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Pretty sure Dan Meis said on Twitter that it wouldn't be a the Stadium Design Summit which is in just over a week. He could of course be bluffing but if he is telling the truth then the AGM would seem like the most likely option.
I think The Esk said that was likely to be towards the end of November.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
I've been told by a very informed person, that it's going to be built on water, when we have possession, the entire pitch will tip to allow the ball to fly into the net. When they're attacking us, they'll be playing uphill at an impossible angle
Here's an early mockup.
Let's go the whole hog and just plant small landmines so when an opposing player is in our half but in 5 yards of space all around, it triggers. Hopefully in subsequent games they will all be bunched up in their own penalty area or stay firmly attached to our players...
We'll just blame it on unexploded WW2 ordenance.
SweetHomeGoodison
Player Valuation: £500k
I just looked at the Roma stadium mentioned above (sorry if it has already been posted) the time line from conception to delivery of a project of this size is huge if our stadium is to be a part of a much wider vision. Maybe we are just gonna have to be a lot more patient. I hope they start with the access and stadium first. In fact I hope at least parts 1 to 5 are already done.
http://www.stadiodellaroma.com/en/timeline
February 2012
Cushman & Wakefield site analysis reports completed
December 2012
Tor di Valle site selected out of 80+ possible locations
January 2013
Veteran stadium architect, Dan Meis, brought on to lead design efforts
April 2013
Initial Stadio della Roma and Master Site designs completed
December 2013
Stadio della Roma team presents project vision and scope to Mayor Marino
March 2014
Public unveiling of the stadium model at Comune di Roma
December 2014
Assemble Capitolina recognized Stadio della Roma as a project of public interest for the City of Rome
April 2015
Geotechnical analysis begins on-site
June 15, 2015
Initial site dossier submission to Rome City Council
April 29, 2016
Stadio della Roma technical designs submitted to CONI
May 30, 2016
Mastersite Supplementary technical dossier submitted to COMUNE
Early 2017
Stadio della Roma to break ground
Mid 2019
Stadio della Roma to be substantially completed
August 2019
Stadio della Roma, Roma Village, the CONVIVIUM Entertainment District and the First Phase of the Business Park to open
http://www.stadiodellaroma.com/en/timeline
February 2012
Cushman & Wakefield site analysis reports completed
December 2012
Tor di Valle site selected out of 80+ possible locations
January 2013
Veteran stadium architect, Dan Meis, brought on to lead design efforts
April 2013
Initial Stadio della Roma and Master Site designs completed
December 2013
Stadio della Roma team presents project vision and scope to Mayor Marino
March 2014
Public unveiling of the stadium model at Comune di Roma
December 2014
Assemble Capitolina recognized Stadio della Roma as a project of public interest for the City of Rome
April 2015
Geotechnical analysis begins on-site
June 15, 2015
Initial site dossier submission to Rome City Council
April 29, 2016
Stadio della Roma technical designs submitted to CONI
May 30, 2016
Mastersite Supplementary technical dossier submitted to COMUNE
Early 2017
Stadio della Roma to break ground
Mid 2019
Stadio della Roma to be substantially completed
August 2019
Stadio della Roma, Roma Village, the CONVIVIUM Entertainment District and the First Phase of the Business Park to open
Big Neville Southall
Player Valuation: £8m
It's only a bit different, but not a lot different, the experience once it's in will be the same. I am more of an older style supporter with the terrace mentality where I like a good quality End Stand to 'suck the ball' into the net as Kendall said. Right behind the goal having a big tele in there? A huge no thank you.
Now you mentioned that about don't be surprised if there's a tele there, you might very well be right on that. You've got me worried now!
You can do something like Spurs currently have at White Hart Lane and have two big screens incorporated into the roof so the stands at the end remain unbroken. Would obviously want it to look better than this and to be better integrated...
Hi fellas been on hols for 2 weeks what's the latest on our super duper new stadium can't be assed trawling through 2 weeks of posts, I no I leave myself open to all kinds of mad cap tomfoolery and wizard bantz but hey ho.
Big Neville Southall
Player Valuation: £8m
You can do something like Spurs currently have at White Hart Lane and have two big screens incorporated into the roof so the stands at the end remain unbroken. Would obviously want it to look better than this and to be better integrated...
Yes I don't have a problem with that.
....Dan Meis must've completed the design because it says so on Wiko;
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Meis
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Meis
RobSpurs
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Hey, those were state of the art (probably) Sony Jumbotrons when Alan Sugar installed them in the 90s!
Thing is. sticking the screens up on the roof like that, they might be a long, long way up in a modern 60k stadium. I'd agree doing a Roma/Wembley isn't smart, so I'd go with putting them in the corners or having an NFL-stylee suspended video cube.
Or you could go nuts and do what Krasnodar have done
Thing is. sticking the screens up on the roof like that, they might be a long, long way up in a modern 60k stadium. I'd agree doing a Roma/Wembley isn't smart, so I'd go with putting them in the corners or having an NFL-stylee suspended video cube.
Or you could go nuts and do what Krasnodar have done
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
I wouldn't worry I'm pretty sure if we have a single tier it will be probably at the top of it anyhow, (thus allowing room for expansion) or tastefully added to the corners as they blend into the single tier end. Some examples below, obviously we know Wembley, so if it's a 2 tier all around stadium then it's easy to squeeze in and not look too out of place
The metlife stadium screens come in off the sides, easy to imagine a big single tier running up that end in between them
The US Bank Stadium has different size screens at both ends, one on top of a fairly small sized stand, so I guess if we have one it would be twice the size with a screen at the back
The other takes the place of the middle tier/hospitality area.
Both could be executed better with neater finishes but just goes to show what can be done. One of the benefits of a true bowl is that it gives you somewhere neat and tidy to put these screens away from the supporters but we don't want that...
terry nodder
Player Valuation: £8m
The only viking thing about that is it appearsd to have been designed by a flipping helmet.If we're doing something unique to the premier league, I kinda hope its like the vikings stadium:
Thanks Terry
That looks very cool but we won't be having a permanent roof which is what makes that stadium really. One thing they have which is really cool is pitchside suites...If we're doing something unique to the premier league, I kinda hope its like the vikings stadium:
