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Whats new at Brickfields?
Discussion started by Unofficial Plymouth Albion (IP Logged), 28 August, 2016 14:11
28 August, 2016 14:11
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Has all of the old Bath stand been moved to the North end or is some of it staying next to the East Stand - as the photos possibly suggest?
Looking good to me Andy you will now have your viewing platform back but no climbing involved. A bit concerned though by the lack of toilets around the ground.
I believe it's as you see it Daz as the two are central behind the posts.
Semper Sersum.
Really concerned about the removal of the "Eric Johns" loos. The nearest to the seated stand would now appear to be right over in the club house. Quite a hike for those of us with mobility issues.
Still much better than the majority of clubs we will visit his year, where ONE set of toilets serves the whole ground and even less convenient for the less mobile
Our facilities are second to none in this league, and probably compared to a lot of Championship clubs. When you're standing on a wet, cold windswept muddy field that's inconvenient!
31 August, 2016 11:15
'Our facilities are second to none in this league, and probably compared to a lot of Championship clubs'
I think Darlington, Coventry and Moseley might claim their facilities are better.
Complain about facilities, I suggest you try Amthills, one set of toilets at the top of a grass bank, and the gents you actually pee over a stick. Really less than basic.
As I remember Cov has one set of toilets for the supporters hasn't it? I would think Darlington has more as it's a newly built ground for soccer haven't been to Mose so that leaves us with three such sets of toilets at Brickfields, unfortunately the Eric is now the most distant to either, let's hope the toilet in question is restored soon especially as it's nearest to the stand where those with a mobility issue would sit I feel.
Semper Sersum.
How high was the stick, don't fancy that much on a cold day.
Semper Sersum.
I shall just have to forgo all liquid refreshment and, as I can't eat without a beer, food too. I shall waste away mefears.
[but the loo ting is going to be a big problem.]
Can't resist it. So why don't the club sort you out a stick in the Eric? your in the front row after all!!
Semper Sersum.
Whatever happened to Ann Droid's most useful suggestion on this thread ???
I also believe that the club have also put some buckets next to the stand for those less easily offended. Couldn't get there yesterday as I had to do babysitting and kids don't like getting to wet
Those sand buckets are in the 3 newly designated smoking areas and are for dog-ends.
we enjoy a very nice ladies facilities in the east stand ( i would check out the gents but they are shy types
 ) , short walk and very clean. we did notice the 'eric johns stand conga line' going towards the clubhouse facilities, not good weather for such a trip Don't let anything get in the way of a good game of RugbyEdited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/09/2016 10:56 by Cider Drinker.
Notwithstanding the drips mentioned above the ground looks well tidied from the top of the East Stand. The old scoreboard is a bit of a loss - really efficient at a glance, but I guess that's progress.
Having to switch to four wheels at the last minute, I didn't get to try out the bar arrangements or beer. Any feedback? Tea is up by 50%, mind... Come cheer up, my lads - 'tis to glory we steer!
04 September, 2016 14:03
Overheard in the supporters bar Guinness in the main clubhouse £4-20
in the flooded supporters bar £4-00, heard the gentleman say that the clubhouse was 20p extra because it had "Facilities"???? At those prices I & a few others will not be drinking Guiness.Also the pasties were not for sale unless you bought a pint??????
Pastie and pint (of ale/lager) deal at £4.50 until 14.30 yesterday, according to the pre-match publicity.
Ironic then, that a few remainders were chopped up and handed out as freebies afterwards... (Not moaning, just saying...) Come cheer up, my lads - 'tis to glory we steer! Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/09/2016 20:27 by stonehousealbion.
04 September, 2016 17:29
So good to see the moaners haven't waited for things to settle in.
For goodness sake give things a chance. The club are trying different things, some will work and some won't. Just give them a chance before moaning. I'm sure some people are genetically disposed to complaining! Quote: And there was me thinking I was alone in thinking this 
Whatever the new set up there will always be the knockers. Regards, Paul.
We all know by now who the knockers are just give them a miss. As long as they buy a match day ticket let them go, remember they obviously are not allowed to complain at home so they us our site to get their say.
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