An other thing I was surprised about the other night. The seating in the new shiny stand is less spacious than our stand
Really tight
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18-10-2018 10:07 AM #12031
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18-10-2018 10:21 AM #12032
I see there has been one update on the Council website of the ongoing Building Warrant shambles at the Budge folly.
A Building Warrant has been granted to allow the reduction of the profile of the police control box.
This was passed yesterday 17th Oct and the website updated this morning.
Its not the website that isn't up to date as has been suggested, its simply the whole new stand is be occupied without Building Warrants or occupation certificates.
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19-10-2018 08:48 AM #12033
Further update, I see a temporary occupation certificate has been issued for the new nursery , so it will be opening on Tuesday .
No building warrant yet, but a completion certificate ? that's a new one for me ??
At least Budge will now have to hand over the cash to the Council for the land the Yam erection was built on.
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19-10-2018 09:17 AM #12035
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19-10-2018 09:50 AM #12036
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The Sagrada Familia in Barcelona has just received a building licence 136 years after work was started!!
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19-10-2018 10:06 AM #12038
The council is selling the land for £ 260,000.
8 years ago it was £ 1.2 million Vlad was asked to pay.
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19-10-2018 02:05 PM #12040
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12-11-2018 06:23 AM #12044
I see from today’s Evening news that the cost has risen to £18 million !!! States that the new main stand holds 7,290 seats. What does the Roseburn/gorgie/ wheatfield take the attendance figure up to now. When was the last time they had 20k watching a match ?
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12-11-2018 07:24 AM #12046
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It has got a playground outside mainstand/roseburn stand lol must have cost them about a fiver, at least I think it a playground
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12-11-2018 07:38 AM #12047This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
£18m and it's still smaller than ER and will take another 12-18 months to finish
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12-11-2018 07:55 AM #12048
£18m, sure the kickback idiots will think its all cash well spent
Having said that, not all of that is the stand, £1m for the new pitch (which is a good investment imo), but its pretty clear that the cockup of the original build has cost them a lot.
I am quite amazed at how long its taking to complete, esp if they have the cash available - they officially opened it a year ago, and it will be at least another year until it is "finished".
I wonder what Aberdeen will spend on their new stadium? Was out with a (Raith fan) that lives in Aberdeen and he said their wealthy backers were putting in a fair chunk of cash.
Based on Hearts stadium build, Aberdeens could be £50 / £60m - which really puts into perspective what we spent on Easter Road.
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12-11-2018 08:04 AM #12049
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Mouthpiece AllisBarry desperately trying to put a spin on what was a disastrously planned project from day one.
Four hundred pages on here demonstrates exactly what has been going wrong.
£18 Million? Aye, and the rest. They have got it wrong up to now so experience tells us it will hit at least £20 million.
We got value for money in a well planned, financially viable project of which we can all be proud.
Hen's march to the midden doesn't even begin to describe their efforts.
And the gullible keep giving.
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12-11-2018 08:07 AM #12050
Hardly worth repeating, but they still don't have a certificate of temporary occupation for the new stand, or even been issued with a building warrant for the supporters bar, the club shop, the TV studio etc.
Applications for the building warrants were made back in April/May but so far nothing has been issued, but they've gone ahead and built and opened the facilities.
The new nursery is even stranger. No building warrant, but a certificate of temporary occupation was issued .
Don't suppose AllisBarry raises any of that.
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12-11-2018 08:10 AM #12051This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Presumably they have a safety certificate which is all that must be required for them to play football.
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12-11-2018 08:21 AM #12052This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Its relevant to all building projects.
Its also relevant to their insurance company. No certificate of legal occupation, no cover.
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12-11-2018 08:24 AM #12053
So who’s bankrolling these extra costs? Budge personally or her chronies? Or will more FOH dosh be used?
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They were then somehow able to sign 17 players in the summer on top of this. There's no way they could fund it otherwise.
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12-11-2018 09:03 AM #12055
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Barry at his best
The £18m total incorporates the cost of the stadium’s plush new main stand, a new piping and heating system, a fans’ bar, dressing rooms, corporate suites and restaurants, the Foundation Plaza, a new £1m hybrid pitch, redevelopment beneath the Wheatfield Stand, plus other smaller improvements in the surrounding area.
Read more at: https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...-18m-1-4827850
Imagine, dressing rooms in a new main stand. What a concept
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12-11-2018 09:11 AM #12056
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Allisbarry's latest piece is the biggest pile of succulent lamb journalism since Jabba was in his pomp.
What an absolute pile of sycophantic nonsense. Everything is given a positive spin. Somehow a huge overspend is made to look like an opportunity to do something even better. Bad planning has become serendipity. Does he even know what the word 'plush' means? Has he seen the photos of the 'major hospitality and conference destination'?
In these Trumpian times when fake is the news, apparently the bigger the lies you tell, the more people believe you.
All is, indeed, barry while you're squashed into a tiny little seat, rain lashing your laptop, knees wrapped round the ears of the guy in front of you, surrounded by hostile punters because there's no designated access route to the 'press box'. £18M and rising. Bargain.
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Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former.
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12-11-2018 09:59 AM #12058
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Plush.
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12-11-2018 10:05 AM #12059
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12-11-2018 10:30 AM #12060
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As others have said, the a**e-licking attitude of the EN towards the yams is pathetic. This story can't be described as journalism/reporting. It could have been lifted straight from the Hearts website or programme. Nothing wrong with Allisbarry carrying the quotes from Budge, but come on...this is a project which is now running £6m over its initial £12m budget and "won't be completed until well into the 2019/20 season". How about raising some questions about that?? The costs seem to be rising by around £3m every six months so by 2020 who's to say the whole thing won't be costing them double the original figure?
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