I keep suggesting we have a monorail system, but I just get told I've a one track mind. 
However, that would increase the noise levels dramatically.
Prestressing the rails does the same without the higher noise levels.
a 3mm gap over 10 metres would become a 6mm gap at -40? ? thats nowt to a 3 foot diameter wheel. the wheel would drop into the gap about 0.05mmDon't forget that rails also contract in winter. Railways set up to cope with 40 degree weather will struggle when they get to minus 20.
Chap in front of me purchased an umbrella from the club shop and was then not allowed to take it into the ground.Interesting discussion with the steward.It's raining. Take a raincoat tonight and a bucket.
British Steel Scunthorpe installing a system to produce longer lengths to be used on HS2
Happened to me at Coventry about a decade ago.Chap in front of me purchased an umbrella from the club shop and was then not allowed to take it into the ground.Interesting discussion with the steward.
Two potential solutions spring to mind for this type of common occurence.Happened to me at Coventry about a decade ago.
Two potential solutions spring to mind for this type of common occurence.
1. Request a refund from the club shop, and then wear a plaggy bag on your head once in the ground.
2. Distract the steward by shoving the newly acquired Hull City Umbrella up his his rear entrance, swiftly running past him while he is understandably distracted. Then wear a plaggy bag on your head once in the ground.

Which is why I used it. In normal conversation I would probably call it a Carrier BagYet another Hullism 'plaggy'![]()
Sound advice. I'll take it on board for future reference.Two potential solutions spring to mind for this type of common occurence.
1. Request a refund from the club shop, and then wear a plaggy bag on your head once in the ground.
2. Distract the steward by shoving the newly acquired Hull City Umbrella up his his rear entrance, swiftly running past him while he is understandably distracted. Then wear a plaggy bag on your head once in the ground.