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New Everton Stadium

R934 said:
Posted way back on this thread, and I guess it has been posted many a time since.



Well worth a watch shows the flexibility of stadiums -moving stands, incorporating the roof, sunken pitches- and how to create a 'destination hub' with multiple use venues.

If not simply skip to 30mins to see the concept behind this (which is getting built incidentally)

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It's superb that. Great thinking and if we encompass any of that style and scale I don't think we'll be disappointed.
 
R934 said:
Posted way back on this thread, and I guess it has been posted many a time since.



Well worth a watch shows the flexibility of stadiums -moving stands, incorporating the roof, sunken pitches- and how to create a 'destination hub' with multiple use venues.

If not simply skip to 30mins to see the concept behind this (which is getting built incidentally)

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What is that abomination? Looks like the shopping centre in Calais.
 

paulbefc said:
I'm just going on what I've heard myself. The one shred of ITK info I've ever been told (albeit second hand) about Everton, by someone working on the project/proposal, is that it'll be designed with the CG in mind, but we're still trying to make it "4-sided". At the moment, imo, it seems likely it'd be used in the case of any successful games bid. Seems to fit the small amount of information we currently have on what the ground could end up looking like.

@Toffeeslam, I agree, but a 50-60k seater with open corners would look a bit odd, so surely we'll be alright there.
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Dont have a problem with it being a part of C/Games bid as I would think it may help getting planning permision pushed through. If it came to being a dual purpose on the docks or stand alone somewhere else I would pick the docks all day.
Man City seem to have done very well out of their stadium, plus Singapore National Stadium shows what can be done nowadays . Maybe the club would look to utilise the stadium outside of the football season ....no problem with that for me as long as the location & stadium design is spot on.
 
blulouie said:
Dont have a problem with it being a part of C/Games bid as I would think it may help getting planning permision pushed through. If it came to being a dual purpose on the docks or stand alone somewhere else I would pick the docks all day.
Man City seem to have done very well out of their stadium, plus Singapore National Stadium shows what can be done nowadays . Maybe the club would look to utilise the stadium outside of the football season ....no problem with that for me as long as the location & stadium design is spot on.
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Man City is the great example, the stadium was designed to be a football stadium after the game, with unearthering the extra stands.

I'm pretty sure after the experience and failure West Ham have endured, we would go for the same process as City IF we're using the common wealth games.
 
So what happens if we spend a fortune and Liverpool fail to get the GC, wasted a load of money then. City were lucky and already had a plan before they built it. West Ham on the other hand got it after the ppl running the Olympic o, we got a huge stadium, what do we do now
 
MrGrumpy said:
So what happens if we spend a fortune and Liverpool fail to get the GC, wasted a load of money then. City were lucky and already had a plan before they built it. West Ham on the other hand got it after the ppl running the Olympic o, we got a huge stadium, what do we do now
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The stadium will be built with the club in mind first and foremost
 

Essentially, when it comes to the CW games, its really about what LCC will do for us, i.e. what funding will they give to the project, time frame and impact on revenue, what in it for Everton to consider doing it, the running track thing should and will not be an issue, the council can pay for a tempory one if they want but there is no way a running track will ever be a permanent feature at a new Goodison, simply put the fans would go Johnson level crazy.
 
I don't think CG bids are all that hard to win now, but what if England doesn't get them?

I'd like to know when the bid will be decided for the 2026 games.

I mean, how long do we have to wait before the new ground even gets started on if we have to wait to find out?

No, stuff it. Let's just go for the best football stadium we can get as soon as we can get it done.
 
Jeff Jones said:
I don't think CG bids are all that hard to win now, but what if England doesn't get them?

I'd like to know when the bid will be decided for the 2026 games.

I mean, how long do we have to wait before the new ground even gets started on if we have to wait to find out?

No, stuff it. Let's just go for the best football stadium we can get as soon as we can get it done.
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If England doesn't get the Commonwealth Games? Just do what they used to do before setting up the Commonwealth, invade the winning bidder and take it back
 
http://www.meisstudio.com/sport-city

Again likelihood this has been posted numerous times before but seems relevant to repost for those that may have missed.
Will be used for the World Cup thus predominately made for football first - however the stadium is made with bidding for the Olympics in mind and has little compromise regarding pitch

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