52,000 not happy with this. At least should be 60,000 and then room to expand
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The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
They'll buy Newcastle as they have a bigger stadium to start with.
Who lol
As long as we have a cigar bar on the roof selling cognac i will be happy.
55'000 was probably the most realistic and popular stadium capacity mentioned. It would also put us in the top five biggest stadia in the PL. With the added sweetener of it eventually rising to 62'000,would definitely swing it, in my humble opinion for most Evertonians.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
No cheese room ?
I got one late June which I don’t use at all
I go over and sit with my mate, his brother and their 2 sons on his fathers season ticket
Don’t get to Derby’s or games early season or late season when the weather is good
He knows a lad who can’t afford a season ticket and is a mad blue so he gives it to him to use
If I used it I’d be sitting on my own and know no one around me but it doesn’t bother him
I bought it hoping I get seats with my mate and his family at BMD
Toffeelover
Player Valuation: £80m
Hardly multiples and when was the golf course? Plus wHP was never really a considered option.
bring the ghost on
Player Valuation: £35m
Think of this way - most businesses (and especially football clubs) need to finance their big initiatives in order to grow and become more successful.
It will mostly be done through lending of course, but if there is "cheap cash" available (e.g. council assisted, Usmanov money) then this will benefit the club's balance sheet hugely as it won't be paying enormous rates of interest.
Will the club be saddled with a lot of debt as a result? Yes, either way.
However, Moshiri knows that if he wants to realise his investment, he can't just saddle a club with a lot of debt and then flog it - the debt still needs to be paid off, so it makes sense for it to be manageable.
It is still a risk of course, but one which is necessary for us to take if we want to get to the next level. We don't have a benefactor who can build us a stadium at no cost.
Yearh agree here at this moment Newcastle’s is still bigger than our new ground will be lol
Absolutely, I think 52000 is way too pessimistic tbh, but hey this is Everton !
Goes without saying.
Also kiosk selling roquefort on wholegrain crackers with a glass of port.
EverBlue92
Player Valuation: £8m
Exactly this, people are looking at 52k as if this is happening next season.
Come 5 seasons time:
1. Man City, West Ham will have increased capacity to over 60k
2. Clubs like Leicester and Wolves have talked about stadium expansion to around 50-55k
3. Chelsea will likely move stadium / expand stamford bridge
4. If Newcastle get a big takeover their owner very well could increase SJP
Come the opening of BMD we could be 9-10th biggest in the country.
As I said to @roydo this basically says to me that the club has little expectation of meaningful success from now until the stadium is built in 4-5 years time.
Alot can happen in football in the space of 5 years - clubs like Chelsea & City went from nothing to league champs in that space of time, shame the ambition isnt there to try achieve similiar.
We spent quite a few million on studies regarding studies and plans for WHP