safety certificates down the line as other relevant professionals are stating they're very tight