I remember sitting in it, It was the last home game against Rochdale Hornets a 32-28 win with Lindsay Rotherforth scoring the winning try, I believe it secured promotion.

[quote="imwakefieldtillidie":hsthxuit]Looks to be a fair bit left to do in just three weeks.[/quote:hsthxuit] more from the Instagram chat

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Structural concrete is stipulated/graded in factors & usually C30 or 35, can however be higher but not usually lower C30 is max strength in 30 days, test cubes in each 7 days for crush strength & so on etc, therefore it's not likely any works will be undertaken till strength is proven, it would not be to first time new laid concrete is removed !?

Just seen the end terrace at Exeter's ground, this is something that could work on the North Stand. The structure to counterbalance the roof could be built into the existing embankment behind to make full use of the space and provide a great view of the pitch. [img:snavf8w9]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GioI0K4W4AELIBp?format=jpg&name=large[/img:snavf8w9]

[quote="Khlav Kalash":3du58tko]Just seen the end terrace at Exeter's ground, this is something that could work on the North Stand. The structure to counterbalance the roof could be built into the existing embankment behind to make full use of the space and provide a great view of the pitch. [img:3du58tko]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GioI0K4W4AELIBp?format=jpg&name=large[/img:3du58tko][/quote:3du58tko] That looks great but in all honesty I think that when completed the North Stand will look similar but bigger I know we’re only doing the lower terracing at the moment but I’ve heard the upper terrace will be done at the end of the coming season. Along with a new roof matching the East Stand, panelling at the rear with a concourse behind that has outlets for refreshments and food.