Work on the £100,000,000 stand started in "early January 2019", how far have they got?
It couldn't have been fun trying to navigate around a building site.
It couldn't have been fun trying to navigate around a building site.
[Palace] For those that went to Selhurst
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Gazwag
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They had hot water in the gents toilets AND one electric hand dryer
Not Andy Naylor
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I was in that new stand. Weirdly, they have built a replica of the old one, complete with obstructed views and old wooden floors.
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Sorry, my mistake I was wrong:-
work started "late 2018"
work started "late 2018"
Papa Lazarou
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Maybe they're building it somewhere else and they will drop it into place when ready?
schmunk
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Croydonbloke
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I didn’t realise there was a stand opposite to us.
I wish that was my view
Fair play to you, although both teams were poor 2 good goals won it 
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Stato
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I wish that was my view
It might be next year should the black pyjama gang take a fancy to your current seat.
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Oh my mistake, sorry I and palace's press release was wrong.
If we're in the same division next season, I'll try and remember to dust this thread off to see how everybody managed to get to the game, through a construction site.
Crystal Palace to press on with Selhurst Park redevelopment this summer despite uncertainty over ownership
https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/fo...summer-despite-uncertainty-over-a4088506.html
Crystal Palace are still planning to start work on the redevelopment of Selhurst Park this summer - despite uncertainty over the club’s ownership.
Palace have been given the green light in principle to expand the capacity of their stadium from 26,000 to more than 34,000.
The club are still in negotiations with Croydon Council over the terms of their planning obligations, while Mayor Sadiq Khan needs to give his approval before final planning permission is issued.
If we're in the same division next season, I'll try and remember to dust this thread off to see how everybody managed to get to the game, through a construction site.
Crystal Palace to press on with Selhurst Park redevelopment this summer despite uncertainty over ownership
https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/fo...summer-despite-uncertainty-over-a4088506.html
Crystal Palace are still planning to start work on the redevelopment of Selhurst Park this summer - despite uncertainty over the club’s ownership.
Palace have been given the green light in principle to expand the capacity of their stadium from 26,000 to more than 34,000.
The club are still in negotiations with Croydon Council over the terms of their planning obligations, while Mayor Sadiq Khan needs to give his approval before final planning permission is issued.
clapham_gull
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I did notice some preliminary demolition work in the general area.
B-right-on
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No. That's just the normal Croyden sh1thole.
A mex eyecan
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i think therm terms may be the stumbling block, particularly if it involves more than 3p in the £
swindonseagull
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Here is a sneak peek of the ongoing work.
clapham_gull
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el punal
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Isn’t it the same firm that are building Trump’s wall?