New Everton Stadium Discussion

[Tom Hughes]

This I know for a fact having worked extensively in the area for the last 15 years.

I surveyed residents over 20yrs ago. At that time, a few said the club was their landlord, and a few others suspected that the club was their landlord via an agent, which was confirmed to me a few yrs later. Even then most owners were not averse to listening to reasonable offers. Modern CPO laws are far more favourable to the developers than in yesteryear.... and at thectime of destination Kirkby the city planners didn't see any issues in expanding footprint.... especially as there are only 2 side streets abutting the Bullens.

 

[Goat]

You know what I do and who for. I've worked in every street in the area many, many times over many years. The vast majority of people there are tenants.

Im sure their landlords can find them other houses for a grand a month in rent.

 

[tommye]

I surveyed residents over 20yrs ago. At that time, a few said the club was their landlord, and a few others suspected that the club was their landlord via an agent, which was confirmed to me a few yrs later. Even then most owners were not averse to listening to reasonable offers. Modern CPO laws are far more favourable to the developers than in yesteryear.... and at thectime of destination Kirkby the city planners didn't see any issues in expanding footprint.... especially as there are only 2 side streets abutting the Bullens.

The world has changed massively in the last 20 years.

Forcing even one person from their home is an absolute no.
Not arsed which angle you come at it from.

 

[tommye]

Im sure their landlords can find them other houses for a grand a month in rent.

Why is it always the clever ones who are pigshit thick?

 

[Goat]

Why is it always the clever ones who are pigshit thick?

Cos most of them have never lived in the real world.

The poor are poor cos they dont try hard enough.

 

[arch stanton]

Why is it always the clever ones who are pigshit thick?

some of us stoopid dudes are pigshit thick too, bro. In fact I'm so stoopid I'm not sure what the points I'm trying make here.

 

[Tom Hughes]

Those houses are worth between 30-70k.

Good luck replacing those.

Not everybody would welcome being forced out of homes they have lived in all their life.

It could've been as few as 16-20 houses required to substantially expanding the Bullens. I'm certain there are multiples of that number vacant within Walton alone. Far larger house clearances have occured all over the city even in recent yrs..... we knocked significantly more down to build the Park end and car park..... I don't remember a single protest or outcry from Evertonians.

There are also literally thousands of empty properties and if owners are properly remunerated i really dont see the problem in accommodating one of the city's largest institutions.....

 

[Goat]

It could've been as few as 16-20 houses required to substantially expanding the Bullens. I'm certain there are multiples of that number vacant within Walton alone. Far larger house clearances have occured all over the city even in recent yrs..... we knocked significantly more down to build the Park end and car park..... I don't remember a single protest or outcry from Evertonians.

There are also literally thousands of empty properties and if owners are properly remunerated i really dont see the problem in accommodating one of the city's largest institutions.....

Ok, ignoring that for a second, where do we play our games whilst the Stadium is getting rebuilt?

 

[davek]

The world has changed massively in the last 20 years.

Forcing even one person from their home is an absolute no.
Not arsed which angle you come at it from.

What about the "pikeys" down in Oil Street Tommy?

New Everton Stadium Discussion

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[davek]

Ok, ignoring that for a second, where do we play our games whilst the Stadium is getting rebuilt?

It's done by completing sections of the stadium and using the off-seasom to the max. How have the Kopites done it?

They'll be doing the Anfield Road end soon.

 

[ashwuk76]

I surveyed residents over 20yrs ago. At that time, a few said the club was their landlord, and a few others suspected that the club was their landlord via an agent, which was confirmed to me a few yrs later. Even then most owners were not averse to listening to reasonable offers. Modern CPO laws are far more favourable to the developers than in yesteryear.... and at thectime of destination Kirkby the city planners didn't see any issues in expanding footprint.... especially as there are only 2 side streets abutting the Bullens.

Why are you so keen to evict people from thier homes? Sounds like what a tory would do...

 

[Goat]

It's done by completing sections of the stadium and using the off-seasom to the max. How have the Kopites done it?

They'll be doing the Anfield Road end soon.

Anfield doesnt have the same roof structure.

 

[davek]

Anfield doesnt have the same roof structure.

eh?

Principle is the same: you do it piecemeal.

 

[ashwuk76]

eh?

Principle is the same: you do it piecemeal.

Main stand and park end yes could be done separately possibly but bullens and Gladys St I don't think could.. the integrity of them would me compromised if you did one side at a time.

 

[Goat]

eh?

Principle is the same: you do it piecemeal.

Anfield doesnt have the same roof structure.

I mean the club conducted loads of studies and professionals deemed it unfeasible.

So no idea why we are still talking about it personally.