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brb said:
I was wondering why the lower tiers were closed in the Birmingham v Sunderland game tonight....

https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sp.../birmingham-city-stands-shut-repairs-22823221
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That must be some serious asbestos works if they are having to demolish structures to get at it?
Being a really sad bastard, I would like to understand more about this. In a previous role with my company, I was responsible for asbestos management across all of our UK manufacturing sites.
 
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pieguts said:
That must be some serious asbestos works if they are having to demolish structures to get at it?
Being a really sad bastard, I would like to understand more about this. In a previous role with my company, I was responsible for asbestos management across all of our UK manufacturing sites.
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I read some of the comments underneath it and I was wondering what one comment said it was only built 30 years ago, so I looked on wiki to see what had been going on at St Andrews, it underwent extensive modernisation in the 90's. The modernisation section of wiki on the ground makes interesting reading, as it was included in the same safety report as the Bradford fire. 2022 they are still in a mess and no lessons learned about taking short cuts...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Andrew's_(stadium)
 
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brb said:
I read some of the comments underneath it and I was wondering what one comment said it was only built 30 years ago, so I looked on wiki to see what had been going on at St Andrews, it underwent extensive modernisation in the 90's. The modernisation section of wiki on the ground makes interesting reading, as it was included in the same safety report as the Bradford fire. 2022 they are still in a mess and no lessons learned about taking short cuts...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Andrew's_(stadium)
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Yeah, that's true. You quoted wiki.
 
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