Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
Bramley Moore is the northern most point of the Liverpool waters development.
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Bramley Moore is the northern most point of the Liverpool waters development.
ToffeeDoug
Player Valuation: £35m
I think it does though, the Liverpool Waters zone finishes after BMD and so obviously includes everything to the south of it as well.
nikom court
Player Valuation: £20m
going to be tied into a commonwealth games bid this,just been on five live Birmingham are bidding as well.
no way are they building 2 stadiums in this city.
no way are they building 2 stadiums in this city.
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
It's not tied in to a bid, but if successful they will make use of the docks stadium. The stadium though, will be designed first and foremost as a football stadium.
When can we expect an announcement on our stadium mate?
The Cowboy
Player Valuation: £60m
But that simply doesn't compute Jacko. Take any of the domestic football stadia in England (excluding West Ham's joke stadium) - how do you get a running track into them and still allow for 50,000+ spectators? Hampden managed it due to being a huge stadium, no way will our stadium be comparable. So I fail to see how our stadium can be build purely as a football ground and still host athletics x years later?
If there's a running track incorporated then I'm afraid it's no football stadium. Not as I know it. It will be another West Ham
The Cowboy
Player Valuation: £60m
Yep, whether the running track is there from the start, or contingencies are put into the design for future installation, compromises would have to be made. I, for one, do not want that.
anton66
Player Valuation: £50m
They swimmers can use the new stadium to change in, and swim in one of the docks.
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davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Given that Hampden already had a large space between pitch and stands it isn't a close fit, but that would be the process. Maybe the stands at the envisaged stadium wouldn't be as steeply raked as stadiums we're used to and the space for a track could be found that way without diminishing capacity for athletics?
That, of course, would have implications for atmosphere.
Houghty19
Player Valuation: £20m
If the stadium was designed with a running track after the Commonwealth games you would have to do what man city did with theirs and dig down so the pitch level is below the outside level so where the running track was would now have a load of seats. However I can't see the stadium being built with anything but football as its main use so no running track. At least that's what I hope.
The Commonwealth games is hardly the Olympics. It is a once of event which will go ahead over a period of a couple of weeks in just less than ten years time. Most of the worlds athletic super powers barely know it exists as it doesn't affect them.
Why would a stadium which hopefully will last a hundred years be built around such an insignificant event ?
Why would a stadium which hopefully will last a hundred years be built around such an insignificant event ?
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
I want us to actually own the stadium, not free load on tax payer's money.
ToffeeDoug
Player Valuation: £35m
2016: EFC stadium announcement
2019: CG successful city announcement for 2026
2021: new stadium open and ready for football (could even be 2020, we don't know)
2026: CG which may or may not be held in Liverpool
Can't imagine MEIS being asked at this stage to spend much time factoring in a running track and sand pits.
2019: CG successful city announcement for 2026
2021: new stadium open and ready for football (could even be 2020, we don't know)
2026: CG which may or may not be held in Liverpool
Can't imagine MEIS being asked at this stage to spend much time factoring in a running track and sand pits.