New Everton Stadium

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

is it 98% done yet?

99.99%.

 

[Exeter Gently]

Right, give him the contract for any decking around the ground and a sweet deal on a box......

I work for a rival firm of his but one he has a good relationship with,and their main Rep i deal with told me in October they had already lined up a site in Speke ready for the move.

Came on here,shared.....and got lambasted.

 

[Julius Geezer]

This is from Peel and that recent event in Cannes , most of the new buildings in this picture either have planning permission or are awaiting approval, Peel expect construction to start on most of them later this year .
Our new ground will be to the left of this , I cannot wait !

 

[danielsen]

This is from Peel and that recent event in Cannes , most of the new buildings in this picture either have planning permission or are awaiting approval, Peel expect construction to start on most of them later this year .
Our new ground will be to the left of this , I cannot wait !View attachment 35382

A mini Dubai with a blue Magic Stadium

 

[DrEFC]

It's simple enough: how can an organisation buy something to develop and then have it on their hands if/when other parties intervene and planning permission is denied?

Imagine the AGM explaining that genius stroke. "Well, part of the losses for this year are down to us paying £20M for a piece of concrete at a derelict dock...soz lids"

They spunked millions into the Kirkby debacle, so not beyond reason, no.

 

[zirc]

Ajax, Amsterdam Arena

yeah it's crap actually

 

[Stutheblue]

This is from Peel and that recent event in Cannes , most of the new buildings in this picture either have planning permission or are awaiting approval, Peel expect construction to start on most of them later this year .
Our new ground will be to the left of this , I cannot wait !View attachment 35382

They've even accounted for accommodating the Ferry docking after the Anglesey run!

 

[Mikeonlythebestwilldo]

They've even accounted for accommodating the Ferry docking after the Anglesey run!

What ya mean ????

 

[degsy]

is it 98% done yet?

As long as the money's not 'ring fenced' we're still in the game

 

[Librarian]

They spunked millions into the Kirkby debacle, so not beyond reason, no.

Could be bought 'subject to planning'.

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

It's simple enough: how can an organisation buy something to develop and then have it on their hands if/when other parties intervene and planning permission is denied?

Imagine the AGM explaining that genius stroke. "Well, part of the losses for this year are down to us paying £20M for a piece of concrete at a derelict dock...soz lids"

It's hardly complicated, you do a deal on the land subject to planning

 

[Stutheblue]

What ya mean ????

It was taken from a phone in on Radio Merseyside a few week ago. RS fan objected to the prospect of us having stadium on the waterfront docks of Liverpool. Host of show said, "well its not being used at moment, what do you think they should do with it?"

Caller said "it should be used as a proper dock and they could re-open an old ferry run between Liverpool and Anglesey"!!

It was pure desperation of an argument. Just amused me, and that ship in the photo posted seemed apt.

 

[jayonenote]

99.99%.

 

[jayonenote]

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/cultural-centre-planned-liverpool-waterfront-12760244

 

[ant1878]

When Arsenal left Highbury they wore a burgundy kit all season to mark their last season at the stadium.
Does anyone think we'd do something similar? Plus I want something done at the last game but nothing as cringey as West Ham at the Boleyn!