New Everton Stadium

[kithnou]

I think so. We're in a better financial position, and you'd hope that the board has learnt from last times fiasco.

Admirable faith. Hope you are right and we are all unanimously blown away by the design this time

 

[Kiwi]

Admirable faith. Hope you are right and we are all unanimously blown away by the design this time

That's a bit too optimistic mate lollollol
There will always be someone who doesn't like it
I'd like a decent stadium though, one akin to one of the Germany ones posted in the thread, or the Friends stadium. I wouldn't mind something like the new San Mames if it came down to it either.

 

[Kiwi BlueFC]

 

[kithnou]

That's a bit too optimistic mate lollollol
There will always be someone who doesn't like it
I'd like a decent stadium though, one akin to one of the Germany ones posted in the thread, or the Friends stadium. I wouldn't mind something like the new San Mames if it came down to it either.

That's a bit too optimistic mate lollollol
There will always be someone who doesn't like it
I'd like a decent stadium though, one akin to one of the Germany ones posted in the thread, or the Friends stadium. I wouldn't mind something like the new San Mames if it came down to it either.

All those you mention are awesome. My fear is that we will be delivered something on the cheap again.And fed propaganda that cons gullible supporters once again.

 

[peteblue]

There will be plenty of tree hugger's and dog walkers complaining to get past first, so Probably won't be easy.

The dogs can still go for a crap around Anfield.......

 

[BiggyRat]

Aami Parks surface is brillant probably our best surface wise for football

Thanks West...I refuse to pay to watch TV so I don't get to see it in action often.

The city now has the Echo Arena and the new Exhibition Hall. Don't see any need now for a stadium that has a roof, particularly in WHP.

Kings Dock, especially at that time, ticked all the boxes. A facility the city needed in a premium location. That decision was pivotal for Everton FC and one from which we have arguably not recovered.

Fair point Mick. Being unique with a roof would be a clear advantage for non football events but thats clearly not the case.

For Australian football grounds, nothing comes close to Suncorp.

Spot on Kev...nothing's that bad... ;o) ;o)

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

We'll be the first club to order their stadium from IKEA...sponsor sorted.

 

[Dymak]

What exactly was it about the Kirkby design that made it a 'shed'? Because I think it looked just like the type of four separate stands, non-bowl stadium, that half of you seem to be crying out for.

The whole concert venue thing is a total no go, imo. It would make planning permission more difficult to obtain, and I don't even think it would make that much more money. The promoter makes most of the money from those events, the venue owner can make quite a bit too, but I don't think it would be worth the extra investment people are talking about with retractable roofs and pitches etc.

 

[sageyefc]

Spurs new stadium,bowl design but has a different tier structures inside, wouldnt mind if we went a similar route, bowls look a lot more pleasing on the eye but you always want different set ups with the stands inside

 

[Gerbs]

I really like the look of a classic brick stadium vs the modern sleek looks like the rendering of the new spurs stadium. Would Evertonians be against a brick stadium as it would have a reddish tint? I'm too lazy to post the pictures but the renovations to Lambeau Field, Busch Stadium, and Kinnick Stadium are what I'm talking about.

 

[zirc]

I really like the look of a classic brick stadium vs the modern sleek looks like the rendering of the new spurs stadium. Would Evertonians be against a brick stadium as it would have a reddish tint? I'm too lazy to post the pictures but the renovations to Lambeau Field, Busch Stadium, and Kinnick Stadium are what I'm talking about.

Bricks can be made in different colours. Personally I'd love it, something like the style of Camden Yards in Baltimore but then with steeper stands and for football. Also always loved the entrance to Villa Park.

 

[TheFinnFan]

Spurs new stadium,bowl design but has a different tier structures inside, wouldnt mind if we went a similar route, bowls look a lot more pleasing on the eye but you always want different set ups with the stands inside

Thats like a hybrid of both styles.

 

[billybeeru]

I really like the look of a classic brick stadium vs the modern sleek looks like the rendering of the new spurs stadium. Would Evertonians be against a brick stadium as it would have a reddish tint? I'm too lazy to post the pictures but the renovations to Lambeau Field, Busch Stadium, and Kinnick Stadium are what I'm talking about.

Not to get too far off topic, but I'm a Packers season ticket holder, and I've always loved the way they renovated the stadium. It looks really classy and modern enough (other than the old-school metal bleachers that you sit on once your inside), while also keeping the character of the old place, which is very important in my opinion. That should be the goal of any new stadium design. It should reflect the character and the culture of the team.

 

[technojoe]

Spurs new stadium,bowl design but has a different tier structures inside, wouldnt mind if we went a similar route, bowls look a lot more pleasing on the eye but you always want different set ups with the stands inside

Are spurs playing Everton in that first Pic?

 

[Moomin]

If I'm not urinating into a Ivory urinal at the new stadium I will be furious.