Off Topic The SIR Kenny Dalglish Public House

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moreinjuredthanowen said:
the roofs gone in and ruined the pillars. theres shag all holding the side walls up so it's all ****ed.

only the front two towers are left.
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Believe me it's my job. Church stonework is usually ok, it will need supporting until the roof timbers are back in, but is repairable. We dealt with York Minster when that had a serious fire and it was all rebuilt, as have many other churches.
 
Garlic Klopp said:
Believe me it's my job. Church stonework is usually ok, it will need supporting until the roof timbers are back in, but is repairable. We dealt with York Minster when that had a serious fire and it was all rebuilt, as have many other churches.
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yeah but there's a stone arched roof and all the upper **** fell in on it and that's probably collapsed it.

guy on sky was saying York wasn't half the fire.

we will see eventually when the thing is safe to look inside etc.
 
Solid_Air 2 said:
it will be like the Mackintosh in Glasgow after every renovation it catches fire again.
might want to check the whereabouts of the directors of building companies who specialise in historical building renovations :bandit:
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Garlic Klopp said:
Believe me it's my job. Church stonework is usually ok, it will need supporting until the roof timbers are back in, but is repairable. We dealt with York Minster when that had a serious fire and it was all rebuilt, as have many other churches.
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<whistle>


Seriously, a real tragedy. Hope no-one is hurt.
 
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Zanjinho said:
There are debates whether it's a tragedy or not because nobody was killed <doh>
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No doubt.
Of course, I can see the point - loss of life takes it to a different level, but the destruction of a beautiful building with cultural and historical significance rates as a type of tragedy to me.
It can be rebuilt, but still a sad sight to see it destroyed.
 
Been playing a footy game on my phone. I'd taken the decision to leave my current club (Stoke) and therefore had to go. Only got two offers though; Man Utd or Chelsea. Guess that's the end of that game!!!
 
Zanjinho said:
Been playing a footy game on my phone. I'd taken the decision to leave my current club (Stoke) and therefore had to go. Only got two offers though; Man Utd or Chelsea. Guess that's the end of that game!!!
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Take the United offer and sell all their best players. <ok>

Buy crappy players instead and bankrupt MUFC
 
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