New information on stadium developments by your chairman in a formal communication channel. Sounds like an announcement to me, in the absence of the fortnightly video from Mike Smith.
Wigan, Leeds (already been)

Wire (at a push), Saints, Wakey (usually, maybe not this year). Cas might do as its last game and maybe they will need to beat us to hang onto 8th.

Oh, and if you lot are in form, you can usually scrape it! Sorry, on the 500+ fans, I meant for the remaining fixtures after the derby. Not an issue for next season as the North stand will be ready.

When's the Health and Safety inspection due? Best to condemn it and start dismantling before a hefty fine?

I did hear that the stand is in such a precarious state that it cannot be reassembled as it is now. Once it's down, it needs some serious attention before it can be put back up again.

I [iso[/i wish I still had my holey photo to show the H&S lot what they could've seen .

It needs proper concrete footings.

will the new north stand be for home or away fans?

away fans will be allowed in exept when your lot.

ok, whats happening to the south end of the ground once the new north stand is built?

We're going to have it as a family area with massive bouncy castles, trampolines and laser quest.

brilliant

After recent debacles involving 'good news' stories, NH has landing himself in casualty with a bullet lodged in his foot, best not tempt fate and leave the announcement on ERDF funding until its actually built

I would let away fans in the south stand for free once the derby is past.

Is there a cheap way of moving the south terracing forward? surely as a stop gap this would be the best option.

I would imagine its poured concrete so I doubt it.

South stand will be built by the end if 2013. Private investors have pledged it and to build further sports facilities behind it.

good news what will the stand be like similar to north?

Depends on its state of corrosion, if its not in poor condition it will only require a pad foundation under each load bearing column, concrete is around £100 m3. Stick on top labour, I would imagine your looking at 10k minimum, maybe 15k.

The main issue is would there be enough away fans to use it, if the North is to have 2,600 capacity i doubt it will be needed in the short term, apart from the derby games if both clubs are doing well.