RIP South Stand

By Rocky64
May 22 2008

Well as we promised yesterday in our Stadium expanision update, here are our photos of the recent stadium developments taking place at Bloomfield Road along with some more news about the South Stand and other developments taking place at the home of the Seasiders.

As we repoted yesterday and as our photo's below show; the remaining commercial space within the existing North Stand is finally been fitted out, no news yet on which company will be leasing the commercial space although we'll update you as soon as we have some news.

Meanwhile the infamous Oystons Estate Agency billboard has grown! Our photos below show both the front of the board and part of the south stand and the road facing side which is advertising office space etc to those who may drive passed. Effectivlety the club has subcontracted Oystons Estate Agency for the job of letting the stands commericial space.

 The pitch is also subject to some work at the moment. However instead of relaying the pitch once again as the club has done over the past few seasons. The club has instead decided to maintain the current one and it's currently beried under sand, On the South Stand front we've heard whispers that the club have set a timescale to build the new stand despite one of the pre-lets pulling out over an alleged financial dispute. But for those wandering what the site currently looks like we have another photo for you to enjoy.

Well that's a wrap folks but remember to stay tuned to the site for more updates on the South Stand and all your latest seasiders news! In the meantime check out the forum. The true home for seasiders online!

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