New Everton Stadium

Sack the clown, we need a roof a retractable one huge benefit to host other events!
Reckon Meis is from Florida he needs to book a room for a month at the Hilton in January he would then understand the need for a roof
 
kev said:
danmeis‏ @Meisarch 40m40 minutes ago
Replying to @toffeetower
The canopy does that...and, more importantly, passionate, engaged fans focused on the pitch rather than the cheese selection


  1. danmeis‏ @Meisarch 41m41 minutes ago
    I want great natural turf and a view to the sky...buy a scarf...a blue one..and a warm jacket

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  2. danmeis‏ @Meisarch 43m43 minutes ago
    I honestly don't understand the desire for a roof. It would be seldom used and cost far more than a handful of great strikers.
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God, now I'm depressed
 

Trying to get my head around our fans getting pissed off at our stadium architect prioritising stand rake/sight lines/atmosphere over roof/cheese room/corporate boxes. Really? Do we want to be a bigger, better version of the club we are or do we want to be another identikit tourist-experience sight-seeing attraction? Yes commercial/corporate improvement is necessary but surely first, last and always we want an intimidating football stadium?
 

jonnyboy316 said:
Somebody please reassure me that we are not going to win the CWG
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I'd like to win it personally.

The information today already states it'll be a football stadium used for athletics which it would have to be judging by Dan Meis's tweets about being close to the pitch and steep stands. It would have to mean a temporary track installed above ground level.

We would surely get a lot of extra funding, sponsorship, assistance getting plans 'through' and a guarantee that it'll be ready in 4 years time if it was to host the event.
 
boris said:
I'd like to win it personally.

The information today already states it'll be a football stadium used for athletics which it would have to be judging by Dan Meis's tweets about being close to the pitch and steep stands. It would have to mean a temporary track installed above ground level.

We would surely get a lot of extra funding, sponsorship, assistance getting plans 'through' and a guarantee that it'll be ready in 4 years time if it was to host the event.
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I am pretty sure that even a temporary track above ground level would not be possible without compromising the football design. They will of course tell you it is but I am pretty sure there wil be some board members that have enough architectural knowledge on here to confirm otherwise

If it does happen there would have to be a significant contribution from the council. Not just conversion costs. The big benefit would be the infrastructure around the stadium but I am still against this
 

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