I seem to recall that was the year we went bust. I think we came to an agreement with the company that owned the flats. It was CVA, we agreed to pay some small percentage in the £, as you say, the company decided it wasn’t worth the cost of removing the flats, it would have been morel than the monies recovered from Trinity.

Yeah, I went past this afternoon and Connor definitely did not look happy up that ladder

We did default on them as they became part of the CVA by agreement. I think we paid 10p in the pound as terms so they paid 100k instead of the million pounds they should have cost.

I suppose it shows just what high margins the supplier was working on for them to accept a 90% hit but they did.

I believe the supplier had no claim against the club as Pearman bought them himself so it was to the benefit of both that a deal was done. Something like that anyway.

Don't be coming on here with your positivity!!

Been past the ground a few times today and it looks like they have completed the floodlight in the Northeast corner but none of the others yet.

Gonna have to get you a new hobby FIL

I did think about taking up joinery

There’s a video of floodlight going up on Twitter.

Up the Trin

Thanks WC, must admit I was worried when I saw there was 6 lamps unlit, I think someone may have been teasing

Looking at the video of the new floodlight pylon going up it looks like it is stood back quite a distance behind the east stand and not in the ground. Must be positioned ready for the redevelopment of the east stand.

Sorry Trinity 1964, but the video clearly shows the pylon bolted into position and illuminated inside the ground,