Why must it always be a Friday?
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vintage-toffees
Player Valuation: £10m
n01efc
Player Valuation: £20m
The point I was trying to make was that it's not all doom and gloom as some make out. He is obviously trying to good some good for the club.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Erm.......
ggooggooggoo
Player Valuation: £8m
I heard a rat run out from under an old corrugated sheet took one look at who it was walking up and down his patch and said 'cheers Bill'
Made giggle this map. All the buildings and places mentioned around the city centre and then on Wirral only thing is Homebargain.
MichaelEFC96
Player Valuation: £15m
Too many past false dawns but definitely got a good feeling with this one
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
unless lorries are driving on them
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
There were reasons for this though, in the past we didn't have the money (couldn't find £30 million for Kings Dock FFS) and the 2nd time we were tied into a big commercial deal to help pay for it that was too easy for the government to call in.
Those reasons shouldn't exist this time around... Hopefully (we'll soon see if Farhad has the $$'s)
toffee_laura
Player Valuation: £1m
thestadiumbusiness.com/mobile#postDetail7201
Everton owner scopes out new stadium sites
2016-10-14
Farhad Moshiri, Everton’s majority shareholder, is visiting two potential new stadium sites today (Friday) for the English Premier League football club.
Moshiri is visiting Bramley Moore dock, the club’s preferred option, as well as Stonebridge Cross in Croxteth.
Moshiri, a British-Iranian billionaire, and club chairman Bill Kenwright have been in talks with Peel Holdings, the owner of the dockland site, as well as Liverpool City Council. Peel Holdings is asking for £30m (€33m/$37m) for the site, according to the Guardian newspaper.
Peel Holdings received planning permission for a £5.5bn redevelopment project for the dock in 2012, not including a stadium, but construction work has yet to start.
Whereas the dock would require significant enabling works to take place before it could be considered suitable for a stadium, the Stonebridge Cross site is ready for construction work.
It has previously been reported that concrete plans about Everton’s future stadium could be made before the end of this year.
Everton currently plays at Goodison Park, which has a capacity of just under 40,000.
Everton owner scopes out new stadium sites
2016-10-14
Farhad Moshiri, Everton’s majority shareholder, is visiting two potential new stadium sites today (Friday) for the English Premier League football club.
Moshiri is visiting Bramley Moore dock, the club’s preferred option, as well as Stonebridge Cross in Croxteth.
Moshiri, a British-Iranian billionaire, and club chairman Bill Kenwright have been in talks with Peel Holdings, the owner of the dockland site, as well as Liverpool City Council. Peel Holdings is asking for £30m (€33m/$37m) for the site, according to the Guardian newspaper.
Peel Holdings received planning permission for a £5.5bn redevelopment project for the dock in 2012, not including a stadium, but construction work has yet to start.
Whereas the dock would require significant enabling works to take place before it could be considered suitable for a stadium, the Stonebridge Cross site is ready for construction work.
It has previously been reported that concrete plans about Everton’s future stadium could be made before the end of this year.
Everton currently plays at Goodison Park, which has a capacity of just under 40,000.
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
They had a potential stadium within the very first set of masterplans. The only reason they changed it was that they can make a better return on densely populated office and residential space. That hasn't happened for them though and they haven't had the level of interest they had originally hope for. Don't forget they have Wirral Waters to populate aswell. Now with the Pall Mall development, there is only so many Sq ft of office space that you can realistically sell in a market, certainly one in today's world. Truth be told, the market helps us as we can provide a level of certainty for Peel that they don't currently have outside of 3-4 developments underway on Liverpool waters. We can offer them that certainty, in the here and now. Peel are very keen to have us on board, and also believe that this is the start of the next 20 years of Liverpool Waters development as they hoped. If they weren't keen, then discussions wouldn't have gone on any where near as long as they have done.
Sharpys top lip
Player Valuation: £60m
I miss Vim Fugel.....was my favourite poster. He was a funny guy.
Dem days
Dem days
When he says hazy he means incorrect. Utter wum