What difference is there from a temp stand once it's cordoned off?

It's a shame it isn't ready for the derby.

Looks reet. Simple, says what it has to.

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I am. I have worked on my tools and now as a professional consultant and I have worked on many projects that have been partially handed over while construction continues, some of them residential apartment blocks. There is no reason why the seating areas cannot be handed over if the access to the other facilities is cordoned off correctly. The main issue would be toilet facilities, but this can be satisfied with mobile units on a temporary basis.

I think the main reason it is not being considered is that the costs may outweigh the benefits.

So you've answered the question as to why it won't then

Why it won't yes, but why it can't, no.

All spruced up.

Spruced up? You mean the sun is shining on them?

Bit disappointed with the "o", the thickness of the top and bottom being one seat doesn't match the rest of the letters where they are two seats thick, same with the "s", the "v" is crap too.

The bottom one appears longer !!! (of the two in Easty's post)

Don't worry, you won't notice when it's full

Great that it will be open for the WC.

On first look, it looks at though not all the seats are in. Above the two exits there could be barriers waiting to be installed and therefore it's not safe to fit the seats directly behind them yet?

The lettering could have been a bit better, but with the size of the stand relatively small, I doubt they could have done any better tbh.

The E looks very good though.

2600 seats. Certainly enough for Rovers needs.

Not knocking it mate, just saying that they probably couldn't have done much better with the letters.

Aye, other than that, and the R, it's poor.