Sandhills station

[Rita_Poon]

The answer to a lot of the problems with travel could be up on Great Howard Street. Shuttle buses going different ways, taxi stands , a bit of side street parking, priority green light routes.

Longer trains, running more frequently. Look at ferry services and options, including bmd terminal.

Golf buggy shuttles using cycle lane. Cheap food and drink after game
Free matchday public transport.
Can i be a mayor?

 

[James Patrick]

Has anyone even thought of away fans? What happens when they rock up at Sandhills? Do they too stand in the queue with thousands of evertonians?

They do at Kirkdale- same as we do at Arsenal, Selhurst, Fulham Broadway, Putney Bridge etc.

 

[Charro]

Every day this week.

And people expect them to put their extra trains on.

 

[allen]

Every day this week.

And people expect them to put their extra trains on.

Yeah but remember none of this is Rotherham’s fault.

It’s Everton’s because they chaired the transport working group and so must know everything there is to know about trains.

 

[Timbucktoo]

The answer to a lot of the problems with travel could be up on Great Howard Street. Shuttle buses going different ways, taxi stands , a bit of side street parking, priority green light routes.

Longer trains, running more frequently. Look at ferry services and options, including bmd terminal.

Golf buggy shuttles using cycle lane. Cheap food and drink after game
Free matchday public transport.
Can i be a mayor?

You certainly have answers to a lot of the transport problems, but when politicians are looking for votes they do too, but when they get themselves into positions of power they find out that its easy to talk about the answers to problems but its very different getting the solutions up and running.

 

[Timbucktoo]

The answer to a lot of the problems with travel could be up on Great Howard Street. Shuttle buses going different ways, taxi stands , a bit of side street parking, priority green light routes.

Longer trains, running more frequently. Look at ferry services and options, including bmd terminal.

Golf buggy shuttles using cycle lane. Cheap food and drink after game
Free matchday public transport.
Can i be a mayor?

You certainly have answers to a lot of the transport problems, but when politicians are looking for votes they do too, but when they get themselves into positions of power they find out that its easy to talk about the answers to problems but its very different getting the solutions up and running.

 

[Johnniepk]

You certainly have answers to a lot of the transport problems, but when politicians are looking for votes they do too, but when they get themselves into positions of power they find out that its easy to talk about the answers to problems but its very different getting the solutions up and running.

Could be all rubbish options but as i always say " theres no bad ideas, just ideas we won't be using"
The green light clear route is simple and effective though!

 

[Sweeneytoad]

Meanwhile we have a mayor who can't even improve one station.

 

[Azza]

Meanwhile we have a mayor who can't even improve one station.

Bring a blue home.

 

[davek]

Meanwhile we have a mayor who can't even improve one station.

...yeah, but Commander Steve's talking to Tim Peake and sending people into orbit...

 

[davek]

First words out of Rotheram's gob about the complaints about access to the stadium in that radio interview the other day: "It's all a myth".

I mean, you know immediately you're dealing with the worst blagger ever.

 

[Connor]

"There is no money"

 

[Goat]

"There is no money"

Thanks Sir Keir.

 

[Bryan+]

 

[Rehnman]

First words out of Rotheram's gob about the complaints about access to the stadium in that radio interview the other day: "It's all a myth".

I mean, you know immediately you're dealing with the worst blagger ever.

I thought his manner in the interview on the Echo podcast was appalling, he really went down in my opinion. It was all 'poor me' and taking pot shots at anyone with an issue. I actually read the "Manifesto for the North" he wrote with Burnham last year and in the podcast it was amazing to hear him adopt the exact same arguments and excuses that governments' use to try and explain their lack of action and investment outside London that he railed against in his own book.

It's pretty obvious that the team around him put a major PR strategy in place for the second test event, with clearly-prewritten articles appearing saying what a success the travel had been before most of the crowd had even had time to travel home! Well this might come as a surprise to him, but we're not idiots. Personally, I don't even think it should be a case of seeing what he can do before the next election, I think people should be calling for his resignation today. When planning was granted, it was accompanied by talk of new stations and new roads. In the end, he's delivered a fence and two portaloos. It's going to take years to make up for his own lack of action over years, and that's every bit as economically damaging to the city of Liverpool as a whole as it is to our club in particular.