I don't think there's been anything official Phil, it's only what we predicted and what we are concluding from the drawings. Cas have always welcomed away fans into where ever they want to go at WR and it wouldn't surprise me if they kept it the same in the new ground. I would feel though that a massive chunk of that standing section would be taken up by a large chunk of Cas fans. There are many grounds who don't force any segregation but there are still some pretty clear areas where home and away fans gather.

I wonder if you have to wear clothes in the new stadium?

Not seen anything anywhere to suggest you have to wear them mate. Have you thought about mailing RW and asking?

I recon RW would be too up for it, he would probably ask if he could stand with me.

I'm guessing he'd be stood in front of you?

He'd know about it if he did!

It's the HJ.

On the plans the end where the wind will mainly blow into is labelled "away stand"

It looks very similar to Chestefield FCs new ground. I know that the club directors went for a visit to the ground and must have been impressed as the designs are almost the same as Chesterfields.

It's not, you know.

Ohhh how hilarious

way to drag a thread off topic in your very first post in it, bugger off



Are the plans up at Xscape yet?

you mean you dont know

The pictures look great,fingers crossed it comes off

Can anyone tell me where the disabled will be in the new ground? Been to see the plans today and it doesn't mention them at all.

At the front of the stands I'd assume. You're better off contacting the club and they should be able to point it out for you/make it clear.

Not sure? What do you reckon those corner things are for? There's something (maybe a line of seats) in front of each corner canopy thingamybob. Did you fill a feedback form in just in case the designs didn't include any disabled areas?

Quote ="Fully"I know there is another thread and if the mods think it deserves to be attached to the other thread (which is the male anatomy measuring competition) then so be it, however, I feel this is more positive and deserves a new thread. Cas are building a 13,300 capacity stadium - we already know plans are on view, however, it gives more information about timeframes etc. www.castigers.com/article.php?id=973 October - PP Submitted Spring - Building commences May - base of pitch laid February - Opening of new stadium. '" Can I ask a stupid question (not trying to have a dig at all as I have always said my wish is for both of us to get a stadium)? Why if you now have detailed plans drawn up are you waiting another 2 months before submitting the detailed Planning Permission? I would have thought the sooner you got it in the better, giving you more time to get started and complete in time for 2012?

Quote ="Fully"I know there is another thread and if the mods think it deserves to be attached to the other thread (which is the male anatomy measuring competition) then so be it, however, I feel this is more positive and deserves a new thread. Cas are building a 13,300 capacity stadium - we already know plans are on view, however, it gives more information about timeframes etc. www.castigers.com/article.php?id=973 October - PP Submitted Spring - Building commences May - base of pitch laid February - Opening of new stadium. '" Can I ask a stupid question (not trying to have a dig at all as I have always said my wish is for both of us to get a stadium)? Why if you now have detailed plans drawn up are you waiting another 2 months before submitting the detailed Planning Permission? I would have thought the sooner you got it in the better, giving you more time to get started and complete in time for 2012?

As far as I'm aware, it's more a case at the moment of finalising the building materials/Costs. Talking to the gentleman that was present at the Leeds game, he was saying that they had been aproached by a firm in regards to some sort of different terracing rather than the standard concrete. And it was something they wanted to look into to see what the cost implications were. It's not until you know exactly what the components of the bulid are made from can you put in for FPP.

If I'm mistaken I'm sure someone like Fully will know more about it.

They are waiting for the outcome of NM first.

They've said all along that they'd allow time for consultation with fans and other stake holders. Obviously the designs are only part of the planning application so you have to assume they're working to a timetable, part of which was the release of the designs last week.

I don't think we can wait that long!

Fair enough, makes sense.

Just would have thought with the impending deadlines you would have wanted to get going asap. Pretty sure we have said if we get our outline PP approved the full PP will go in immediately.

The difference is you've been doing all the designs and stuff whilst your outline PP has been submitted. However, there are a number of different parties involved in our stadium that needed consulting and still do. Either way, if Wakey do submit immediately, it is likely we'll be submitting around the same time anyway.

u do need to get the planning permission sorted as your stadium is a dump but with a 13,300 stadium if you could fill it it would be good but you want the away end to be standing plus have the home side behind sticks seated then big sstanding stand at the side for the fans who make noise