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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1955pie View Post
    I hope they filled the pipes with fluid to test for leaks before they buried them.
    How will they decide when to connect it all up?
    Premier League compulsory.
    Championship - don?t know?
    Will have been false economy if we get a home game against a top side in the third round of the FA Cup and it gets frozen off.
    To my mind we should have either done it all or not at all.
    So you don't think we should plan for the future? It made sense to put the pipework in while they were doing all the pitch work and I don't think for one minute that they would've buried the pipework without testing it first.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Observerpie View Post
    So you don't think we should plan for the future? It made sense to put the pipework in while they were doing all the pitch work and I don't think for one minute that they would've buried the pipework without testing it first.
    Yes, they should plan for the future. And I am sure that they must have tested the plumbing?
    But when will be the right time to finish the job off?
    They can't decide that it is going to be frosty next week so we will do it now.
    Championship? Premier League?
    Probably when there is nothing more important to spend the money on.
    I just don't like half finished jobs because often they don't get done.

    It won't be frosty Saturday anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1955pie View Post
    .....

    It won't be frosty Saturday anyway.
    Going to be wet though!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1955pie View Post
    Yes, they should plan for the future. And I am sure that they must have tested the plumbing?
    But when will be the right time to finish the job off?
    They can't decide that it is going to be frosty next week so we will do it now.
    Championship? Premier League?
    Probably when there is nothing more important to spend the money on.
    I just don't like half finished jobs because often they don't get done.

    It won't be frosty Saturday anyway.
    They said at the time they were future proofing and whilst winters have been relatively warmer recently if there was a forecast for an extremely cold winter then that?s when they would do it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1955pie View Post
    Yes, they should plan for the future. And I am sure that they must have tested the plumbing?
    But when will be the right time to finish the job off?
    They can't decide that it is going to be frosty next week so we will do it now.
    Championship? Premier League?
    Probably when there is nothing more important to spend the money on.
    I just don't like half finished jobs because often they don't get done.

    It won't be frosty Saturday anyway.
    Jeeez, it's not wallpapering the hallway project

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