Goodison Park : New Exterior.

[billytoffee]

When is this new exterior happening?

Probably once the GOT thread has decided how it is getting funded!

Never underestimate the power of GOT !

 

[ToffeeDoug]

This is all capital expenditure on infrastructure so it is not relevant as far as STCC is concerned. It does not alter our STCC or profitability and sustainability status one iota.

The costs of the improvement will no doubt have been included in the capital requirement budgets calculated prior to his acquisition of shares.

Let's hope the depreciation life is no more than 4 years!

 

[Wizard]

Apparently we are announcing something at this conference in October.

http://www.stadiumdesignsummit.com/

Whether it is just showing off the new exterior or announcing a move I'm not sure

 

[tommye]

Apparently we are announcing something at this conference in October.

http://www.stadiumdesignsummit.com/

Whether it is just showing off the new exterior or announcing a move I'm not sure

Exterior modernisation.

 

[Efcjake]

With respect it doesn't. That's not how it works at all. The regulations look at the rise in non broadcasting revenues to calculate the permitted rise in wages. That's the important figure, but it makes no difference what goes on in the rest of the business and how those revenues are spent.

We talked about this in detail in either the STCC thread or the Moshiri thread. Damo was even there when we were walking through it all. Remember, we even linked the Premier League "Rulebook".

Honestly, I'm at a loss after those conversations reading those posts. Whoosh.

 

[jal123]

Went past this morning on my way to work, nothing doing.

 

[Efcjake]

Thats the point.

If the club pays for it out of a 'short term commercial deal' it takes away from what is available for wage STTC calculations.

If its take out of tv money it goes against us in transfer budget terms.


If it comes out of Moshiri's pocket it doesn't matter to either.

With respect it doesn't. That's not how it works at all. The regulations look at the rise in non broadcasting revenues to calculate the permitted rise in wages. That's the important figure, but it makes no difference what goes on in the rest of the business and how those revenues are spent.

We're subject to two sets of regulations. STTC and FFP.

You've previously said that our team building plans are potentially impacted because STTC calculations mean that tv money revenue related rises are limited; further non-broadcast related revenues will unlikely rise fast enough.

That means the non-broadcast related monies are going to be tight - limited.

Meaning that for our purposes they should ONLY be used for STTC purposes.

TV monies however, can be used on transfer fees.

Since we have such a high level of demand for new players - that means that tv revenue should be allocated to transfer fees themselves.

Given Moshiri under FFP is limited in what he can use of his own personal wealth (to write off) in this regard.


Moshiri is however, not limited in what he can write off or spend in infrastructure terms. It neither impacts us in STTC or FFP terms

From a compliance perspective the logic of it all is very simple for us.

@bizzaro we talked all about this weeks ago... You even liked the post below when Esk laid it out for you.

correct, google short term cost control rules premier league. - it relates specifically to capping the increase in salaries to £7 million a year, each year for the next 3 years unless there is a corresponding rise in non-broadcasting revenues.

 

[jal123]

@bizzaro we talked all about this weeks ago... You even liked the post below when Esk laid it out for you.

The trick in being a good liar is remembering your lies. Unfortunately Damo tells so many Rain Man would struggle to keep up.

 

[kithnou]

Went past this morning on my way to work, nothing doing.

In line with our Summer transfer policy then...

 

[everton2004]

Planning permission hasn't been granted yet ("Comments Until" date is tomorrow - I presume this is the period where neighbours can raise concerns?). The last one where planning permission was granted was 6 days after the close of comments so could be granted next week maybe?

http://northgate.liverpool.gov.uk/P...ins/Liverpool_WIP/Menus/PL.xml&DAURI=PLANNING

 

[kithnou]

Planning permission hasn't been granted yet ("Comments Until" date is tomorrow - I presume this is the period where neighbours can raise concerns?). The last one where planning permission was granted was 6 days after the close of comments so could be granted next week maybe?

http://northgate.liverpool.gov.uk/PlanningExplorer17/Generic/StdDetails.aspx?PT=Planning Applications On-Line&TYPE=PL/PlanningPK.xml&PARAM0=1000260&XSLT=/PlanningExplorer17/SiteFiles/Skins/Liverpool_WIP/xslt/PL/PLDetails.xslt&FT=Planning Application Details&PUBLIC=Y&XMLSIDE=/PlanningExplorer17/SiteFiles/Skins/Liverpool_WIP/Menus/PL.xml&DAURI=PLANNING

How long will Everton need to complete the works? Clock is ticking.

 

[everton2004]

Judging by the photos that were on Twitter yesterday, they've started the groundworks for the towers (which won't take long to build as they looked like they were a cladded scaffholding structure). I'd imagine if time runs out before the Spurs game, the remainder of the work will be completed in the fortnight before the Stoke game. That would be my guess anyway!

 

[deipnosophist]

Rushed building projects inevitably result in a shoddy product.
Everton is impressing me so much since Moshiri took over

 

[kithnou]

Rushed building projects inevitably result in a shoddy product.
Everton is impressing me so much since Moshiri took over

One thing you can't accuse Everton of. Rushing.

 

[The Esk]

Went past this morning on my way to work, nothing doing.

Same, I drove past late morning, not a lot happening except enormous amounts of litter. Looks like they've not swept the Bullens Road since the Norwich match.