New Everton Stadium

[broughy]

Reading that the staduim wont be funded by FM. ANy idea why everyone is saying he wont be funding it or is it as simple as it will be a loan?

 

[peteblue]

I'm not sure anyone has asked the important question yet...

Is John Branley-Moore a blue or a kopite?

Bramley mate......

 

[Toffeeslam]

Wound my RS mate up this evening, mentioned the fact that we will have built 3 grounds in Liverpool, that they have only built a loft conversion, and that having won a title at Anfield we then turned it into a public convenience before moving to Goodison. I offered to sell GP to the RS so that they could actually experience some atmosphere at which point he got a bit iffy.........

Normally my kopite mates always have something to say but strangely quiet this evening.......didn't stop me giving it to them though !!!!!!

 

[GwladysBlue]

All the major news outlets going with the 50,000 capacity.
That would put us below: Man Utd, Tottenham, Man City, West Ham, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea and Newcastle.

Utterly pathetic. The club need a serious re-think on th capacity.

All in all, I'm a bit underwhelmed.

 

[ToffeeDan]

https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2017/mar/23/everton-bramley-moore-stadium-goodison-park

..historic, beloved but outdated home

Bramley Moore dock, which, as the name would suggest, is inconveniently filled with water. Suitable for Bob Latchford but no one else...

 

[TheFinnFan]

Wanna a lauhgh? Head over to RAWK

http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=315580.37520

Hahaa Lets face it. Even if our new stadion at the docks would be made out of Gold they would find the way to spin it for the sake of their own mental states.

 

[bluecanada]

I'm not sure anyone has asked the important question yet...

Is John Branley-Moore a blue or a kopite?

Obviously a Blue....think He died before they were spawned...

 

[The Cowboy]

The only point which I don't understand is after the 40 year lease period we have the option to buy the stadium from the lender but I don't see any detail on this price? If it's massive, and we don't do it, I presume we enter another 40 year lease arrangement?

Erm, we'll have paid it off after 40 years, so there is no 'price'. I think.

 

[Toffeeslam]

The local kopites will benefit. They're just in the minority

Getting a picture taken at a real stadium should be a thrill for them

 

[Moomin]

All the major news outlets going with the 50,000 capacity.
That would put us below: Man Utd, Tottenham, Man City, West Ham, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea and Newcastle.

Utterly pathetic. The club need a serious re-think on th capacity.

All in all, I'm a bit underwhelmed.

It's just a figure, nothing set in stone. Wouldn't worry about it

 

[n01efc]

Erm, we'll have paid it off after 40 years, so there is no 'price'. I think.

The echo article on where is the money coming from says we have the chance to buy it after 40 years.

 

[MartSlinger]

All the major news outlets going with the 50,000 capacity.
That would put us below: Man Utd, Tottenham, Man City, West Ham, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea and Newcastle.

Utterly pathetic. The club need a serious re-think on th capacity.

All in all, I'm a bit underwhelmed.

The Club have already said they'll consult the fans regarding capacity etc, read that up before you start spouting shabite.

50,000 was just in the plans as a cost estimate, it doesnt mean its the ACTUAL capacity.

 

[TheFinnFan]

All the major news outlets going with the 50,000 capacity.
That would put us below: Man Utd, Tottenham, Man City, West Ham, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea and Newcastle.

Utterly pathetic. The club need a serious re-think on th capacity.

All in all, I'm a bit underwhelmed.

How many times it has to be said....thats not the final number. And even if it would be you would have to see the whole picture before fuming over this lol

 

[Lee Smith]

That has confused me a bit. If we borrow £300m over 30 years, the capital repayment on that is £10m per year, then add the "sevice fee" to LCC which is £4m per year (there's your £14m per year), but this still hasn't take into account the actual interest repayment to the lender (which I'm assuming would be around the £8m per year mark based on it being a "preferential" rate??).

Actually it's £300m over 40 years isn't it, not 30. Therefore £7.5m pa capital

 

[GwladysBlue]

It's just a figure, nothing set in stone. Wouldn't worry about it

I put nothing past our board when leeches like Elstone, Woods and Kenwright are on it, mate.