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DIEHARD

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Im gonna forewarn everyone now... im gonna be so annoying with my incessant questions formthe next two years. Im so excited yet intrigued.

What is meant by a pour?
 

tottenmal

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Im gonna forewarn everyone now... im gonna be so annoying with my incessant questions formthe next two years. Im so excited yet intrigued.

What is meant by a pour?

It is when they lay down a slab of concrete. After all the rebar and post tension cables have been laid. Like in this photo.

pour IMG_4547.jpg
 

tottenmal

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Oh i see... so im presuming that is the foundation to build on rather than work on the ground floor/basement area?

That is the ground floor. So the basement has already been poured underneath that floor. The corner you can see being poured will be on the level most punters can't go to. Media facilities, etc. That photo I took is already out of date though, and the floor above it is now being poured as well.
 

DIEHARD

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That is the ground floor. So the basement has already been poured underneath that floor. The corner you can see being poured will be on the level most punters can't go to. Media facilities, etc. That photo I took is already out of date though, and the floor above it is now being poured as well.

Thanks mate... makes some sense now. Im just trying to comprehend the mess that is on the site... mess to me but im sure sense to anyone else.
 

Dougal

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Jun 4, 2004
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Im gonna forewarn everyone now... im gonna be so annoying with my incessant questions formthe next two years. Im so excited yet intrigued.

What is meant by a pour?

Not to be confused with 'poor', i.e. our end of season performances.
 

Giovanni

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Aug 31, 2012
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Pretty painful to see but all well well worth it in the longrun. Its all progressing so very fast now. The change in a year has been incredible considering the groundwords tend to be tediously time consuming!

Does anybody have any idea roughly when we shall actually see the main structure starting to go up? So im talking about the ground upwards stracture of the main stadium?
Perhaps the end of this year?
 

Wine Gum

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May 14, 2007
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Pretty painful to see but all well well worth it in the longrun. Its all progressing so very fast now. The change in a year has been incredible considering the groundwords tend to be tediously time consuming!

Does anybody have any idea roughly when we shall actually see the main structure starting to go up? So im talking about the ground upwards stracture of the main stadium?
Perhaps the end of this year?

It is going up now. The North Stand is at 1st floor level.
 

Spursidol

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Sep 15, 2007
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Pretty painful to see but all well well worth it in the longrun. Its all progressing so very fast now. The change in a year has been incredible considering the groundwords tend to be tediously time consuming!

Does anybody have any idea roughly when we shall actually see the main structure starting to go up? So im talking about the ground upwards stracture of the main stadium?
Perhaps the end of this year?

Worth repeating what @davidmatzdorf has said before in this thread, which is the main structure will go up relatively quickly, its the fit out inside which will take time.

So expect to see relatively rapid progress between now and start of the season on main structure going up when there is no downtime to deal with matches.
 

Phischy

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Feb 29, 2004
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Worth repeating what @davidmatzdorf has said before in this thread, which is the main structure will go up relatively quickly, its the fit out inside which will take time.

So expect to see relatively rapid progress between now and start of the season on main structure going up when there is no downtime to deal with matches.
I know this just re-iterates the above, but I think it's easy to forget that sticking some bolts through some girders isn't that difficult and can rise out of the ground quickly. However, putting in wiring, which is barely visible, or plastering or attaching the cladding is actually quite fiddly work and for each minute or hour spent the visibility of any change or progress will be far less. I am sure by the end of the season we will have something which is fairly recognisable as a stadium (or 3/4 of one) and the following year will be spent doing a huge amount of the less visible stuff.
 

FibreOpticJesus

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Aug 14, 2005
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I know this just re-iterates the above, but I think it's easy to forget that sticking some bolts through some girders isn't that difficult and can rise out of the ground quickly. However, putting in wiring, which is barely visible, or plastering or attaching the cladding is actually quite fiddly work and for each minute or hour spent the visibility of any change or progress will be far less. I am sure by the end of the season we will have something which is fairly recognisable as a stadium (or 3/4 of one) and the following year will be spent doing a huge amount of the less visible stuff.


And preventing all forms of scum from placing their filthy scummy shirts, scarfs etc on our hallowed turf
 

lillywhites61

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Aug 11, 2009
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I know we have to do this but it is really sad to watch this wonderful old stadium being pulled down.

I have had some amazing memories and it is heart wrenching to see it happening.

Yes I am a wuss
 
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