New Everton Stadium

[dead_soft]

Try reading the post after

Didn't see your next post, apologies. I still don't agree with that, I think it's about the game more than the actual stadium. I don't think it's devalued for the teams who won it at millennium stadium or if they've played at Wembley before. If it's. FA Cup final, happy for it to be at Turf Moor

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

Didn't see your next post, apologies. I still don't agree with that, I think it's about the game more than the actual stadium. I don't think it's devalued for the teams who won it at millennium stadium or if they've played at Wembley before. If it's. FA Cup final, happy for it to be at Turf Moor

Wembley is the National stadium and part of the glamour of getting to the cup final is the opportunity to play there.

 

[dead_soft]

Wembley is the National stadium and part of the glamour of getting to the cup final is the opportunity to play there.

I get it is a part of the enjoyment of a day out but I think the paracticalities of letting other clubs play there make sense

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

I get it is a part of the enjoyment of a day out but I think the paracticalities of letting other clubs play there make sense

I don't, as its solely about money with no thought for the game whatsoever

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

I know some blues think we'll end up with a small, shoddy compromise of a stadium that isn't even as big as St James' Park, but I can still dream...

A blue version of Borussia Dortmund's Westfalenstadion would look great on the Mersey.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

I know some blues think we'll end up with a small, shoddy compromise of a stadium that isn't even as big as St James' Park, but I can still dream...


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A blue version of Borussia Dortmund's Westfalenstadion would look great on the Mersey.

That is the stadium I would love us to build.

 

[kithnou]

I know some blues think we'll end up with a small, shoddy compromise of a stadium that isn't even as big as St James' Park, but I can still dream...


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A blue version of Borussia Dortmund's Westfalenstadion would look great on the Mersey.

That is the stadium I would love us to build.

As much as we would all love a version of this, it won' be. This isn't the "most modern designed" stadium as great as it is.

 

[TheFinnFan]

Nothing, no matter how big or fancy or how new and shiny, NOTHING, will ever look better than me mar.

Amen to that brother, bless her.

 

[BNJ1878]

Went along past BM dock earlier and the drive in cinema scaffold frame for the big screen has been dismantled and removed. Site is being cleared. Wonder why?

No idea why, but the drive in cinema is quite a fair way from Bramley Moore. I think it's right at the south end of Clarence?

 

[timmyistop]

Not going to Stockholm every other week. Next...

I go to Stockholm every other week its not that bad.

 

[MickA]

We could always have a top tier say behind each goal that is non season ticket but only opened after the lower tiers have sold out, therefore not the smattering of empty seats you see at the Etihad, all the seats will be sold out close to the pitch and then the upper tier sold on a game by game basis. Wouldn;t be noticed by the cameras and we would retain the intimidating atmosphere. 50,000 then an extra 10,000 as and when it is needed. Even allow 5000 away fans - better atmosphere and more money! Also one of these tiers could allow almost 'giveaway' prices to students, schools unemployed etc one to boost attendances and two to increase the overall fan base.

The 'giveaway' prices sound great but you have to be careful not to alienate ST holders and others who are paying full price. It's a fine balance but I'm sure the number crunchers have a plan.

Spurs' new stadium (set to be completed in around 18 months) will have a capacity of 61,000. What's more, Chelsea, Man City and Sunderland (yes, Sunderland!) all have plans to increase the capacities of their respective stadia to well in excess of 60,000.

With that in mind, building a brand-new stadium with a capacity of just 45,000 would send out a message to the world that EFC is a second rate club that can only think small. The likes of Newcastle, Sunderland, Arsenal, Man City, West Ham, Liverpool and Man Utd all have bigger stadia than that today.

They don't, they give away lterally thousands of free tickets for every game. SOL is absolutely fine for their needs, the 60k plan was from FA funding for a WC bid.

 

[The Cowboy]

The 'giveaway' prices sound great but you have to be careful not to alienate ST holders and others who are paying full price. It's a fine balance but I'm sure the number crunchers have a plan.



They don't, they give away lterally thousands of free tickets for every game. SOL is absolutely fine for their needs, the 60k plan was from FA funding for a WC bid.

For every 'giveaway' ticket given away each game, ST holders have x pence added to their season ticket account, which would be deducted from their renewal cost the following season.

 

[Sharpys top lip]

I'm sat right outside Bramley Moore dock right now.....and the is no smell what so ever coming from the treatment plant next door. None what so ever.....

Just thought I'd let you know.

 

[Jeff Jones]

That is the stadium I would love us to build.

It isn't round, is it?

 

[neil999]

I'm sat right outside Bramley Moore dock right now.....and the is no smell what so ever coming from the treatment plant next door. None what so ever.....

Just thought I'd let you know.

thanks, maybe you could give smell updates at different times of the day?