New Everton Stadium

[WA Toffee]

It wasn't about love or hate, people are free to like or dislike anything as an example I'm not a big fan of the outside design of our new stadium. I think they could have come up with something much more elegant. It's all a bit space shippy for my taste.

My problem was that I don't think they were being honest with their arguments about the inside. Or worse were being deliberately misleading.

I think it is obvious that they are popcorning you, yet you and the other spurs fan keep biting. May be smarter to just smile, pat them on the head and sarcastically agree with everything they say?

 

[Markydys]

2024??!!!
Unbelievable. Hope it’s earlier than that

 

[Frang]

2024??!!!
Unbelievable. Hope it’s earlier than that

do you think we will have even seen a real render by then let alone have it built??

this build, if it ever does take off, will be very long and very complex with lots of hold ups

 

[Bowiensno]

Hopefully Like all major project the critical path milestones are all in place and ready to go as soon as we get the green light. Even then it will probably over-run like all major project ever managed in the UK so 2024 might be realistic if we want to manage our expectations!

 

[Steve Wigan]

A new stadium thread in the Everton only part of the forum.

In order to talk about Everton, we need also to talk about our peers, competition, opponents, call it what you like. You can't talk about Walkers Crisps without comparing them with other crisps. We need to use other clubs as a measure of our progress/position in the game.

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

Coincidental timing, announced yesterday Meis has lost the FC Cincinnati project to Populous...

That FC Cincinnati stadium orange glow is a go -- but with a new architect

FC Cincinnati hired a new architect to complete its West End Stadium. The change will \

eu.cincinnati.com

"Lost" is a bit of a misleading title - they're still using the Meis design apparently, so it's more that the delivery part is moving to another company. Something not uncommon in the field, I believe.

 

[Jacko93]

"Lost" is a bit of a misleading title - they're still using the Meis design apparently, so it's more that the delivery part is moving to another company. Something not uncommon in the field, I believe.

Not uncommon at all, for consultants nor Architects.

 

[degsy]

Hopefully Like all major project the critical path milestones are all in place and ready to go as soon as we get the green light. Even then it will probably over-run like all major project ever managed in the UK so 2024 might be realistic if we want to manage our expectations!

So all these milestones are going to tumble like dominoes eh. Then theres this 'green light' thing thats going to set it all rolling, or is that tumbling. What is it, this light of green? An actual plan, Planning permission, Finance...not seeing much of anything like that yet - Not one...
but yeah they'll be there alright, they've likely been there all along, forgotten under the blotter on Moshiri's desk in the liver building, for him to pull them out in a big reveal like a modern day Poirot.

 

[Jeff Jones]

Stop panicking. We'll be playing in a new stadium soon. Tottenham's.

 

[mickefc]

Doesn't scream the Emirates to me. Looks fantastic.

 

[Frang]

Europa league footy at both emirates old and new next season by the looks..

 

[Verbal Kint]

When is the next phase of this project due??

Planning objections will add a couple of years surely

 

[Frang]

When is the next phase of this project due??

Planning objections will add a couple of years surely

ask derek acorah.. he might have an insight

 

[GwladysPhil]

Doesn't scream the Emirates to me. Looks fantastic.

Look àt my other post it clearly is.

 

[GwladysPhil]

Thank god we've got plenty of time to sort out a stadium before we have a squad like spurs.

Imagine bragging about the modern emierates to lose like that? No chance will they challenge for the league next year, £700m debt = no player investment.