It's a pretty poor photoshop effort based on the previous plans drawn up under HDE.
Incidentally, selling it out for only five games a year and averaging 38,000 for the rest would mean an extra 60,000 sold seats with an average spend (including programme, beer and burger for some etc) of around £40. That would bring in £2.4m. Add that to the increase in hospitality and even without regularly filling the stand you're looking at £4m a year in extra income.You don't have to sell out every week for additional capacity to become viable.
I am suprised nobody has pointed out that the Doug Ellis stand is no longer.
The outside is more important to me than the inside in some respects. Increasing the capacity without filling in the corners will be very hard to do. That is unless you build a monster free standing stand at the end which will dwarf the other three and look ridiculous. I hope that the outside pays homage to our history and brings back some of the tradition we value so greatly. The Holte mosaic should be some guide to the future exterior of the North.
Quote from: "usav"I am suprised nobody has pointed out that the Doug Ellis stand is no longer.What do you mean?
Quote from: "bigad82"I was hoping for a grass bank at the back.You must be as old as me! ;-)
I was hoping for a grass bank at the back.
Quote from: "newtonsballs"Quote from: "usav"I am suprised nobody has pointed out that the Doug Ellis stand is no longer.What do you mean?The big sign facing onto the pitch has gone but there is a smaller one on the side facing the Holte still.