New Everton Stadium

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Gone a bit quiet again, expecting the twitter whore Meis to make an appearance soon.

 

[everton2004]

They've gone back to the designs to see where they can fit the statue of Niasse slotting his first Everton goal.

 

[Big Neville Southall]

Still a bit disappointed there's only going to be the one massive home end. It's good we're having one like but I want it to be great. Thought we were meant to make it as intimidating as possible?

Should have two massive home ends, one for each half. No atmosphere better created than when the team attacks the goal, so you want to make those ends as good as possible.

 

[blulouie]

Still a bit disappointed there's only going to be the one massive home end. It's good we're having one like but I want it to be great. Thought we were meant to make it as intimidating as possible?

Should have two massive home ends, one for each half. No atmosphere better created than when the team attacks the goal, so you want to make those ends as good as possible.

Wont matter how many Big End's we get if the crowd is as quiet as last night's

 

[miff]

Does anyone have any idea as to when we might see some plans ?...........

Sunday evening just after Countryfile

 

[Big Neville Southall]

Wont matter how many Big End's we get if the crowd is as quiet as last night's

Fans do have take more responsibility onto themselves. The stadium design, the noise, and fan behaviour is strongly linked though.

 

[Jamiednm]

I don't want too much atmosphere at the new stadium. I like to be able to talk to the person next to me about non-football stuff at sensible sound levels, not having to shout and give myself a sore throat.

Sure, if a goal is scored, a brief increase in atmosphere to accompany the distraction from my conversation is acceptable, but not for 90 minutes!

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

Does anyone have any idea as to when we might see some plans ?...........

Thursday, 1st February.

 

[Eggs]

...plans submitted for a new cruiser liner terminal at Princes Dock. A little bit further down the river than our new gaff but lovely to think all of those visitors on their fine ships will go sailing by our stadium;


http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/heres-how-liverpools-new-50m-13649055

 

[Titus Bramble]

...plans submitted for a new cruiser liner terminal at Princes Dock. A little bit further down the river than our new gaff but lovely to think all of those visitors on their fine ships will go sailing by our stadium;


http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/heres-how-liverpools-new-50m-13649055

Sailing into port past a huge Everton crest and a looped video of Moshiri windmilling in the direction of a field.

What dreams are made of

 

[CJR]

Anyone else notice that the Echo article has pushed the date out a year? stating 2022, it was stated that it would open 2021-2022 season a year before the CG's??

 

[orly]

Anyone else notice that the Echo article has pushed the date out a year? stating 2022, it was stated that it would open 2021-2022 season a year before the CG's??

This is how it starts mate

 

[roydo]

Anyone else notice that the Echo article has pushed the date out a year? stating 2022, it was stated that it would open 2021-2022 season a year before the CG's??

IMO, and its only an opinion, the whole CWG thing was a massive divert to allow LCC to derisk the stadium funding, allowing big fish in to kick start the whole area.

So they could hardly say the ground wouldnt be ready.

The whole "a ground in 2 years" guff was always hot air.

It will happen, but in a more realistic time frame.

 

[larbert toffee]

I don't want too much atmosphere at the new stadium. I like to be able to talk to the person next to me about non-football stuff at sensible sound levels, not having to shout and give myself a sore throat.

Sure, if a goal is scored, a brief increase in atmosphere to accompany the distraction from my conversation is acceptable, but not for 90 minutes!

 

[Toffeeslam]

I don't want too much atmosphere at the new stadium. I like to be able to talk to the person next to me about non-football stuff at sensible sound levels, not having to shout and give myself a sore throat.

Sure, if a goal is scored, a brief increase in atmosphere to accompany the distraction from my conversation is acceptable, but not for 90 minutes!

I don't understand this

Why go to a football match if you want to have a normal conversation with someone at normal sound levels ? Aren't you better off going to the pub to watch the game ?