New Everton Stadium

[tommye]

If the new stadium manages to capture the "essence" of the gwladis street, the smell of weed will overpower any sewage smells.

*lights up

 

[radiostar]

You're half right. I've heard it does smell but they'll surely sort that out.

I'm just pointing out this is my only concern. What ideally could have been bars and places to eat is a tinned out sewage plant.

I guess this is why we've been given the land so cheaply, won't be getting apartments built next to it so makes sense for a football stadium to be built there to kickstart the docks redevelopment.

It does stink. Not sure if it's poo like. Smells more like a chemical type smell but the area smells horrible to be brutally honest.

 

[tommye]

It does stink. Not sure if it's poo like. Smells more like a chemical type smell but the area smells horrible to be brutally honest.

Is the exact response one would expect from yourself

 

[radiostar]

Is the exact response one would expect from yourself

Get the train to Sandhills next Saturday afternoon and take a walk round the area, the get back to me. X

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

All this talk of ‘poo’ makes me feel like I’ve stumbled onto a ‘ Mums net’ thread.
I realise we can’t necessarily use the word we normally would but how about ‘faeces’ ‘excreta’ or even ‘human waste’ something that sounds vaguely like an adult conversation.
Anyway it’s all a load of sh.....

 

[GwladysPhil]

Is the exact response one would expect from yourself

He's quite clearly a wind up but he is right,

I can't find that picture at the angle which shows the proximity to it, best I can find is this, the white units are the treatment works.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

I highly doubt the club would have agreed to move there if the smell is that bad otherwise no bugger would go the game lol

 

[Tim UpperBullen]

just had a look at this. The picture of BMD was surprising(at least to me), I presume the building to the right side of the picture is the sewage works and will remain after the ground is built. Doesn't look great imo

The picture you refer to maybe from this article

 

[Tim UpperBullen]

He's quite clearly a wind up but he is right,

I can't find that picture at the angle which shows the proximity to it, best I can find is this, the white units are the treatment works.

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I tried to show the article but just succeeded in posting my response - sorry rubbish at this It stuff. Brownie posted the article if anyone is interested

 

[Tim UpperBullen]

Anyone linked this? Nothing new really but interesting nonetheless.

‘The stadium is paramount’: How Everton are plotting a top six push from Bramley Moore Dock - SportsPro

On the back of his appearance at SportsPro Live, Sasha Ryazantsev, Everton’s chief finance and commercial officer, discusses the Premier League club’s stadium plans, finding new ways to grow revenue, and providing a financial platform to deliver regular European soccer.

www.sportspromedia.com

This is it

 

[Toffeeslam]

I do wonder what the braindead dolts are gonna do and moan about when this gets underway

Too close to the river

 

[FredTheStair]

We’re already quite close to a building that smells quite strongly of piss.....

 

[degsy]

Half a mile currently.

Someone posted a picture further back from a different angle at BMD. United utilities built a massive extension and its quite concerning how close it is, I thought it was actually further down the road but we will actually be a few metres from human poo.

Bit harsh on Schneiderlin that

 

[GwladysPhil]

This is it

That's the one, thank you.

Personally I think this has been an avoided and hidden part of the stadium move. Needs to be addressed during the consultation period in my opinion.

Imagine being in the proposed fan zone with that glaring at you.

 

[Dubai Blue]

Apparently you can just put a big cover over the tanks and it helps. Don't know if these ones already have them or not.

Picturing a Chernobyl disaster. Just browner.