New Everton Stadium

[ggooggooggoo]

Haha mate if sea levels were to rise that much in even the next 20 years, we would have much bigger fish to fry than going the football...

Sea levels rise about 3mm a year, say that sea wall at BMD is 5 metres.. it would take 1500 years for it to reach the top

Gareth Barry will still be running the middle then.

 

[ggooggooggoo]

There's nothing new yet on the Land Registry website, see my comments below

Currently Bramley Dock shows on the Land Registry site as still owned by Peel, but it's not unusual for the Land Registry to be several weeks, sometimes months behind on changes of ownership.

Other information of note: Bramley Moore dock was acquired by Peel for £800,000 on 1st September 2006. Interestingly there was a change to the covenants attached to the land in June 2016 - this may well relate to previous usage restrictions being lifted.

You could call them to confirm who owns it, tell them you spotted Klopp fly tipping or something and wanted to let the owners know.

 

[royalblue66]

Heard Warrington Anlgling club own the fishing rights on that stratech of the ME

Gareth Barry will still be running the middle then.

And I bet that miserable woman will still be behind the bar, on match day.

 

[deipnosophist]

Bet he's an Evertonian

I don't think so. An Evertonian would carry a sign declaring "prepare for the end of ALL worlds"

 

[Gardocki]

There a lot of people one here claiming to know things but a lot of the information isn't stacking up.

The site areas reported for Bramley Moore and Nelson Dock of 9 and 7 acres respectively are the 'water' areas only. There's obviously a lot of site area surrounding these.

Bramley Moore Dock'e entire site has a total size is over 16 acres. If its true that we have a sale agreed on 16 acres, it WILL NOT include Nelson Dock.

The problem with the BM Dock site on its own, from what I can tell, is its shape. It's a long narrow site with a width of 180 sq m. The Etihad, Emirates and Aviva are all about 200m wide at their widest points (stadium building only). Given that everybody will need to access and circulate the stadium from one direction we will surely need wide concourses around a stadium. I'm no stadium designer, but I can't see how we can fit a stadium into BM due to its shape.

Not that I'm accusing people of telling porkies on the internet of course .

 

[jackson22]

That King's Dock project from a decade back always seemed like such a good idea. I for one just hope that the new stadium will keep the club in the city and hope it will be named something other than Crabbie's Ginger Beer Pot ©

Three units on Bramley Moore Dock SOLD this morning.

The commercial property on the docks can be found here, had over 2000 views already today: https://realla.co/commercial-proper...yside-l3-0ap/0bb333145838847aeb002f7381ca9bcc

possibly Everton?

 

[mightymoyes]

Three units on Bramley Moore Dock SOLD this morning.

The commercial property on the docks can be found here, had over 2000 views already today: https://realla.co/commercial-proper...yside-l3-0ap/0bb333145838847aeb002f7381ca9bcc

possibly Everton?

if its anyone else it would throw a spanner in the works of a new stadium there!

 

[davek]

Believe Dave!, Believe!, you can't see the wood for the trees lad.

You claimed Martinez was our saviour right up to the end.

You claimed Moshiri is a fraud milking the club.

There's a pattern here Dave...

Cant remember calling Martinez a saviour or Moshiri a fraud. Apart from that, spot on.

 

[allen]

This is interesting...

Not knowing much about any kind of land purchase, let alone land that has lots of water in the middle of it, I thought I'd measure up the docks.

If the acreage includes the water, the following covers the ~17 acres:

If it doesn't include the water, this is ~17 acres:

Now I'm not really sure where the boundaries are between docks, so I've just sketched what felt about right.

It's interesting that one interpretation includes Nelson Dock in the area, and the other doesn't. Someone with more knowledge on this than me might be able to suggest which of the two is likely to be correct.

 

[Jacko93]

Just a small point, but I'm not sure its saying that the units have been purchased. I would assume that they are simply no longer available for let.

 

[ToffeeDoug]

In similar vein, Google Maps, the scale and a ruler tells me that BMD + ND is closer to 30 acres all in.

Silly question, but would a land deal with Peel Ports have to include the 'water' area as such, or is it just the hard-standing area on its own? (@allen point above) Does the 'water area' come free?!

And are there any Grade 2 or heritage status issues at play here about filling in the docks altogether. Must any of the 'water nature' of the docks be retained no matter what?

@The Esk

 

[ggooggooggoo]

Looks like we are having a water feature on the 18 yard line then ..............i think this confirms it ain't happening

 

[Gardocki]

Whatever site has been agreed, its going to be brilliant for the club if it happens. I've gone from hope to expectation, but still don't talk about it to friends who support other teams in case it doesn't happen, because, you know, it's Everton.

 

[arch stanton]

Looking at the brochure on pdf, that sale link is for the strip of land and units between bad and Nelson dock.
Looks occupied by businesses on the photos. If anyone is local they could always pop in to one and ask if they've been given their matching orders by moshes big hitters

 

[Azza]

It's all so obvious now we're going to build a floating and travel the world for our home games.