This club have emailed me every week, text me and called asking to renew my season. Despite doing so months ago.
They don’t do data.
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This club have emailed me every week, text me and called asking to renew my season. Despite doing so months ago.
They don’t do data.
I could not care less if it’s 50k or 60k as long as the potential for 70k is accommodated. The number is partially irrelevant as long as it’s intimidating. As for standing it’s a massive must. But I hope for 1.5 persons per seat eventually as that’s a free capacity increase
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
The point is, it isn't free at all. You'd have to i initially design a stadium for people who your not expecting to be there. I can understand his reasoning on this, though I don't necassarily agree with his seemingly ultimate conclusion.
AND they won’t have the opportunity to purchase a ticket..
Are you on the beer or simply unable/unwilling to read actual words?
Frank Halfcoate
Player Valuation: £500k
Old guy guilt tripping Meis into getting a move on, fair play to him, probably a war vet.He said the club hopes that we'll be there by the 2022/23 season. One fan who said he was in his 90s said that he might not see the stadium but Meis said "I'm sure you will". Someoene said that Wayne Rooney hopes to play there.... new contract maybe?
*salutes
So, help me understand, what you're actually saying is that if BMD is less than 60,000 seats, (a) the team won't win and (b) kids won't be able to purchase a ticket, but if the ground is built larger than 60,000, (a) the team would win and (b) kids would be able to purchase tickets?
I mean, I guess that's one interpretation of what you wrote, but it's no more meaningful, nor correct, than the original.
Frank Halfcoate
Player Valuation: £500k
Also, the thread title still says "worskshop", can somebody deal with that please.
Bloody hell. Clicked on that title at least half a dozen times and read over half the pages yet my brain didn't see it until I saw your comment.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
If BM had a 50k capacity and we say 4k of that is premium, we have 6k more seats than what we have now but with the small increase in disabled spaces and i'd imagine a couple of thousand extra season tickets who are on the waiting list now and we are only talking 4ish more to go on general sale. It's not a lot my friend. I don't think it will be that low but that is the struggle. I would like to see 10k extra general sales and for that we would need around 56k and that is if they don't give a percentage of that 6k increase available to be purchased as season tickets.
Let’s be clear: I’m not anti large capacity. I am anti stupid argument. And I am pro cauldron. I was simply offering another contect above for Meis’ words other than “we want people to have a hard time finding tickets.”
As ATL UTD have shown, you can sell 70k seats, double their expectations, and that’s in a [Poor language removed] sports town by Yank standards.
Onwards Evertonians
Player Valuation: £8m
I was sitting with someone called David, you weren't sat on the front row were you?
MickA
Player Valuation: £10m
Looking at what's been released so far the north stand is the only one with any possible room for expansion and that looks limited to bring the seat lines level to the sides.
The steepness of the rest of the stadium makes extensions there pretty much impractical. They simply have to call this initial capacity correctly.
MickA
Player Valuation: £10m
On the subject of this, did anybody at the workshops mention smart tech at the stadium? This is an area we have the opportunity to be truly innovative in.
The current digital offerings, both customer facing and back-end, are very poor. They look woefully underfunded and not part of any overarching strategy at all.
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