It might not be the structural issue with the existing Floodlights that's the issue here, it might be more the left over glass and metal embedded all over the pitch from the fallen one. I would assume the pitch will require completely re-laying. Finding metal is one thing but how the heck do you go about finding all the glass...?

Glass?

Glass?

Bunch of fannies, when I was a lad we had a brick for a ball a we played on nails, and we were glad for it.

Neil Hudgell, stated in an interview that work would commence on the lights the first week in January not that the work would be completed by then

Yes Sandro but that was 150 yrs ago they are all snowflakes now LOL

He earlier said the team would be training on the pitch by the beginning of January I’ll believe it when I’m stood in the east stand for the derby until then I won’t believe anything they say

If you choose not to believe what the club say that is up to you

Well on this matter I’ve been proven right so far

How?

Because the ground still isn’t open how hard is it to understand

As far as I am aware the club has never given a timeline as to when the ground would reopen. All statements released by the club contained the statement “ KCOM Craven Park will remain closed until further notice” if you can provide a link to a statement saying The team would be training on the pitch by the beginning of January. I will gladly apologise.

I can’t be bothered looking for links I wouldn’t know how to post them anyway just look on the hull daily Mail website and you should find the info