The inspection should have been carried out at the end of last season not 2- weeks before the start of the new season to give us time to carry out repairs, this is stupid who ever made this dicision is an idiot and should be sacked.

I have heard (allbeit form a fellow CT supporter) that as well as the crash barrier and terracing issues WTW also failed the H & S test on emergency egress i.e. fire exits. doesn't sound too much to rectify though and i'm sure you will get it sorted for the big pay-day on Good Friday.

I've got a sledgehammer, Michael, where do you want me ??

MC - "Start with the Benidorm flats and make it snappy".

Your joking aren't you? they are the safest part of the stadium!!!!

I'd also suggest that our flats are considerably better than your retirement bungalows at the railway end!

By the looks of the terracting it doesn't surprise me at all that the barriers would be deemed to be unsafe. It is literally crumbled away under my feet twice last year.

Wouldn't this be a good opportunity to bring a local building contractor, that covers a range of trades, to join up with the club as a partner.



Not only would the ground be maintained, there would also be the corporate aspect that the company would bring into the club

I think you are over egging the facilities at the railway end personally!

meeting 10.30am in morning at belle vue for anybody who wishes to volunteer

Will Nigel Wood be there.

I'm going to finish work early tomorrow so I can get down to see what I can do engineering wise,

at this moment I can only surmise that the barriers are either breaking away from the fixings or they wasn't put right in the first place,

like Bren has mentioned its been the wettest on history but the winter hasn't took hold as yet and that is where the damage will be done,



so as far as panic lets not because it could all change given a few good weeks work

Putting in new footings for the barriers is what is needed.I'll be there tomorrow ,I can dig holes and lift heavy things our Mourice