The new stand in position, and the Lossie squad posing in front ahead of a game v a Dundee United XI...
The new stand arrives and is craned into position...
The new stand arrives and is craned into position...
An early start was required to get her down
Once the remains of the steel are disposed of, the rubble will be used in the concrete slab on which the new stand will sit once it arrives.
Demolition work
progressing
The old stand, shivering in the snow in March 2006, and basking in the warmth of a win over Brora in February 2009
After 60 years towering over almost as many home wins, the famous Grant Park grandstand is to be demolished and replaced. The old stand has been patched up and repaired many times, but increasing costs have finally pushed the club into building a replacement. The club are looking to purchase a 150-seater structure similar to that recently installed by Formartine United ahead of their first season in the Highland League and Lossie will look to raise the necessary funds by holding fundraising games, a dinner later in the year, and by selling individual seats for life in the stand for £100 each.
Over the summer, you can keep an eye on how work is progressing by returning to this page, which will be updated regularly once demolition begins. News on how to purchase a seat for life and more details on fundraising events will appear when they have been confirmed.
Coasters
to replace stand - Northern Scot
New
stand target for ambitious Lossie
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