That's what I was thinking. You wouldn't put materials in the place you are about to work. You need the space.

That's where the big screen is going to be I believe.

That was my full-time job one summer. Moving materials around on Penarth pier as we removed and replaced all the concrete floor and supporting structure. Add in coordinating with the tides and the job was a bit of a 'mare.

That's a high brow pun.

Yeah could be.

Had a walk past today, the new pitch was being watered and, from a distance, is looking lush. Best thing was a massive digger wrapped with the Trinity logo and other images.

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That looks quite nice

I note that our oracle on all things Wakefield Vastman said this was wrong. I wait his justification for this one word reply because as per usual nothing to back his statement only his belief in his own superiority and eagerness to defend the club’s administration.

Said what was wrong? Talking in riddles as ever.

Also spotted a new, considerably larger rain-fall collection silo being installed.

It's between the covered section of the West Terrace and the toilet block (which I think someone said is now the wrestle room.

Yep that's what it is, we are also hoping to drill a bore hole to fill it as we are not to far off the water table, that should save us a few bob.

Also noticed all the demolition plant/machinery has been removed off site, making the place look spacious. What I thought might be there now are the on site silos type cement mixers normally seen on large building sites, removing the need for transportation of cement trucks by road. Not sure how much cement will be required but I’m sure it’s quite a lot.