Bristol End
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Bristol End
This may have been talked about a while back but does anyone know if there are plans to carry out the work needed on the Bristol End crush barriers? I noticed Cardiff fans were only allowed on the lower steps which didn't escape a mention in this Metro report.
metro.co.uk/2014/07/13/why-cardiff-city-didnt-enjoy-their-bath-time-4796291/
Maybe its an expense too far at the moment but the thought of never seeing a big crowd again on that gorgeous terrace makes me cry..
metro.co.uk/2014/07/13/why-cardiff-city-didnt-enjoy-their-bath-time-4796291/
Maybe its an expense too far at the moment but the thought of never seeing a big crowd again on that gorgeous terrace makes me cry..
Timbo_b-o-a- Posts : 84
Join date : 2014-07-15
Re: Bristol End
I doubt the phrase as quoted - ..."being told not to lean against the terrace barriers because they are not safe..." - was said by anyone at Bath City FC. The paragraph reads that the author was referring to the past.
Twerton Park requires a safety certificate and the board would have a collective heart attack if that was not current AND the thought of £ multi million claims if the terracing caused an accident...
Twerton Park requires a safety certificate and the board would have a collective heart attack if that was not current AND the thought of £ multi million claims if the terracing caused an accident...
Beau Nash- Posts : 1580
Join date : 2014-02-20
Location : Bath
Re: Bristol End
Yes I'm sure the ground has an up to date certificate and the club are doing the right thing in not risking any safety issues and roping off the End.
Therefore there is obviously something which needs doing to steps/ barriers as it was roped off for cardiff and shut for the visit of Salisbury last season, hence me asking the question..
Therefore there is obviously something which needs doing to steps/ barriers as it was roped off for cardiff and shut for the visit of Salisbury last season, hence me asking the question..
Timbo_b-o-a- Posts : 84
Join date : 2014-07-15
Re: Bristol End
rest assured i'm sure that come the 3rd round of the FA Cup and the draw sees us at home to (insert Premier League Club name of choice) there will be a flurry of activity of men with concrete to make the ground and those barriers 'safe'.
turnstyle13- Posts : 185
Join date : 2014-02-28
Re: Bristol End
Or, more likely when we reach the final stages of the FA Trophy
2weirdtown- Posts : 1147
Join date : 2014-02-20
Location : Bridport via East Twerton
Re: Bristol End
Any Cardiff fan of any vintage can't talk. The Bob Bank (a larger version of the tea bar terrace,. Indeed, it was originally called the Popular Bank) at Ninian Park was partially closed for years because of, what was called, 'concrete cancer'. It was still a better ground than that new one.
Marc Monitor- Posts : 1659
Join date : 2014-02-21
Age : 57
Location : Within the sight of Twerton Park floodlights (Well, at the end of my street)
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