New Everton Stadium

[GwladysBlue]

In all seriousness, this is THE game changer we have been crying out for.

This is the biggest news in my Everton supporting life. I now genuinely believe we have a chance at hitting the big time again.

COYB!

 

[TheAlmightyFloater]

Maybe Mods could hand out thread bans for repeat off-topic offenders and leave the forum open for everyone else?

Just a suggestion seeing as this is quite a hot topic at the moment - would be a shame if the thread was locked again.

 

[DerbyshireAndHarper]

It will be interesting to see if we get any information on the funding model for the new stadium tomorrow.

That's always been the biggest hurdle.

 

[CJR]

£350 million, Spurs ground is already costing twice that, all about minimum outlay for maximum profit, straight into Moshiri's back pocket. we will be no more competitive on the pitch than what we are now.... miles behind

spurs is for the whole project not just the ground and they are begging the local council for help!

 

[tirion]

It will be interesting to see if we get any information on the funding model for the new stadium tomorrow.

That's always been the biggest hurdle.

prudential loan

 

[zirc]

I'm dancing naked in front the mirror with my tackle between my legs for some reason.

er, where is it usually located?

 

[The binman chronicles]

I have no idea what's going on but it'd be interesting if we do borrow the money from LCC, then if we ever defaulted on the loan, LCC would almost be forced into giving us reduced payments/extended time as Everton FC generate money for the city and the city would be far worse off if we went under.

The RS would move into it and we'd get anfield again...

 

[tirion]

spurs is for the whole project not just the ground and they are begging the local council for help!

what is the cost of this project?

 

[Groucho]

Personally, like many here, as a resident of the city I'm almost as excited to see the designs and how they'll fit the city scape.

 

[Death]

er, where is it usually located?

I usually hide it under the bed.

 

[andy4efc]

Can anyone summarise for me please? Cant be arsed reading 30 pages of PM PM. What's happened?

 

[nsno-chris]

£350 million, Spurs ground is already costing twice that, all about minimum outlay for maximum profit, straight into Moshiri's back pocket. we will be no more competitive on the pitch than what we are now.... miles behind

what are you banging on about?? Just pipe down for once

 

[Mikeonlythebestwilldo]

I had this tonight it's came off nsno Hi,
I want to share some news I got from a friend.
"On our way home from an epic trip with the Norwegian Supportersclub! 140 Norwegian Evertonians made the trip. And what a trip it was! 4-0 win, AND WE MET DUNCAN after the game!! And on top of that we have some inside info on our new stadium in Bramley Moore. We got this from Joe Anderson, the mayor in Liverpool. This Thursday there is gonna be a pressconference where they will announce that we have bought the land. Finances are sorted WITHOUT Moshiris money. Moshiris money will be spendt on players only! Also new shirt sponsor for next season is USM! They are also heavy involved in the stadium, and thats why we can use Moshiris money on players -

 

[Azza]

Personally, like many here, as a resident of the city I'm almost as excited to see the designs and how they'll fit the city scape.

As a non resident I don't think it will to an extent. Peel's plan for the waterfront is modern, sleek and clean lines. The waterfront really isn't that right now, as Meis has said he wants to keep heritage etc but I think the outside could be nothing seen before.

 

[TheAlmightyFloater]

Personally, like many here, as a resident of the city I'm almost as excited to see the designs and how they'll fit the city scape.

I wonder if design will be draw more from the traditional working class industrial nature of Liverpool i.e. big, imposing perhaps a bit of a factory/warehouse theme.

Would perhaps be at odds with a modern waterfront image right enough but it would be a shame to disregard such a huge part of the city's culture & history.