DerbyshireAndHarper
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Peel spoke positively about the project for the first time. That's usually a good sign.
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New Everton Stadium
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Peel spoke positively about the project for the first time. That's usually a good sign.
Frank Gallagher
Player Valuation: £50m
if peel are trying to hurry Everton up abit maybe its because we dont actually have the funds to build it.
moshiri will need investers, and alot of hard cash to fund this, he will not be able to do it on his own.
who are his investors i wonder and are they ready to commit to such a huge project.
supoose we are about to find out. but we are clearly dragging our feet with an announcement intypical Everton style.
moshiri will need investers, and alot of hard cash to fund this, he will not be able to do it on his own.
who are his investors i wonder and are they ready to commit to such a huge project.
supoose we are about to find out. but we are clearly dragging our feet with an announcement intypical Everton style.
Not at all the comments in the article where made some time ago, joe Anderson has already pretty much confirmed funds are in place
...ignore if this is already subject to discussion;
http://www.clickliverpool.com/sport...-reveal-fresh-hint-on-new-everton-fc-stadium/
http://www.clickliverpool.com/sport...-reveal-fresh-hint-on-new-everton-fc-stadium/
Azza
Player Valuation: £80m
Bluboyz
Player Valuation: £500k
Dragging our feet. Are you having a laugh. Dont confuse moshiri with past failures.he has been here less than a year and we are on the verge of announcing the biggest piece of news us fans will have heard in our lifetime. This is happening. The stadium has been designed.BELIEVE
onward Evertonians
Blue Cheese
Mental Patient, GOT Ward
I might start getting excited about this soon, one too many false dawns though.
TheFinnFan
Finners
Why are they still in discussions...peeps have been talking long time that we have actually bought the land some time ago?
Something Doesnt add up
Woolly Blue
Player Valuation: £80m
Relax Finners.
I'm 95%+ sure we're be playing in a shiny new stadium on the waterside some time in the early 2020's.
Previous attempts to move have been bungled and half-hearted, this one is likely to be different. It could go wrong like, but if it does it won't be due to the sort of monumental cock-ups we've seen in the past.
TheFinnFan
Finners
Sentence before the last one is a bit concerning actually. It's actually suave way of saying. .." Everton you better go along with our demands or we're offering this place to possible other interested parties "
toffee66
Player Valuation: £8m
Any deal will be complex.
To build a new stadium we'll need to tackle some relatively complex transport & construction issues. Transport access will need major rail, road and river investment. We will also need well developed plans to environmentally clean and infill a dock and then provide secure foundations.
We may also need to acquire land adjoining the Peel site to enable ancillary leisure and transport or parking developments.
To comply with health regulations and have an attractive, usable venue we will also ned to have active plans with the neighbour to tackle their Dock Road smell.
On top of all this we need to be confident we have the political backing to see through planning objections from UNESCO and others.
I would FAR rather Everton take their time and ensure we actually have a deliverable proposal rather than rush into another half baked announcement with little substance and less than no chance of delivery.
To build a new stadium we'll need to tackle some relatively complex transport & construction issues. Transport access will need major rail, road and river investment. We will also need well developed plans to environmentally clean and infill a dock and then provide secure foundations.
We may also need to acquire land adjoining the Peel site to enable ancillary leisure and transport or parking developments.
To comply with health regulations and have an attractive, usable venue we will also ned to have active plans with the neighbour to tackle their Dock Road smell.
On top of all this we need to be confident we have the political backing to see through planning objections from UNESCO and others.
I would FAR rather Everton take their time and ensure we actually have a deliverable proposal rather than rush into another half baked announcement with little substance and less than no chance of delivery.
Any quote containing watch this space is a monumental wind up
Woolly Blue
Player Valuation: £80m
Panic not, if you read what Peel are saying with an open mind ( as opposed to the Evertonians pessimistic one ) then they're just leaving their options open and are probably engaged in firming up details with the club - pretty much standard behaviour really.
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Not really Finners. That whole development or Peel is massive for them. The Ground is ideal as a bookend to it, as well as a massive attraction to other parties.
But the development is not dependent on a stadium, but would be enhanced by it.