Apparently the delay is because they now believe its not going to be big enough and they want to redesign it to fit in with the next phase of the project which will be the wxm lager stand
HI Nick Thank you for ther update I think I read about sometime that they cannot start on that new stand due to a lot of essential piping under there like water,gas ETC I believe they were trying to solve this.
The funds are available to be released to the club to start work on the new stand but as of today the club have yet to sign the last piece of paper work, some have said its due to maybe a last minute change on the design.
Great update Mr D, The Racecourse ground is looking a lot better. Temp stands seem to stay a long time, Bleakpool have had one for the away supporters for a very long time. As you mentioned building stand extensions from the outside inwards, Man City are doing just that at the moment.
Perhaps a Wrexham supporter can confirm, but as far as I know the temp stand has permission to stay until the end of the upcoming season. So I expect nothing to change until Summer 25.
Note that when they talk about building in two stages, that at first sounds like building the stands first and the rest of the building after, but it might also involve starting building behind the temp stand during the season and then tearing down the temporary stands and starting rest of the work when the upcoming season wraps up in Summer 25, looking to open as early as possible in the following season. Actually, come to think of it, that would also be a good look for the doco to have the work behind the temp stands making progress through Season 4.
My lovely team Birmingham city will be playing there next season . Should be a good game and 100%sell out ..is that temporary stand for away fans . Let’s hope it doesn’t rain 🌧️ 👍🏻💙🤍💙
Yeah be great to have some big traditional clubs playing at the Racecourse again. But ALL our games will be sold out, regardless, as they were last season.
Cold Brew stand sponsorship was announced at the same time as the sponsorship of the whole stadium. The temp stand opened 24 Dec 2023 but the 4 walls sponsorship was announced 22 Feb 2024.
Maybe the access points can be moved to the sides allowing building access? Also it's pronounced Stoke not Stok . Thanks for your interest in our stadium, our story, and our town mate
The silence is deafening fro the club in regards to it, so i dont think anyone knows what is happening. Would not suprise me temp stand will prob be there next season too.
There's all ways one isn't there how is it even relevant this is about Wrexham not bloody Liverpool I suspect your a Taff blue nose/Bitter if so aren't the likes of Wrexham successful enough for you
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Hey Nick, I believe planning permission was not granted. Hopefully they can go again and eventually get it done as used to go to a lot of games as a kid and stand in the kop.
Strange how people think that going to a Wrexham game is any different than any other at that level. It isn't. Just because they have a tv documentary doesn't make going to a game like Anfield on a European night. Ridiculous. Good effort to go and have a look but I just don't get the fuss at all.
Panic not folks…I have news! The stand will be built 4 times bigger than expected! We will have to be patient and wait a few years until we are sustainable in Europe and we have the proper finance in place.So good times are ahead!
They are only in League One, so they don't even need that temporary stand. Why would they start building at this stage. Bournemouth are still playing in the Premiership with an 11,000 seater new, but low tech stadium with supporting pillars. which is a scandal really. Why do the PL allow this? Surely entry to the PL should be dependent on the qualifying team having an acceptable ground? Next season Crystal Palace, Brentford and Ipswich are surely unacceptable grounds for the PL?
Portman Road is a class ground. Proper English four sided stadium with a good capacity. And also nothing wrong with Brentford’s ground, it’s small for Prem but if they get relegated it’s a perfect size for them in the Football League. Bournemouth is scandalous though they’ve been Prem for so many years now and they still haven’t developed from their very League 1 early 00’s Subbuteo pack design
@@RoyalT0208 And Crystal Palace? Still think grounds should meet minimum standards for a team to be accepted into the Premier League, even if it means playing homes games at another ground. Luton's ground last season in the PL was a joke and endangered spectator safety. They could easily have switched to MK Dons for a season.
@@grahamcook9289 Have you ever been to a game before? Luton's ground is not a danger to spectator safety, that's a massive exaggeration. Selhurst Park is fine, it needs an extension but they're working on it. Way you're making out we'd only have 7 or 8 grounds in the country allowed to host Premier League games
They need the temporary stand because they sell out every week. Wayne Jones, the owner of the Turf, says his pub fills up on a match day with foreign tourists who couldn't get tickets.
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Apparently the delay is because they now believe its not going to be big enough and they want to redesign it to fit in with the next phase of the project which will be the wxm lager stand
HI Nick Thank you for ther update I think I read about sometime that they cannot start on that new stand due to a lot of essential piping under there like water,gas ETC I believe they were trying to solve this.
The funds are available to be released to the club to start work on the new stand but as of today the club have yet to sign the last piece of paper work, some have said its due to maybe a last minute change on the design.
Gorgeous location. Love that big stand wrapping around the pub. Thanks for the flyover.
Great update Mr D, The Racecourse ground is looking a lot better. Temp stands seem to stay a long time, Bleakpool have had one for the away supporters for a very long time.
As you mentioned building stand extensions from the outside inwards, Man City are doing just that at the moment.
