New Everton Stadium

[Itchycoopark]

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...bramley-moore-stadium-global-warming-12808366. Another positive article in the red echo, get your rubber dinghies and arm bands at the ready!

 

[Gladystweet]

Stay clear of a retractable roof. Not needed in Liverpool as we very rarely have the weather to stop footy and I've heard way too many issues with stadia having roof problems, even the Miller Park stadium Meis designed.

Correct. As long as it's got sufficient overhang and is pretty wind proof, we don't need a roof.
Reading what Dan Meis has been saying, it seems the plans must be quite advanced for him to quote a figure for a roof. And it appears it's a sole purpose is a football stadium...I may very well be talking out my chute though.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Just amazing.

Yep the council/government just going to let Liverpool flood. Same too for Peel and all the Liverpool waters development.

I'm not an academic like this chap that the echo has managed to get hold of for this article but i'd imagine they would build a new 2/3 metre sea wall and just flood the Wirral... Just joking, build the wall all around or have a Mersey barrier like the one they have for the Thames.

Not hard is it...

 

[Gladystweet]

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...bramley-moore-stadium-global-warming-12808366. Another positive article in the red echo, get your rubber dinghies and arm bands at the ready!

Ah, the good old Liverpool, Liverpool echo. We're probably best staying put, as the sea levels will reach all the way to Goodison, and it will act as a dam to prevent any damage to Lidderpool's super duper ground.
We know our place echo..thanks.

 

[Julius Geezer]

According to one of my A level Geology kids , land levels in the north of the UK are actually rising and in the South they are falling . Due to the millions of tons of ice in the Northern UK during the ice age which "weighed down" the land mass .Now that the ice has gone the land mass is rising again in the North and dropping in the South , like a see saw.
Examples are the ever receding tideline in Southport in the North and the construction of the Thames Barrier in the South due to rising sea levels down there (bye London )

 

[GrandOldTeam]

What happens when journalists need to put out content, any content, to meet content quotas and content clicks.

Content.

Generating clicks > being first > > > > > > > Journalism.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

lollollol The RS Echo starting a "dirty tricks" campaign already!!

 

[nsno-chris]

No roof, I want to feel the full force of the Mersey pelting me in the face during those freezing cold December evenings

 

[royalblue66]

Quite like the idea of a moat.

 

[4737carlin]

Dont want a roof, dont need one, yeah be great but the money that would cost I would rather add extra seats

 

[MickA]

No roof, I want to feel the full force of the Mersey pelting me in the face during those freezing cold December evenings

It would still be warmer than the Top Balc

 

[ggooggooggoo]

Quite like the idea of a goat.

Are you Kidding?

 

[JimEFC]

Just amazing.

If true, shouldn't the real story here be that the entire waterfront and at least half of the city centre will be submerged?

Or does the Echo only do football stories? lol

 

[Pabbers]

Monorail, that circles the ground with stops at each stand.

 

[royalblue66]

Are you Kidding?

With a portcullis as well mate.