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@cp-overview brilliant...missed your updates

2 more days, fly home from Egypt tomorrow night

Wow Egypt that's amazing and thanks for letting me know!!! Hope you had a great time over there but I been missing your videos mate

You're welcome!

They have done well to expand it as much as they have, the roads are really tight around it and what you can’t see from above is how much of a hill it is sat on.

@@azul41 2nd October, on holiday until then 👍

@@cp-overview enjoy!

@@davymac5366 10 days since I landed in Egypt on Holiday 🤣, will be back on the 2nd October

@@cp-overview hopefully we will see good progress by then, enjoy your holiday.

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@@BauKhanh6886 sure

Yes, there will be plans for a stadium expansion if we get promoted back up to the Premier League.

It was the first time I have been here and was quite surprised with the amount of space around the ground

It connects at the top I believe

@@cp-overview I was there Sunday.. amazing how much ground works is going on behind the stand.

I was cutting across from Burnley to Halifax and came across it, something different to fly around than a football stadium. Drones never do the scenery justice though unfortunately

I have been to turf moor a few times but always to a night game and until I filmed this I didn’t even know that was there !

@@davidcaster5002 it will be as the megastore etc will be open. The bigger question is will it be open to the public by May?

@@seansalmon1977 I have done it, it’s released at 10am on the 20th.

I made this one a week or so ago for release while I was away. So they haven’t been removed because when it was filmed they didn’t exist 😂

@@cp-overview haha I get you. I thought maybe I was going mad lol

You make a fair point, Graham. We can only hazard a guess as to how the likely arguments between the architects/EFC and the Heritage Stakeholders panned out before the planners decided on the balance.

yeah that looks a bit daft

It's not big enough for that. I reckon they will still end up with it as a cafe and light-touch museum (like many pubs theme their internal decorations). In theory, in the longer term it's planned to be the north terminal of the Mersey Walk, all the way from the National Gardens past the other three of the four graces, 😉.

Possibly Mr D

Correct

Oh yeah he was doing his Sunday weekly fly around that's true, because I saw both you and Mr Drone looking down at your screens near your cars haha 👍

It’s the one great thing about the drone community, everybody gets on and works together so you can get your footage done, Nick was filming one end while I was at the other.

No they're going to leave it as a trip hazard. 🤷‍♂️

@@jaythatsallyouneedtoknow9642 yes, thanks. The question was more how are they going to solve the problem. I thought they wanted to keep the top of the wall there as a feature, levelling it off will likely cover the top of the wall entirely.

Maybe they might use a clear resin or something so it's level, but you can view it. 🤔

I have been on there and the areas we could look at were level and didn’t require any more filling in

so clowns like you can comment with envy

Have a look at your empty stadium.

@@City_Blue_2024 74000 ever game aye it’s empty🤡😂

Thanks , we are off to Egypt

@@cp-overview Nice!

Hi, Lee. I know you're a regular commentator, so it's the only reason I make this point. I'm not having a pop but if you ever read the comments and questions other subscribers ask, then you will have known this answer from about 6 months ago. It must be in the top 10 of the most time-sustained questions most frequently answered by myself and 'Dunctheblue'. I'm pretty sure that the topic has been covered by Colin before, too, as a response to one of my PoI's, which I guess you've missed. I know that relatively few people take the time or trouble to read others' comments and there's certainly no obligation or expectation for anyone to do so but you can learn a lot from them. The body of other subscribers tend to have better knowledge, experience and insight than the droners. So, just to reemphasise, it's expected that the concrete rooves will be painted a dark-grey screed so that it 'blends' with the Mansard Roof and the paneling affixed to the bottom outsides of the terrace bowl. You CAN see that it has already been applied under the barrel-roof on the West Stand as that was actually done before the barrel-cladding was installed. You can also see that it has been done in the Plant Area on the NW corner, segregated by the dark-grey paneling fascia, under the platform holding the AC units and in front of the back doors to the TV Studio. Best wishes and have a good day.

That cladding will be similar but without the holes, more a solid aluminium look.

@@DarrenCowzer-cx7ot thanks

1) I don't know for sure but if the diagrams hold true in the plans then I think the car park will be resin-bound gravel surfaces between the granite setts laid for the walkways but it could also be gravel-topped asphalt. In theory, a natural beige-brown stone colour, either way. 2) I think it's one of these logistical-based, practical issues that we have seen from time-to-time. I think it's just temporary as the seats are still nearby stacked in the neighbouring rows. What the cause is, pass. It's not where any planned subsidiary TV Camera Plinths were intended to be, anyway. 3) I can't see them on my big screens. I get it that you will have seen them elsewhere and know exactly where they are and exactly what they look like but to those of us that haven't yet seen them close-at-hand, they're not readily seen in this video. 4) Yes, they're progressing well with the granite setts laying at the NW corner of the East Plaza. 5) The 'other' stands are also for bikes, of all forms. They're just not stacked or covered, so likely to be used by those visiting the site for less time or as overflow if everyone aims to use the covered 2-tiered stand. there are 8 more of these located out at the southern end of the West Quay, just north of the west access to the southern Isolation Bridge. 6) Again, if you say so. I accept they are there. 7) No, the cladding on the ends of the viewing gallery will be the same material, anodised aluminium, but it won't have perforations and it will be in smaller sections. It does mean it should act as interesting sections of convex mirror to those walking along the South Concourse.

Couldn't afford the rest

@@rosse6705 😂😆🤣

Jurgen: it's a really good question. In both dugouts you will note that there is a form of extended platform in the back row. In images and diagrams in the plans, it looks like some form of white surfaced front wall and roof cover, over three seats, that is due to be installed there. I have researched and browsed and found nothing to suggest what they are to be nor can my limited imagination come up with a conclusive answer, other than it's to screen sight of 3 people with legs in straight plasters and crutches, 😉?

@@davidbadcock2225 something like that Yeah . Thank you David 🤣👍

@@jurgenvoogt1638 When I awoke this AM another thought hit me. Maybe the platform is for a desk with monitors for the staff to do video analysis, which is why the desk will be screened/covered off to avoid the spotlight glare.

Some seats will inevitably get wet when we're two up with ten minutes to go !

@@patkelly931 every week then😂😅🤣🙈

Every seat should be covered, however if it's windy and raining, you'd think that the lower front sections could get wet.

@@patkelly931 😆

@@alanmarch1958 😆🤐