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New Everton Stadium
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And not one photo? Even from a phone? Seems odd.
billytoffee
Player Valuation: £20m
It's illegal to use your phone whilst driving .
Just proves what model citizens and what a conscientious bunch we blues are!
You will get 6 penalty points if you implicate yourself driving with your mobile out lol
Gladystweet
Player Valuation: £50m
Tez. After careful consideration, the architects decided Mr Moshiri wouldn't have his danglers hanging out the undercarriage and so settled on this final design.
If you could give it the OK they can start Tuesday.
Onwards Evertonians
Player Valuation: £8m
New Everton waterfront stadium would be iconic venue to rival the Etihad
Everton majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri
It's an issue that all Evertonians want to see resolved as soon as possible.
So it was hugely encouraging, to say the least, to see Farhad Moshiri, Bill Kenwright and co at the Bramley Moore Dock in Liverpool on Friday.
Sure it was, for now, little more than a site visit, but make no mistake this is a step in the right direction. The people involved value their time very highly, and for them to have all agreed to give it up at the same time, for the same purpose, says something.
My personal opinion is that a waterfront stadium would be a dream for Everton, and for the city of Liverpool.
Dare I say it, a venue like that would even surpass the Etihad, home of today's opponents Manchester City.
Everton Football Club major investor Farhad Moshiri and Bill Kenwright at Bramley Moore Dock on the waterfront for plans to provide Everton with a new stadium. Picture: Jason Roberts
It would be, first and foremost, an iconic venue for this incredible club to call home. And let's face it, we need something special if we do decide to leave Goodison Park, and the phenomenal history we have there.
But in terms of regeneration and investment for the city, it would also have a huge effect.
There are lots of similarities with Manchester City, for whom the Etihad came about due to close workings between the club and the local council, who were ran by a forward-thinking, dynamic presence.
There's a long way to go before the club signs off on anything, of course, but we're allowed to dream, aren't we? And hey, why not dream big while we're at it?
Everton majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri
It's an issue that all Evertonians want to see resolved as soon as possible.
So it was hugely encouraging, to say the least, to see Farhad Moshiri, Bill Kenwright and co at the Bramley Moore Dock in Liverpool on Friday.
Sure it was, for now, little more than a site visit, but make no mistake this is a step in the right direction. The people involved value their time very highly, and for them to have all agreed to give it up at the same time, for the same purpose, says something.
My personal opinion is that a waterfront stadium would be a dream for Everton, and for the city of Liverpool.
Dare I say it, a venue like that would even surpass the Etihad, home of today's opponents Manchester City.
Everton Football Club major investor Farhad Moshiri and Bill Kenwright at Bramley Moore Dock on the waterfront for plans to provide Everton with a new stadium. Picture: Jason Roberts
It would be, first and foremost, an iconic venue for this incredible club to call home. And let's face it, we need something special if we do decide to leave Goodison Park, and the phenomenal history we have there.
But in terms of regeneration and investment for the city, it would also have a huge effect.
There are lots of similarities with Manchester City, for whom the Etihad came about due to close workings between the club and the local council, who were ran by a forward-thinking, dynamic presence.
There's a long way to go before the club signs off on anything, of course, but we're allowed to dream, aren't we? And hey, why not dream big while we're at it?
We want a stadium that will give us something to crow about
nikom court
Player Valuation: £20m
Lots of similarities with the etihad,why the etihad!this Commonwealth games thing won't go away!
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
Haven't they just announced a big development in Manchester?. Not sure what the proposed timing of this is, but they will undoubtedly be in the process of exploring the finances of this development, and the sale of a bit of brown site land at above market prices would be a welcome bonus I would have thought.
Plus getting somebody like Everton to build a state of the art stadium plus ancillary developments such as hotels/bars etc, could be the kick start they need for their stalled Liverpool waters plans.
The Etihad is hardly a remarkable stadium, either. I've been a few times and, to be honest, little about it sticks in my memory.
We need to be aiming much higher than that.
Bullet
Player Valuation: £10m
That's highly encouraging if accurate but the idea that EFC flew Dan Meiss all the way from America then drove him to the site only to have him stay in the car seems just a little far fetched.
Well the 'wasted' journey in that scenario would be that between the docks and Stonebridge across, not the transatlantic flight.
He flew over to look at the site of the stadium, and that's what he did.
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
For starters I just want to say I'm not ITK, just passing on something I was told last night.New Everton waterfront stadium would be iconic venue to rival the Etihad
Everton majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri
It's an issue that all Evertonians want to see resolved as soon as possible.
So it was hugely encouraging, to say the least, to see Farhad Moshiri, Bill Kenwright and co at the Bramley Moore Dock in Liverpool on Friday.
Sure it was, for now, little more than a site visit, but make no mistake this is a step in the right direction. The people involved value their time very highly, and for them to have all agreed to give it up at the same time, for the same purpose, says something.
My personal opinion is that a waterfront stadium would be a dream for Everton, and for the city of Liverpool.
Dare I say it, a venue like that would even surpass the Etihad, home of today's opponents Manchester City.
Everton Football Club major investor Farhad Moshiri and Bill Kenwright at Bramley Moore Dock on the waterfront for plans to provide Everton with a new stadium. Picture: Jason Roberts
It would be, first and foremost, an iconic venue for this incredible club to call home. And let's face it, we need something special if we do decide to leave Goodison Park, and the phenomenal history we have there.
But in terms of regeneration and investment for the city, it would also have a huge effect.
There are lots of similarities with Manchester City, for whom the Etihad came about due to close workings between the club and the local council, who were ran by a forward-thinking, dynamic presence.
There's a long way to go before the club signs off on anything, of course, but we're allowed to dream, aren't we? And hey, why not dream big while we're at it?
I was out having a bevvie in Rigby's and bumped into an old mate of mine. He's a very dedicated Evertonian and a real genuine guy so have absolutely zero reason to believe he was winding me up. He said that the previous night, Thursday, Dan Meis and his pal were in there enjoying a pint of Okell's and he bent their ears for about half an hour. They were apparently surprisingly candid given the clubs obvious silence on the subject. But they were certain that BMD would be the site of the new stadium and also it would be a "significant" development.
Up until now I've hoped rather than believed in the riverfront option, but now I'm starting to get excited. COYB,
For starters I just want to say I'm not ITK, just passing on something I was told last night.
I was out having a bevvie in Rigby's and bumped into an old mate of mine. He's a very dedicated Evertonian and a real genuine guy so have absolutely zero reason to believe he was winding me up. He said that the previous night, Thursday, Dan Meis and his pal were in there enjoying a pint of Okell's and he bent their ears for about half an hour. They were apparently surprisingly candid given the clubs obvious silence on the subject. But they were certain that BMD would be the site of the new stadium and also it would be a "significant" development.
Up until now I've hoped rather than believed in the riverfront option, but now I'm starting to get excited. COYB,
I really want to start getting excited about all this but trying to keep a lid on it all til we're further down the line but hey don't want to put a damper on your enthusiasm mate party on, I really want it to come to fruition (no bramley pun intended) and I hope we can all party once there is some form of official announcement.
