Nigel Bamford wrote:Ian, are you still wanting scrap metal to raise money or has that run its course now?
Still taking it Nigel, we just shifted a load this morning which is now starting to clutter the place up so I'll have to get back in touch with laddo the scrap man.
Good turn-out this morning on what turned out to be a very nice sunny day.
JCubb & his lad turned up for his trailer & took our frame of a trailer to do up for us which'll be a massive help rather than relying on people all the time.
Big Al was in & out of the M A with tools but never got the chance to see what he was doing.
Steve A took down all the advertising boards from behind the HSE goals all the way to the main stand. Good painting job for during the week if anyone can manage that. I'll get some more paint tomorrow for the walls.
Ste Story came down & took some measurements & photos of the home changing room top half of the walls. I think he'll be waving his Paul Daniels magic wand over some computer screen to let us see what he's come up with later this week.
Myself & Ian (red van joiner) tidied another bay under the main stand which will now become the storage area for all the woodworking gear/lengths of wood/kitchen base units/doors/toilets/sprinklers etc. We'll eventually put shelving & racks up in that bay which will then allow us to store any donated items that might come in for future use.
Ian (white van joiner) Sorted some door JM has wanted doing for a while in the Cross Bar then carried on with a door frame that Mrssenorita was building for the away directors room. He then managed to get that fired onto the wall & will just require some plastering now.........any plasterer's???
John M was doing some painting over by the pop side burger van then doing his best impression of Elaine with a hoover cleaning up after Ian (white van joiner)
Both Whitty's were back in their second living room again doing the final touches to the stewards sink & unit, I think that's now got hot water as well.....not too sure on that though
Also thanks to the anon donator of all the pretty much brand new kitchen units & Ian (red van joiner) for transporting them. They've been stored in the M A ready for any future jobs.
Whitty 69's Daughter & Whitty 64's Daughter were busy roaming around the ground with wheelbarrows picking up rubbish & skipping it, they also took a load of rubbish from the M A to the skip as well. Both Daughters don't take ANY looks from either Father.....not a bad thing
Still looking for a brickie & a plasterer for a few job's, if you can help out a PM or post on here will be fine

We didn't underestimate them, we just didn't think they were that good.