Don't know but wood rots I'm afraid so even with the best will in the world I wouldn't expect the posts to last more than 20 years a throw, assuming they are still wood?

Even so, it's still 20 years of history so someone might want them.

I'm sure the posts will have been changed - I seem to remember in the days of Henry Oulton kicking goals the posts were quite a bit higher.

Yes they were and on the tops they had some carving if I remember rightly

We still kinda need the posts anyway. I'd prefer not to sell them just yet.

I'm guessing that the posts required for an artificial pitch are different to those for a grass one, in that you can't just dig a hole but I might be wrong

I’m gonna buy the toilets in the NW corner, I spend most of the 80 mins in there these days.

Yes they did - and you'll n o doubt remember Henry used to kick the ball higher than the posts!

Any chance I can rent the second one ??

Surprised the crossbar wasn't weakened structurally after the time Mr Fifita spent sitting on it in celebration that time.

Must be metal then

The stadium car park looks too big for just car park/coach but I suppose it could be used for new fanzone merchandise food/drink etc

Looks can be very deceptive, players, staff, Visiting teams coach (that's bus type), disabled parking, hospitality guests, soon fills up

Paragraph from the recent documents by our developers. The fan Zone appears to d on the area where the current outside ticket office is situated

Noise
Concerns have been raised with regards to the proposed Fan Zone. Based on discussions during the course of the planning application, it is clear there is a misconception over what the proposed
fan zone would be. Rather than be an area where fans would congregate and pursue general rowdiness, it would be an area where families gather before games. It is a continuation of what has taken place at the club for many years previous. The objective is to promote the club to existing and new fans, notably those of a younger generation. The name of the fan zone is more akin to a ‘Family Fanzone’, and this has been reflected within the revised documentation. Much focus is made by the club to attract families to the stadium and the zone will be available for c1.5hrs before and after a game but no later than 20:00pm.
The activities are focused on low key interaction, such as meeting the club mascot, getting autographs from a player, face painting, club merchandise and small fairground type rides or stands. There are no requirements for a central PA system or stage area for live performances, although some music may be played from each concession, and this can be limited in decibel terms. Some food and beverage stands will be available, serving hot/cold food and drinks. There will be limited availability for alcohol to be purchased but this will be subject to licencing. The main bar within the stand will be open but would not allow for drinks to be taken outside.
The location of the fan zone is suitable, historic and the operation of the fan zone is capable of being controlled via planning conditions. We suggest conditions requiring the following:
• The closure of the Family Zone after 20:00pm;
• The provision of acoustic fencing to the rear of properties along Doncaster Road;
• The limiting of music and sound levels to a particular level;
• A restriction on PA systems and stages.