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The Interview - John MacFarlane - Head of Facilities at Ibrox (Patreon)

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2023-07-31 17:51:45
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Stevie Clifford was delighted to Interview John MacFarlane, head of facilities at Ibrox stadium as part of Fan Media series of club interviews.  

 We get an update on various Ibrox projects   - 

  • Toilet upgrades & timescales 
  • Truth about Stadium seat refurb 
  •  External Footprint upgrade 
  • Cladding upgrades & Stadium cleaning -
  • Ibrox Projects upgrades 
  • Training ground upgrade update 
  •  Few other updates also!

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Ryan Lynch

I knew John in a previous workplace, on training course and site visits. Was good to see him getting this job.

Graham Jones

Really informative interview, and dispels a lot of myths surrounding what is going on. The club could be forgiving for thinking it wasn’t something supporters would be interested in, but we’re just that type of following who care about it all. It all affects how we operate as a club, and how people view us as a club. The stadium has been getting back to some sort of normality, but it’s clear they see a lot more is needing done. I guess it’s a real dilemma trying to work out how to bring Ibrox into the modern age. There will be a point where we need to look deeper at what to do long term about the stadium, but we need to get somethings to a certain level before we tackle that. Maybe we need to look ad dressing those things together and bring them forward in some way. It’ll be a case of raising the funds to do so.

Martin Macdonald

Cracking insight into what’s going on behind the scenes.

Gordon Smith

The original seats were installed 77-80 and replaced in 96. It’s surely time for replacement again ?