This stand is at the north end of the ground.
Within the stand, blocks A to C and the front rows of blocks D and E are the Spion Kop (now called Clifton Quality Meats Stand) and the rear of blocks D and E contain the club's Family Stand (now the  Check in Family Stand).
It replaced the old Spion Kop and is connected to the West Stand by the North-West Corner stand.
It is named after Stan Mortensen, who is the only player in history to score a hat-trick at Wembley in an FA Cup Final.
The club use both The Kop and North Stand on tickets for this stand.
The abbreviation "B.F.C." is spelled out by white seats.
There is no hospitality balcony at the rear of the stand, with additional rows of general seating and office space behind, which during matches are "blacked out".
The stand also houses the Safehands Green Start Nursery and offices for Blackpool Primary Care Trust.
Behind the stand is a statue of Mortensen, which was unveiled on 23 August 2005 by his widow and Jimmy Armfield.
The statue, which is life-size, shows "Morty" in the pose of scoring a goal.
It cost £25,000, which was paid for by the club, Blackpool Council and Blackpool fans.

The original Kop had a roof installed over it in the 1960s, but it was pulled down again in the 1980s.
This stand is at the north end of the ground. Within the stand, blocks A to C and the front rows of blocks D and E are the Spion Kop (now called Clifton Quality Meats Stand) and the rear of blocks D and E contain the club's Family Stand (now the  Check in Family Stand). It replaced the old Spion Kop and is connected to the West Stand by the North-West Corner stand. It is named after Stan Mortensen, who is the only player in history to score a hat-trick at Wembley in an FA Cup Final. The club use both The Kop and North Stand on tickets for this stand. The abbreviation "B.F.C." is spelled out by white seats. There is no hospitality balcony at the rear of the stand, with additional rows of general seating and office space behind, which during matches are "blacked out". The stand also houses the Safehands Green Start Nursery and offices for Blackpool Primary Care Trust. Behind the stand is a statue of Mortensen, which was unveiled on 23 August 2005 by his widow and Jimmy Armfield. The statue, which is life-size, shows "Morty" in the pose of scoring a goal. It cost £25,000, which was paid for by the club, Blackpool Council and Blackpool fans.
The original Kop had a roof installed over it in the 1960s, but it was pulled down again in the 1980s.
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