Great work, magic angles. Construction takes time especially towards the end of site project . Safety and other smaller issues delays the work .
Think Blackpool are close to completing purchase of final few properties to allow the building of a permanent stand.
Gillingham had their "temporary" stand for years now.
Love these videos of different grounds Mr Drone. Good luck to Wrexham for the new season. Best wishes, Graeme from Portsmouth. Play Up Pompey.
Same to you boys and congratulation back in the Championship. Good luck.
Perhaps a Wrexham supporter can confirm, but as far as I know the temp stand has permission to stay until the end of the upcoming season.
So I expect nothing to change until Summer 25.
Note that when they talk about building in two stages, that at first sounds like building the stands first and the rest of the building after, but it might also involve starting building behind the temp stand during the season and then tearing down the temporary stands and starting rest of the work when the upcoming season wraps up in Summer 25, looking to open as early as possible in the following season.
Actually, come to think of it, that would also be a good look for the doco to have the work behind the temp stands making progress through Season 4.
You are a busy man.
My lovely team Birmingham city will be playing there next season . Should be a good game and 100%sell out ..is that temporary stand for away fans . Let’s hope it doesn’t rain 🌧️ 👍🏻💙🤍💙
If it is inclement weather then they'll have to name it the 'Gene Kelly Stand' as you'll all be 'singing in the rain'.
No, home fans use the Kop
Yeah be great to have some big traditional clubs playing at the Racecourse again. But ALL our games will be sold out, regardless, as they were last season.
Away fans are tucked in the corner , you get an allocation of almost 1200 near our noisy part so always lots of banter and atmoshere
When will you be going to check out the etihad stadium again, there's been alot of progress since you been to it
Cold Brew stand sponsorship was announced at the same time as the sponsorship of the whole stadium.
The temp stand opened 24 Dec 2023 but the 4 walls sponsorship was announced 22 Feb 2024.
Nice footage. I look forward to fining out how things will progress for the proposed new Kop stand.
Maybe the access points can be moved to the sides allowing building access? Also it's pronounced Stoke not Stok . Thanks for your interest in our stadium, our story, and our town mate
The silence is deafening fro the club in regards to it, so i dont think anyone knows what is happening. Would not suprise me temp stand will prob be there next season too.
Is it right that LFC have gone into liquidation as they cannot afford the over-priced wages for the Actresses?
There's all ways one isn't there how is it even relevant this is about Wrexham not bloody Liverpool I suspect your a Taff blue nose/Bitter if so aren't the likes of Wrexham successful enough for you
Great video
The mighty Millers will be there next season.
Did they beat him up?
Can see them building a new ground instead
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Hey Nick, I believe planning permission was not granted. Hopefully they can go again and eventually get it done as used to go to a lot of games as a kid and stand in the kop.
Strange how people think that going to a Wrexham game is any different than any other at that level. It isn't. Just because they have a tv documentary doesn't make going to a game like Anfield on a European night. Ridiculous. Good effort to go and have a look but I just don't get the fuss at all.
Don't go into the wrong pub around there kidder used to be a no go area for scousers back in the day. Also chester and tranmere nightmare for coppers!
Panic not folks…I have news! The stand will be built 4 times bigger than expected! We will have to be patient and wait a few years until we are sustainable in Europe and we have the proper finance in place.So good times are ahead!
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Nick, why do we keep seeing cuts on your lips and face? I hope no one has tried to beat the living daylights out of you? Hope you're OK mate 👍
They are only in League One, so they don't even need that temporary stand. Why would they start building at this stage. Bournemouth are still playing in the Premiership with an 11,000 seater new, but low tech stadium with supporting pillars. which is a scandal really. Why do the PL allow this? Surely entry to the PL should be dependent on the qualifying team having an acceptable ground? Next season Crystal Palace, Brentford and Ipswich are surely unacceptable grounds for the PL?
Portman Road is a class ground. Proper English four sided stadium with a good capacity. And also nothing wrong with Brentford’s ground, it’s small for Prem but if they get relegated it’s a perfect size for them in the Football League. Bournemouth is scandalous though they’ve been Prem for so many years now and they still haven’t developed from their very League 1 early 00’s Subbuteo pack design
@@RoyalT0208 And Crystal Palace? Still think grounds should meet minimum standards for a team to be accepted into the Premier League, even if it means playing homes games at another ground. Luton's ground last season in the PL was a joke and endangered spectator safety. They could easily have switched to MK Dons for a season.
@@grahamcook9289 Have you ever been to a game before? Luton's ground is not a danger to spectator safety, that's a massive exaggeration. Selhurst Park is fine, it needs an extension but they're working on it. Way you're making out we'd only have 7 or 8 grounds in the country allowed to host Premier League games
They need the temporary stand because they sell out every week. Wayne Jones, the owner of the Turf, says his pub fills up on a match day with foreign tourists who couldn't get tickets.
New stand is very much needed as it sells out every game