Villa Park Redevelopment

[algy]

It is in English.

Just this bit then

'PTV has been putting posts up about s.73 TPCA (spit)'

Presidential tapir volunteer has been putting posts up about section 73 of the previous capybara's antics (spit).

[olaftab]

There is clearly a forthcoming change from the consented Heckstension scheme.

The official news release states:

'The redevelopment will also deliver substantial football infrastructure benefits, including the creation of approximately 500 square metres of new first-team changing, medical and physiotherapy facilities, alongside the upgrade of all player competition areas. '

This is not within the consented scheme. Something similar was in the Purslow Plans, situated around a new tunnel in the corner of the wraparound between the Trinity and the New North Stand.

Furthermore, from Tanswells article:

'The Athletic has seen copies of the redevelopment proposals' - this indicates there are new proposals which are not public domain.

'The new North Stand will wrap around into the neighbouring main Trinity Stand' - this was clearly not the case with the last heckstension.

Put the dots together - the design is changing again.

Can only assume they figured this was a bonus route they could go down by closing the stand.

Welcome 'dog. Very informative first post. Thank you.

[DB]

I guess the new seating areas between the Trinity and Holte will be built by the new season.

[eamonn]

I liked that tunnel from the Brookvale Academy to VP that was in the original Purslow plans (he and JJ turned the sod on the new academy, didn't they? Before they turned their backs on us...).

[Halfway to Moseley]

The big question is what will we see behind the goal while the work is going on.

Are we getting a crappy wall and mural à la Highbury, or do we go au natural and leave it as a building site?

Visions of Matty Cash against Real Madrid, pinging a wayward 30 yard piledriver at a bloke in a hard hat sat on scaffolding with a fag and mug of tea.

[VILLA MOLE]

So are we knocking it down now ?

[aj2k77]

I remember a game when the Witton Road stand was being built and a construction worker took a tumble down the steps. Might have been an evening kick off.

[Chip Butty 111]

So are we knocking it down now ?

No, it's a resto mod. We are putting two wings on the existing structure, but I doubt we'll get it off the ground..

[Skipper_The_Eyechild]

It is in English.

Just this bit then

'PTV has been putting posts up about s.73 TPCA (spit)'

Presidential tapir volunteer has been putting posts up about section 73 of the previous capybara's antics (spit).

Why is the capybara spitting? Has he been watching Guardiola?

[Max Villan]

There is clearly a forthcoming change from the consented Heckstension scheme.

The official news release states:

'The redevelopment will also deliver substantial football infrastructure benefits, including the creation of approximately 500 square metres of new first-team changing, medical and physiotherapy facilities, alongside the upgrade of all player competition areas. '

This is not within the consented scheme. Something similar was in the Purslow Plans, situated around a new tunnel in the corner of the wraparound between the Trinity and the New North Stand.

Furthermore, from Tanswells article:

'The Athletic has seen copies of the redevelopment proposals' - this indicates there are new proposals which are not public domain.

'The new North Stand will wrap around into the neighbouring main Trinity Stand' - this was clearly not the case with the last heckstension.

Put the dots together - the design is changing again.

Can only assume they figured this was a bonus route they could go down by closing the stand.

Interesting first post 

Youve got me excited for a bigger north stand with a red brick exterior now. If that doesnt happen, its on you.

[Sexual Ealing]

There is clearly a forthcoming change from the consented Heckstension scheme.

The official news release states:

'The redevelopment will also deliver substantial football infrastructure benefits, including the creation of approximately 500 square metres of new first-team changing, medical and physiotherapy facilities, alongside the upgrade of all player competition areas. '

This is not within the consented scheme. Something similar was in the Purslow Plans, situated around a new tunnel in the corner of the wraparound between the Trinity and the New North Stand.

Furthermore, from Tanswells article:

'The Athletic has seen copies of the redevelopment proposals' - this indicates there are new proposals which are not public domain.

'The new North Stand will wrap around into the neighbouring main Trinity Stand' - this was clearly not the case with the last heckstension.

Put the dots together - the design is changing again.

Can only assume they figured this was a bonus route they could go down by closing the stand.

Interesting first post 

Youve got me excited for a bigger north stand with a red brick exterior now. If that doesnt happen, its on you.

That's asking a lot. I just want to know whether he's a good boy and is allowed treats.

[Goldenballs]

Are Purslow's better plans still knocking about anywhere?

How much better were they compared to Hecks version?

[Dante Lavelli]

Apologies I clearly remembered wrong (that lost income could be factored into accounts).

It’s makes the decision even more weird to me then, but they have all the facts assume it’s the correct decision, we’re mostly guessing.