New Everton Stadium

[andyblue]

all the info in this article is taken from GOT.

 

[johnnydawg68]

If we build a stadium bigger than Anfield the fume from them will fill my heart with joy.

 

[devogue]

Would we fill 60,000 seats?

 

[gerryandtheRedhaters]

Would we fill 60,000 seats?

57k cos of aways and yes we would if priced correctly.

We had 70k plus regular years ago so if 50% of them had 1 son and then they had 1 son were sorted?

 

[GwladysPhil]

We are the number one club on Merseyside now, and this will topple them over the edge.

 

[Goat]

57k cos of aways and yes we would if priced correctly.

We had 70k plus regular years ago so if 50% of them had 1 son and then they had 1 son were sorted?

Football was vastly more affordable back then tho.

Your talking 35 notes per game these days, another 20 if you take a lid, another 20 on snacks and scarfs and that, its a dear do these days, often overlooked.

 

[gerryandtheRedhaters]

Football was vastly more affordable back then tho.

Your talking 35 notes per game these days, another 20 if you take a lid, another 20 on snacks and scarfs and that, its a dear do these days, often overlooked.

Its got to be affordable I agree yes.

 

[Kiwi]

Football was vastly more affordable back then tho.

Your talking 35 notes per game these days, another 20 if you take a lid, another 20 on snacks and scarfs and that, its a dear do these days, often overlooked.

Agreed but the club has also made an notable effort to make ST's affordable and we actually have a waiting list now. If you factor in a new stadium buzz with no restricted views and a moderately successful team ie in Europe 55-60k is quite reasonable

 

[Goat]

Agreed but the club has also made an notable effort to make ST's affordable and we actually have a waiting list now. If you factor in a new stadium buzz with no restricted views and a moderately successful team ie in Europe 55-60k is quite reasonable

The clubs done a great job with regards pricing so far, long may it continue.

 

[Mosh Pit]

I don't know why Everton planning to build a bigger stadium than Anfield would make news? I didn't expect it to be any other way

 

[Kiwi]

The clubs done a great job with regards pricing so far, long may it continue.

Think Moshiri and the club have taken the long sighted view of things, getting the next generation through the gates and making it affordable for then is a good plan for success and maintaining a strong local core to the support.

 

[toffee-L]

I don't know why Everton planning to build a bigger stadium than Anfield would make news? I didn't expect it to be any other way

So far we'd been led to believe the size of the stadium would be between 50-55k, these leaked documents suggest otherwise hence why they are getting attention. It's very important our new ground exposes Anfield as the pitiful shed it is, you have to win the regional battle first before you go nationwide.

 

[4737carlin]

Didn't Dan Meis eddismiss those plans last week?

He dismiss a picture of the stadium design which turned out was from some competiton and nothing official

 

[Big Neville Southall]

Would we fill 60,000 seats?

When? Big games, or all games?

If we think we're going to sell out for all games then 60000 is too small.

 

[CRIMHEAD]

When? Big games, or all games?

If we think we're going to sell out for all games then 60000 is too small.

I know the point you are trying to make, but that might just be a function of pricing.

Regardless, if we sell out every game at 60K, it would be impressive and if the stadium design is done right, it will be probably the toughest place to play in the league.