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You might be right but can’t see it in the short term.
See my post above
See my post above
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i get what your saying but cas dont always get treated like the rest of the teams in super league?Tamworth Tiger wrote: ↑03 Oct 2021, 15:46 You might be right but can’t see it in the short term.
See my post above
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We only need a couple of Plumbers. Or Bob the builder.
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when Daryl Powel gave his last interview from our ground for "look north" it showed him walking through one of the turnstiles, with one of the camera shots taken at ground level & the turnstile mechanism was plastered in years & years of old paint, what a dreadful scene for anyone to get an impression of the ground, the bbc could have shown any number of angles to this interview, but no, they had to show probably one of the worst parts of the ground! so we also need shot blasters & painters?
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Same with the seating and steps in the main stand.yorky wrote: ↑03 Oct 2021, 16:33 when Daryl Powel gave his last interview from our ground for "look north" it showed him walking through one of the turnstiles, with one of the camera shots taken at ground level & the turnstile mechanism was plastered in years & years of old paint, what a dreadful scene for anyone to get an impression of the ground, the bbc could have shown any number of angles to this interview, but no, they had to show probably one of the worst parts of the ground! so we also need shot blasters & painters?
A couple of licks of paint would make it look more respectable.
Can’t for life of me understand why they won’t allow fans to help out.
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Keltbray, the company that put the cover on main stand, why if not done already, approach them for a good clean up. They employ a vast number of people with different skills. Steel erectors and painters being a couple of trades by their company. I maybe clutching at straws, but they are willing to display their name, surely a multi million pounds company would generate a lot of publicity doing our ground up to a standard worthy of super league. They have portaloos on all their jobs nation wide, surely they can help out, but if not asked, nothing will happen.
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Its been muted on here loads of times why not get the fans involved for some reason the powers that be do not want it, i am sure there are fans out there that would put there hands up to do odd jobs if its only a general clean up or painting, our neighbours both Feath and Wakefield have such groups
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its ok saying get the fans involved but things have changed since the old days when volunteers cleared the pitch of snow. health and safety takes priority now whether we like it or not and there would almost certainly be insurance issues.
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you might be right mate but health and safety as gone to far let our club ask how Feath and Wakey manage and how our local clubs go on i have lade flags mended fences picked whatever as been left after a match if we stick to bad rules nothing gets done
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I can't see a lot to argue about on the article, it is personal and it does feel like one of the family being criticised.
Ah well, filled 20 minutes reading through and reflecting. The H&S comment is the root cause in reality. Volunteers working to a public H&S standard and insurance and building regs sign-off. Difficult to achieve.
Ah well, filled 20 minutes reading through and reflecting. The H&S comment is the root cause in reality. Volunteers working to a public H&S standard and insurance and building regs sign-off. Difficult to achieve.
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If the issue is Health and Safety which should of course be a priority.
The club first needs to acknowledge that this is the issue.
Thank people for the offers of help and look into a viable solution.
That way they keep us on side and informed.
The may also find the solution including any H and S, or building regulations is far preferable to the loss of income from people not attending or the potential H and S issues by ignoring the obvious.
The club first needs to acknowledge that this is the issue.
Thank people for the offers of help and look into a viable solution.
That way they keep us on side and informed.
The may also find the solution including any H and S, or building regulations is far preferable to the loss of income from people not attending or the potential H and S issues by ignoring the obvious.
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No reason there couldn't be a spruce up of the ground fresh painting and so on we will see if that happens before the kick off next year
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I'm not entirely sure I understand what the 'directors' are saying there?lurcher wrote: ↑01 Oct 2021, 23:50at one of the meet the directors evenings i've attended it was said that all the toilets (among other things) have to pass an inspection before the gates are open. don't shoot the messenger but they said they seem to be regularly vandalised once the crowd start coming in.Tamworth Tiger wrote: ↑01 Oct 2021, 20:40 I keep saying, sort the toilet blocks out and get the atmosphere back by winning games and a lot of the pressure will be off.
I do accept that they have to pass an inspection beforehand but what are the standards that have to be met?
Are they saying there's no point upgrading the toilets as they are regularly vandalised so not worth upgrading? Perhaps the starting point of poor facilities encourages others not to respect them?
end of the day, they need improving and it shouldn't even be open to discussion. Just get on with it Cas and stop looking for excuses.
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It depends on who the volunteers are and what they are prepared to offer e.g. do the work as sponsorshipmdean wrote: ↑04 Oct 2021, 08:43 I can't see a lot to argue about on the article, it is personal and it does feel like one of the family being criticised.
Ah well, filled 20 minutes reading through and reflecting. The H&S comment is the root cause in reality. Volunteers working to a public H&S standard and insurance and building regs sign-off. Difficult to achieve.
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I like the idea of offering works needing doing as sponsorship, especially as they can do the job for cost and help the club.Tamworth Tiger wrote: ↑04 Oct 2021, 11:53It depends on who the volunteers are and what they are prepared to offer e.g. do the work as sponsorshipmdean wrote: ↑04 Oct 2021, 08:43 I can't see a lot to argue about on the article, it is personal and it does feel like one of the family being criticised.
Ah well, filled 20 minutes reading through and reflecting. The H&S comment is the root cause in reality. Volunteers working to a public H&S standard and insurance and building regs sign-off. Difficult to achieve.
Looking at the sponsors, we have a steel erector, window people, building contractors....... And they are the ones off the top of my head. That sounds like a new stand to me. In fact a new ground or rebuild. They main problem has always been where to play in a rebuild scenario. The covid Saga with no fans was a great opportunity. But we would have had to think ahead and gotten a bit lucky.
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That's always been the problem thinking ahead.
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The facilities are nothing short of embarrassing. In Covid times I’m surprised the club have not brought in portaloos as a temporary fix. In the time Cas have been just letting the stadium rot Featherstone have basically built a new stadium.
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very true, but as long as we have the possibility of a "FREE" new ground hanging over our heads i feel our current ground wont get anything but the minimum done to it, but as i have mentioned how low do the standards have to slip before something has to happen???Ponte Pigeon wrote: ↑05 Oct 2021, 12:16 The facilities are nothing short of embarrassing. In Covid times I’m surprised the club have not brought in portaloos as a temporary fix. In the time Cas have been just letting the stadium rot Featherstone have basically built a new stadium.
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Free new ground……don’t bank on it.yorky wrote: ↑05 Oct 2021, 12:25very true, but as long as we have the possibility of a "FREE" new ground hanging over our heads i feel our current ground wont get anything but the minimum done to it, but as i have mentioned how low do the standards have to slip before something has to happen???Ponte Pigeon wrote: ↑05 Oct 2021, 12:16 The facilities are nothing short of embarrassing. In Covid times I’m surprised the club have not brought in portaloos as a temporary fix. In the time Cas have been just letting the stadium rot Featherstone have basically built a new stadium.
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