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New Everton Stadium

Current health and safety regulations would make it impossible to increase the capacity and facilities of Goodison without removing either the church, school, or both. Neither of which is likely to happen at all.

Wake up...
What if we just rebuild the main stand and Park End? Therefore having no affect on the church or school.
 
Joe Beadwood doesn't know his arse from his elbow.

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...ws/everton-urged-become-arsenal-north-9096970

On the one hand he's saying "become the arsenal of the north". On the other he says a stadium not the answer.

Its nonsense. Absolute nonsense.

The only way that Everton will be able to majorly boost commercial revenue is if the club has top quality corporate and consumer hospitality.

Not just for match events but to enable the club to generate money on non-match days.

Facilities is the only way this will happen.


The club's new TV deal should be pumped into stadium-(re- or new-)development as its the only way we will boost all areas of the club.
 
Joe Beadwood doesn't know his arse from his elbow.

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...ws/everton-urged-become-arsenal-north-9096970

On the one hand he's saying "become the arsenal of the north". On the other he says a stadium not the answer.

Its nonsense. Absolute nonsense.

The only way that Everton will be able to majorly boost commercial revenue is if the club has top quality corporate and consumer hospitality.

Not just for match events but to enable the club to generate money on non-match days.

Facilities is the only way this will happen.


The club's new TV deal should be pumped into stadium-(re- or new-)development as its the only way we will boost all areas of the club.

With the new TV deal;
All that will happen is that players wages and transfer fees will go up. There is not a chance of it going into anything else.

It's called the "prune juice effect" all the money goes into the club and runs out the other end. :-)
 

With the new TV deal;
All that will happen is that players wages and transfer fees will go up. There is not a chance of it going into anything else.

It's called the "prune juice effect" all the money goes into the club and runs out the other end. :)

Premier league rules limit wage increases from TV revenue to £4million per season.

Literally how many times has this been stated on here?
 
Premier league rules limit wage increases from TV revenue to £4million per season.

Literally how many times has this been stated on here?

It would be interesting to see how that could be enforced, I could see our accounts having a large amount of money listed as "Other Operating Costs" again. :)

There are bound to be ways around this; signing on fees, defferred payments, bonuses, etc

true but there's no limit on transfer fees ? everyone having more money is just going to inflate them

That is bound to happen, I think when a premier league club becomes interested in a player from the championship or another league it automatically pushes the price up
 
According to Wyness' calculations, Goodison should have fallen down about three years ago.

I don't think anything significant will happen at Everton as long as Kenwright is alive, so until he snuffs it, just get used to the club making the bare minimum from sponsorship, merchandising and match day revenues, while getting by on cheques from Sky.
 
Are these the same health and safety regs that mean we can't play at Goodison at the moment?

There's a big difference between getting a tick in the box for H&S regs on an existing structure to what you'd need to do if you rebuilt something. If Goodison was being built now, in it's current form, you wouldn't get it signed off.

That doesn't mean it's not safe in it's current form, it's just that a better design would be inherently safer. The main driver is getting people in, and out, of the stadium safely and in a timely manner.
 

There's a big difference between getting a tick in the box for H&S regs on an existing structure to what you'd need to do if you rebuilt something. If Goodison was being built now, in it's current form, you wouldn't get it signed off.

That doesn't mean it's not safe in it's current form, it's just that a better design would be inherently safer. The main driver is getting people in, and out, of the stadium safely and in a timely manner.

I know, my tongue was firmly planted in my cheek.
Moving stadium obviously makes the most sense but only if there is massive investment. If that doesn't happen and I'm pretty sure it won't, the next best option might be to redevelop the Park end and then possibly the main stand. I know there are a raft of restrictions but replacing the park end with a two tier stand with boxes seems like the obvious next step if massive money can't be found. The TV money will be spent on keeping pace with everyone else.
 
If they dont get the site right then it will be a waste of money, time and resources and put the future at risk.

This lot that goes under the name of the board and its senior management does not fill you with confidence on the evidence of the last 16 years.
 
If they dont get the site right then it will be a waste of money, time and resources and put the future at risk.

This lot that goes under the name of the board and its senior management does not fill you with confidence on the evidence of the last 16 years.

Said something similar earlier in the thread. I'd rather we didn't redevelop nor move with this lot in charge.
 
It would be interesting to see how that could be enforced, I could see our accounts having a large amount of money listed as "Other Operating Costs" again. :)

There are bound to be ways around this; signing on fees, defferred payments, bonuses, etc




That is bound to happen, I think when a premier league club becomes interested in a player from the championship or another league it automatically pushes the price up

Then they would fall foul of FFP and/or tax rules. Do you honestly think HMRC would allow false-accounting?

Remember. It was HMRC that put Rangers into liquidation.

Premier League rules have a tv-money wage restriction.

FFP has a total turnover / spending restriction.

Tax-law has a false-accounting restriction.


Fact is Everton have start spending on Stadium. There is very little other else they can spend it on due to the rules.
 

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