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Niko Kranjcar
It's an orchestral version of the music from Sim City on the Super Nintendo!
Not sure if awe or pity is the correct response in the face of such anality but hats off Sir.
It's an orchestral version of the music from Sim City on the Super Nintendo!
How the hell did you work that one out?! In that case, it is very apt.It's an orchestral version of the music from Sim City on the Super Nintendo!
Oh, I didn't work it out.How the hell did you work that one out?! In that case, it is very apt.
It's an orchestral version of the music from Sim City on the Super Nintendo!
Levy's got them on a +1 year contract?Workers contracted until 2019 according to the chap in the video. Could it be for the work after the stadium is opened like the flats/Sainsbury's/shops etc?
Yeh, although some of them don't think they are getting paid enough and want to work up north closer to home on bigger projects.Levy's got them on a +1 year contract?
Levy's got them on a +1 year contract?
Isn't there a block of flats to build too?
That doesn't sound particularly sustainable, what if it melts?The southern development seems to have been put on ice for now. Maybe they'll wait for the gentrification and prices going up.
That doesn't sound particularly sustainable, what if it melts?
Ants are busy at work this morning, particularly in the middle, or on the south stand foundations and structure or is that the removable pitch bit?
I think thats the removeable pitch bit, or at least thats why I assume they've spent such a long-time working on it over the last couple months - its slightly more precise than some concrete stadium foundations!
I'm a bit surprised that the south-west corner bit hasnt been finished quicker so that the west and south stands are joined up - they seem to have spent a long-term working on the basement bits there so assume something material is going in there....anyone know what it is? Its seems weeks since they dug down there and there always seems to be quite a lot of people scurrying around there....interested in the relevance of that if anyone has any insight
I've been using that culvert for years to get in the ground for nothing.From what I've read, the ground underneath the old West stand was particularly tricky. Extra care had to be taken with the piling and the foundations. There was something about it on SSC a while back, but it would take forever to find that now. Part of it was the Moselle r1ver running in a culvert near that area.