That's what I thought as well.

Old, old joke....

Thought it was costing £1 million.

As part of the expansion they are currently only development 2 corners (East end) BUT the club is taking the opportunity to move things around inside the ground, probably in advance of future redevelopment. I've heard that the groundstaff are getting new "accomodation" at the south-west end but also that the two small gates in that corner are being replaced by one of the big gates that they have removed from the redeveloped corners for emergency access.

After watching the mighty Wire on Sunday -I witnessed more than one Wigan shirt being buried -including subs, 17 in total .
Notice how we kept the scoreboard on =#FF0040WOLVES 39-WIGAN 12 so all those stay behind Wigan fans -Could stand and gawp in orr.

Just had a quick search and the costing is circa £2 million, seems alot but what do i know.

I don't think it seems TOO much, Salford's stadium is costing £26m overall I think.

cant wait for next season now its gonna look awesome, my work is having there christmas do in the east stand hospitality suite aswell so ill get a sneaky peak

off.

and for that you get two sewage farms an oil terminal and the Manky ship canal all within 300 yards. Lovely on a warm sunny day.

LOL do you work for the Salford tourist board by any chance?

That's almost a contradiction in terms.

How's the [size=150H[/sizeoly [size=150J[/sizeesus looking at the moment for us that don't live in Wire?

Basically no different. The concrete in the NE and SE corners has been dug up and I believe the groundworks/foiundations are being worked on. Above ground level it looks like nothing has changed since the Leeds (or even the Huddersfield) game. The wall/gates have been replaced in the SW corner and I believe the grounds staff storage area is finished.

For people who were questioning the works being done "during the season" it seems it was a necessity as some of the work will "need to settle" before its added onto and also the changing weather will have an impact on the program. As somebody once posted, the reason they aint doing it all in the 3 month clsoe season is...........its gonna take longer than 3 months!

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Probably been covered before, but I take it if you filled in the other corners the capacity could go to around 17,000? Are there plans in place to do this should the new capacity get filled regularly?

That was the idea in the original press release.

The seat numbers for 2012 are being redone so that they start at "1" in the new corner by the Rodney. This would although the club to carry the numbering on when/should they wish to fill in the NW corner with seating.

As for the 4th corner, their have been may ideas for its "development" but as this is I believe the new home of the groundstaff the best idea I've heard banded around would be for a "media centre" to be put here. This would allow for a fixed screen/scoreboard but would also allow for the current gantry TV studio etc to be moved. This fits in with another idea banded about of putting hospitality boxes along the back of the South Stand (or the remote idea of double-deckering it!)

I see, so what would the maximum expansion capacity of the stadium be? Obviously as it will have been covered there is no point in expanding a stadium which may not be filled so it would not make sense financially. But it would be nice to think you would be able to fill a 15,000 capacity stadium more than not.

With 2 corners filled, just short of 15,000. With all 4 filled, 17,000.

Impossible to say without knowing what route the club might decide to take. If they fill in the NW corner they could get say 800 seats or 1200 standing. Adding corporate boxes would be dependant on the size and number of the boxes. The one thing that Wolves has been good at from a financial point of view is not running before it could walk so I doubt that any further plans are "firmed-up" before they see how the expanded stadium pans out.

IMHO part of the reason to expand NOW was the pursuit of RLWC games so if the monies there and the clubs gains from hosting games then not making/approaching a sell out week in-week out would not be a financial disaster (disappointing from a fans point of view maybe)

Trench like.

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£1650 a seat, love off.

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