ijjysmith
Calm
God that's good.
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God that's good.
mythbuster
Player Valuation: £35m
Tesco Thunderdome mate.
ijjysmith
Calm
Seems like they're in...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-29209781
but still all looks a little vague to me.
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
And wait for it...seems like Everton is leading the funding!
Kiwi
Say NO to Ginger Managers
I disagree. Has to be done sooner or later, and given the extra 30million or so the TV money gives us there is a bit of leeway there. Also the key players in the team are young as Martinez has been building a youthful core so there is less of a need for replacing aging legs and Bobby has been shown as willing to promote if the players coming through are good enough as some of them are. 10million quid per year towards a new stadium still gives us money to spend when we need it whilst covering the debt. Then revenues from Europe come in too. The rewards outweigh the risk which has been significantly minimised by the long term strategy the manager has been taking.
ijjysmith
Calm
and when we go back there after an away game it will be like Return to Thunderdome
(which i now realise isn't the name of the Mad Max film FFS)
The " I can't believe its not butter " Park.
The " PPI claims specialist " Dome. Once in the stadium you get texts every time we score, get a corner asking us about PPI.
The " PPI claims specialist " Dome. Once in the stadium you get texts every time we score, get a corner asking us about PPI.
mythbuster
Player Valuation: £35m
Who cares? When it happens, my Mel Gibson holding aloft an Everton scarf is gonna make your avatar look outdated.
Why dont you go find a team to support that you may be happy with? Bet you have a face like your avatar being so bitter all the time..
Royal-Blue-Mersey
Player Valuation: £500k
My concern is that there is gonna be a lot of opposition from local residents. Just been listening to the radio on the way in to work this morning and they were interviewing some residents and they were all fuming about this, saying it's gonna effect their house prices and complaining about where they are gonna walk their dogs. Think this is gonna be a major sticking point for the whole proposal.
If the whole project is handled properly though, there is no reason why they couldn't keep the existing leisure facilties (the Liverpool Lifestyles gym and the football pitches) and improve on them, and keep most of the green space too, I mean it is a pretty big park.
If it brings 1000 jobs to the area, new houses, shops, restaurants and nice new facilities in the park, then I can't see how it is a bad thing for the area immediatly around Walton Hall Park.
If the whole project is handled properly though, there is no reason why they couldn't keep the existing leisure facilties (the Liverpool Lifestyles gym and the football pitches) and improve on them, and keep most of the green space too, I mean it is a pretty big park.
If it brings 1000 jobs to the area, new houses, shops, restaurants and nice new facilities in the park, then I can't see how it is a bad thing for the area immediatly around Walton Hall Park.
What else will the site develop though... Beyond Thunderdome?
sexualchocolate
Player Valuation: £6m
He may not be far off the mark in fairness.....we've been here before
I don't have a miracle cure, but I want a team fit enough for a decent stadium. Not save are budget to pay for the stadium.
TomDixie
Player Valuation: £20m
A new stadium could fit into just a quarter of the park!
I used to live in the estate off the park, so I can personally testify that the local area certainly needs regenerating.
60 acres for this project they have said. 10 - 15 for the new stadium. New leisure facilities 8-10. 15 - 20 for the social homes, leaving 15 - 20 for retail.
Its a guess of wait and see.