Meh. We're still Scruffs and always will be.
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Joe keeps referring to David Moyes as a manager in terms of Jurgen Klopp and Diego Simeone. Someone who can elevate a club beyond themselves and help them punch above their weight.
Yep.
He's killed all his credibility in one fell swoop by declaring that he thinks we don't need a new stadium.
We absolutely blatantly do. We've sold out more games this season than for any season since the 1980s. Some of that is down to the high number of season tickets but the demand for the club has clearly grown.
Yes we need more corporate boxes - in A NEW STADIUM!
Ha Ha Ha.Ugh.
The title of this thread is painful to try and read
The point he is making (a valid one, I think) is not that he doesn't want a new stadium gifted by a fairy godmother (or like West Ham and Man City?) but that the costs involved in building a new stadium would not increase the revenue enough to justify them. And he's probably right about the working class nature of the club and the lack of big business interest in corporate boxes.Yep.
He's killed all his credibility in one fell swoop by declaring that he thinks we don't need a new stadium.
We absolutely blatantly do. We've sold out more games this season than for any season since the 1980s. Some of that is down to the high number of season tickets but the demand for the club has clearly grown.
Yes we need more corporate boxes - in A NEW STADIUM!
Dave Kelly is closer to the mark though: a complete Goodison revamp is required.Oh no.... no show without Punch:
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Dave Kelly from the Blue Union is saying he agrees Eveton don't need a new stadium and that Goodison should be redeveloped.
"I think Walton Hall Park is probably as ill advises as Kirkby was. My concern is that Liverpool Council, Everton in the Community and Liverpool Homes..are not the ideal partners financially"
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Great, so now we've got another plan being 'dumped' on.
And it begins.
eventually worked as Group Chief Executive of the Co-Operative Group Commercial Division in Manchester
Id knock the park end down and start a freshchuck a few boxes on top of the park end, like those that are chucked on construction sites but a bit more nice, simples.
The point he is making (a valid one, I think) is not that he doesn't want a new stadium gifted by a fairy godmother (or like West Ham and Man City?) but that the costs involved in building a new stadium would not increase the revenue enough to justify them. And he's probably right about the working class nature of the club and the lack of big business interest in corporate boxes.