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When the Amex was being built, I think someone posted on nsc that they’d guerilla seeded Echium vulgare on adjacent wasteland. Not you?

Steve Parish took a punt on construction cost deflation.

I can’t think of an equitable reason why planning would be refused. No added burden to transport, height in keeping with the stadium at that point, no impact on the visual amenity of residents, architecturally it looks good.

Spare a thought for the she’s and they’s, having to endure geezer’s biohazards. After to waiting an age outside engaged signs, as groups of 50 year old blokes share lines of Charlie.

:bowdown: Genuine LOL.

A technical point, an insufficient number of loo’s on the first floor. The liquids input-output for 325 punters might require more than 6 wc’s.

If ever we get the Abu Dhabi slot of 12:30 Saturday, after a win, the joint could be busy for a long time post match. Unless flask/snatcher PBOBE kills the joy calling “last orders”.

Wondering if it’ll increase the number of non-uber supporters leaving games early, to grab seats/tables in the venue. Unintended consequences. There’ll barely be any alcoholics left in the NS watching draws fizzle out. As far more enticing than the breeze-block dungeon.

Do you do the full 1901 dining experience on each visit, sometimes just the simple grub?

As a food lover (pig) and not a matchday boozer, I want more food kiosks opened 😀 . Or staff with a modicum of urgency about them.

Say 5,000 currently stay post match for boozing, or even if you halve that, there’s no way the new FanZone could accommodate those numbers. To benchmark, the much larger Wembley BoxPark holds 2,000. The concourse bars post match will remain, but I wonder if they’ll close some of the kiosks if...

Car charging ports outside, no one allowed a differing opinion or admits to taking flights :lol:

A Sushi restaurant would make more sense with our new, welcomed fanbase.

And no need. The profit/ROCE will be on the sales.

Wow, that’s amazing. One quality project after another. Whilst at Smellhurst projects take a lifetime.