New Stadium Details And Discussions

[DiscoD1882]

But in the middle tier of the north stand they ages ago put in rows 1-8 of the seats but no more - Each block there has 13-16 rows. I wonder why.

Im in row three I asked for mine to be made of Marshmallows and Puppies. Could be the reason....

 

[wishkah]

everybody's turfin, turfin USA!

wohooo. never been so excited by watching grass being laid. feels real. Thanks (Grassias)for the updates team.

 

[Dougal]

The first bit laid by the West Stand is starting to look the business now it’s had a lawn roller over it.

 

[fluffybunnyuk]

lol 430 watching the pitch laying from the same camera as me.
Imagine how many will be watching when they start putting white lines on it.

 

[1882andallthat]

They could make the seats out of clouds, puppies and marshmallows and I’d still never be comfortable watching Spurs.

Absolutely, the roller-coaster rides they've taken us on over the years and decades, we always tend to be on the edge of our seats!

 

[Lighty64]

With the greatest respect do the lifts have to work to stage a football match?

there will be a lot of staff not being happy to carry heavy boxes up a lot of stairs

there would also be a lot of disabled fans not being able to attend, who are as much a fan as anyone able bodied

so the lifts are quite important to a lot of people

 

[spursfan77]

lol 430 watching the pitch laying from the same camera as me.
Imagine how many will be watching when they start putting white lines on it.

I can't see the cameras online. Where you getting the link from dude?

 

[worcestersauce]

there will be a lot of staff not being happy to carry heavy boxes up a lot of stairs

there would also be a lot of disabled fans not being able to attend, who are as much a fan as anyone able bodied

so the lifts are quite important to a lot of people

Yes but are they a safety issue?

 

[Lighty64]

Yes but are they a safety issue?

if they need to evacuate the stadium then I would say yes

 

[Dougal]

if they need to evacuate the stadium then I would say yes

Can you use lifts in an evacuation?

 

[Lighty64]

Can you use lifts in an evacuation?

I fucking hope so or i'd be a goner, as I'd struggle with the stairs

 

[davidmatzdorf]

Can you use lifts in an evacuation?

I have a recollection that all lifts in large premises with public access are supposed to return automatically to the ground floor when there is an alarm. That would require functioning software and a link into the alarm system.

Does this sound familiar to anyone else?

 

[Roynie]

I can't see the cameras online. Where you getting the link from dude?

Go to the OS and click on the 3 horizonal lines in the top left of the screen, that opens up a menu. Scroll down to "The Stadium" and click on it. Then scoll down until you see a picture of the stadium under construction and click on "Interact" next to it. That opens up the list of cameras etc.

 

[worcestersauce]

I have a recollection that all lifts in large premises with public access are supposed to return automatically to the ground floor when there is an alarm. That would require functioning software and a link into the alarm system.

Does this sound familiar to anyone else?

That's Lighty64 buggered then.

 

[fluffybunnyuk]

I can't see the cameras online. Where you getting the link from dude?

 

[Lilbaz]

Not working for me just black with the cockeral bottom right.

 

[fluffybunnyuk]

https: //www.youtube.com /watch?v=94viO9x_Fi4

Tried breaking it up for you. so it wouldnt just post the youtube page

 

[theShiznit]

https: //www.youtube.com /watch?v=94viO9x_Fi4

Tried breaking it up for you. so it wouldnt just post the youtube page

They've blacked out all the pitch side ones ATM.

Time Lapse two show the last image at 13:34 and they are just past half way through.

Spoiler

 

[Saoirse]

I fucking hope so or i'd be a goner, as I'd struggle with the stairs

You absolutely cannot use lifts if an evacuation is needed. If you aren't able to take the stairs, there should be a marked safe location - normally on a landing on a stairwell - which should be safe for a period of time (often 30 minutes) in the event of a fire, from where you'll be evacuated (normally carried out, potentially on a stretcher or what have you) by a member of staff or the fire brigade.

Even though the absence of lifts therefore shouldn't effect the ability to evacuate in an emergency, I think the PR of having to tell most mobility-impaired fans they weren't able to go to the first game even if they had season tickets would be pretty disastrous, I just can't see us doing that.

 

[dixiespurs]

Here's hoping they forget to take the camera's down and I can get rid of my Sky subscription