Following our successful 6 week run of THE BENNY LYNCH STORY we have returned to the ground to restart the restoration work and to be greeted by the ravages of nature as the terraces have again become overgrown and slippy underfoot. Amazing to see how quickly the ground has once
again become covered in weeds and rubbish in the 3 months we have been away! The pitch looks id decent condition again despite more vandalism of late and the sterling work by the Council & JJFA in letting the surface recover over the close season. Huge thanks to Rab at No9 Services for his superb
work on removing the weeds on the West Terracing this month, which should make a huge difference in the weeks to come. We always knew the summer would be fighting a losing battle with the weeds and so will buckle down again this autumn to get the terracing cleared again and try to stay on top
of this for 2020. The maintenance is once again the difficult part of restoring an old football ground but am pleased with the condition of the concrete beneath from the work we did last season. The running track has again disappeared and have begun levelling this in the East end of the ground
again as well as training there every morning! Still far from perfect but the track is improving and one day will be back to full usage. Great to be back at the work in beautiful sunshine this month and the old ground has lost none of it's magic...
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With the lockdown finally beginning to ease this month, many businesses re-opened but alas our industry still remains in a precarious positi...
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With the lockdown finally beginning to ease this month, many businesses re-opened but alas our industry still remains in a precarious positi...
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Carried on with levelling of the track again this week and clearing more moss from the top of the old surrounding pitch wall. As you can see...
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Thanks to Ohio-based Eddie McCarroll for shooting this video last week on his visit back home to Cathkin Park. You can watch our latest work...
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