This winter will be key. Next winter the project should be hurtling through final fit out. It is work that is not really affected by weather.
This winter the weather will be important. High winds will stop the cranes.
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This winter the weather will be important. High winds will stop the cranes.
Onwards Evertonians
Player Valuation: £8m
Let's wait and see what the club says before we speculate. The last official word was that we were on schedule. On another note, thanks for posting the video. First one of things from inside the site. Isn't it amazing how far the distance is between the back of the West stand and the river?
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
I took a picture of hoardings that are on Jesse Hartley way that promote the central docks for Peel.
chippy1722
Player Valuation: £35m
If it is behind they will wait until we have a win before saying anything.
Jeesh! The rake on the upper tier at 1.30 onwards. I hope spew bags are provided ?
AndyRJ
Player Valuation: £5m
They'll get it open as soon as they can, definitely.
You never know, they may claw It back. LoR will certainly want to get it completed on or ahead of programme.
There's no shame in it being delayed by a few months though given the scale. No matter how well something is planned It's rare for projects of this scale not to hit delays.
toffee66
Player Valuation: £8m
The last official word from the LOR Project lead that I saw is that ethey were 6-10 weeks behind due primarily to complications with dock clearance (but also a slower workforce ramp up). He said then that could be contained within the ‘allowances’ built into the plan.
It possibly can, if everything goes right but if North & South roof trusses are not up before bad weather sets in that slippage likely grows as it will limit the work that can be done across winter (the joys of critical path analysis with any project are exacerbated in construction).
I tend to agree that with AndyRJ that 24/25 season start is optimistic but as he says it is not unusual at all. At least so far we are not self-inflicting delays with whimsical late design changes or work done wrong having been redone due to contradictory/unclear plans so hopefully that competence continues when we get to outfit and ‘trade conflicts’ are more likely (as anyone who has redeveloped a house will understand).
It possibly can, if everything goes right but if North & South roof trusses are not up before bad weather sets in that slippage likely grows as it will limit the work that can be done across winter (the joys of critical path analysis with any project are exacerbated in construction).
I tend to agree that with AndyRJ that 24/25 season start is optimistic but as he says it is not unusual at all. At least so far we are not self-inflicting delays with whimsical late design changes or work done wrong having been redone due to contradictory/unclear plans so hopefully that competence continues when we get to outfit and ‘trade conflicts’ are more likely (as anyone who has redeveloped a house will understand).
That’s interesting. However it looks a lot bigger in the plans than on that sketch.
Have you got a link? The only official word I remember seeing is that we are on target.
Said a few weeks ago we have been lucky with the lifting season. Winds will pick up but would have thought that was built into plans as float
They will have several planning lines, but always a critical path, that will decide the majority of the plan
BullensRoad
Player Valuation: £25m
the OLYM fans must have felt at home last night. That home end spurs have is a carbon copy of their stands.
