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Have they put the Barrel sections on correctly the other side though? There are Two space between the vented sections this side ,but on the other side there all over the place. Have a look.

Well done Paul, superb footage and a lovely day for it. The barrel cladding is a thing of beauty and I love the final edging of the cladding on the south stand.

Well done, Paul. So at least three drones were flying around this event: yours, Nick's and the official one. How fitting (pun!) that it should be brilliant sunshine for the event, as it made the barrel look fantastic.

Went here all the time as a kid so sad

Brilliant Video again thanks for the update!

Cheers Paul. Tremendous effort by the team that Barrel Clad the stadium. Par excellence. The Fourth Grace finally has all her curves.

Great capture of an historic moment - this amazing build is / has been undoubtedly something none of us will ever see again.

Great stuff as always Paul 👍

Boss video again mate does it saying anything on the last cladding going in on the barrel

Nice one Paul 👍👍 I wish Liverpool FC had this Construction company and its builders just to do the one stand that has taken almost 3 + years

Well done Paul

Well done Paul, Barrel Cladding looks great now it's complete, thanks for capturing the installation of the last piece.

Brilliant footage, Paul!

Another landmark in blue history, thanks Paul.

Superb!

Great video Paul, a few things stood out to me. 1. The paneling on the porch area of the West Steps has been added after the paving there was completed. 2. The area above the South Mezzanine is mostly looking very clean and tidy, some scaffolding to clean and paint perhaps. 3. In the North West corner, under the barrel cladding, there appears to be a tall silver structure, not sure what it is? 4. On the North side of the Media Centre, there's a U shaped structure on the ground, maybe just temporary? 5. That dark panel that's missing on the East (Centre / South) above the bricks, appears to be the new "missing coping stone" for us OCD people.

once mighty pools a ruin

Well done 👍👏👏👏

Once again,thanks for the time taken uploading and editing this and the previous videos Paul 😁😁

Well done Paul Great images. 👍👏

Looks like a giant toilet seat, I suppose they'll be enough shit in it when it opens

Hi. Just got into the channel through this video. I'll stick with it.

Thanks, Paul. For probably the first time I haven't noticed something new in your video, set against recent other droner contributions. That's not a criticism as you can only relay what's there, so it's more of a measure of how much is able to change from day to day, now, with the external view.

How wonderfully diverse

Pretty impressive...by anyone's standards...a landmark construction

Excellent again Paul, thanks👍

Works moving on at pace it seems

Great video mate, so much to look at

Barrel cladding should be done today or tomorrow?

combien de tours par minute la vitesse du ventilateur ?

sounds like a similar system as used by the Holland Tunnel, moving air perpendicular to the roadway. When that was opened some claimed the air in the tunnel was cleaner than that at street level in the city. Was neat to see this.

No point having the building now. I wonder the back hander switched hands.

Fantastic footage mate 👍, so much better being a bit longer and seamless footage, instead of those that cut to different angle just when we are taking in the footage 😂

I compared this video to a video that flies pripyat at 1988 and, all these trees are just, a lot!

I've been severely weakened in UK. They have taken my muscles ou and put new crap ones in. This country is the same quality as 30 years ago

Thanks mate. Still quite a bit to do before December !

Are the bells still working?

Places I knew so well but haven't seen in decades... As a keen birder, I spent hours wandering around the freshwater lagoon and the patch of mud and spoil that is now the nature reserve. Later on, as an Immigration Officer from 1969 to 1975, I visited ships in virtually every dock from Garston to Seaforth and from Runcorn to Bidston on the other side. This included regular passenger services from Canada, Nigeria and the Canaries. Then it changed - almost overnight it seems now...

In the part of the video where you fly in the square area where the demolition has stopped, does it look bit of paper and old folders? Just curious 🤨

Are they still there. I read an article saying a councillor was going to have them cleared. Shame if that's happened. Boat graveyards make for good photography ops

Beautiful.. No back ground 😊

NO VOLUME

The build looks like there are 4 sibblings and 2 of the sibblings got the hand me downs (The Kop and Sir Kenny Daglish Stand) and not because daddy can't afford but daddy is bloody cheap

Take off your tinted glass and capture the image of the Kop next to the main stand then capture the image of Anfield Road next to Sir Kenny Daglish Stand; When you have this visual then objectively you will conclude that FSG are cheap ass penny pinches

I still find myself in awe whenever I see the Main Stand, it is such a beautiful building in its own right. It's even more mind boggling what they were able to build when you remember what the old stand looked like. Say what you want about FSG but they deserve credit for what they've done to Anfield.

Paul, thanks for your weekly. N.B. your caption at 10:55 mins, the northern end of the mezzanine tunnel is not the Players' Coach entrance. The Players' Coaches will stop on the Western Plaza in front of the central tunnel through the Terrace, unless the weather is particularly poor, when the Coach could stop with its nose just under the mezzanine but go no further. After emptying it would back up and park elsewhere. the only vehicles that can travel under the mezzanine will be Emergency Vehicles, if required.

A great leisurely update Paul, thanks👍

Now that the north perimeter wall is being constructed it highlights the " roadway" between the Everton site and the Facility next door.i am led to believe that this " roadway " belongs to that Facility and appears to go nowhere ? What possible use is it to them as their access yards are more than adequate for their trading needs unless they have long-term plans for this strip of land. A donation of this land to Everton F.C. I am sure would alleviate traffic flow to and from the Western Plaza

Paul, How do I contact you Please?

Paul, do they intend to demolish the Big House? By the way is this a trainee operator?