Sometimes they'd do well just to ignore fans opinions. We're not going to build another 'cattle shed' stand, therefore the atmosphere won't be the same. That's just how it is and people need to accept that.

Stand up to half way now on the standing area. Sections 1-3 of the standing area are now complete. Concrete cast completed up to section eight. Concrete stair slabs on sections 4-7. Crash barriers now complete up to the half way mark.

Concrete cast in place on the seating area up to section six. Section seven includes the entrance to the wheelchair access on the seating area.

On that basis, the majority of the internal is complete up to half way, just the concrete stair slabs to be placed.

They’ve started to put the protective net up on the roof so the cladding on the roof can be done.

They had similar at odsal. I also recall Hull getting into trouble once when they played pre-recorded chants from the Threepenny Stand. The problem was they played a racist chant (You B B)

The pitch looks in a good condition

The concrete cast on the seating area section seven now in place.

The majority of the external inside work is done quite quite so don’t be surprised if the full Stand is up for the Catalan game.

next we will interested in how the interior and back is progressing and what features will be added

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I was in on Saturday enquiring about ticket options - hoping to go to a fair few but unlikely to make them all had I got a season ticket. The only way to get access to individual games is getting a membership at £15 which is like a season ticket card but they then load individual games on to.

As a result I can't really see how they will get anyone other than season ticket holders in. It will also pretty much wipe out 'once or twice a season' people. The last few years I have taken newbies to games from Leeds, London and Scotland and all have subsequently gone again after. This season however there will be no point them going as they first have to get a membership, essentially adding £15 to the ticket price paid.

Is this just a way for this season to cover money lost from reduced capacity or will it be an ongoing thing? It seems a bit naive and cutting nose off to spite the face - ok they get an extra £15 from some people, but taking myself as an example they have got an extra £15 from me, but then lost probably £40 from friends that would have attended a game each but (rightly) won't pay £20 plus £15 for the membership.

Are you saying you can't just turn up on the gate & pay?