Redevelopment. Same story as it was two years ago. Won't happen. Shouldn't happen.
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Why's that mate?Redevelopment. Same story as it was two years ago. Won't happen. Shouldn't happen.
Nope, just expanding the Bullens backwards onto the Bullens Road, so adding depth to the bullens. Rush diagram obvs, black arrows are where the stand would be extended back to, black line would be the new Bullens Road cutting through only a few houses and the school car park. View attachment 14451
Aye. It'd help cut down on restricted views as we could move to a cantilevered roof too.Ah yes, good point - and it would offer the potential to fill in the gap in the corner next to Park End.
I am not sure to be honest, would need to look into it. The idea would be not to preserve the building (the stadium) as a listed building but to preserve the heritage and recognise the relationship between the ground, club and local area plus the cultural contribution and significance on a local, national and global level.
I haven't checked to see if any sporting stadia have been given such status. Given that there are around 35 industrial sites around the globe with world heritage status it should be possible to argue that a sporting site and local area be afforded similar privileges.
Needs further research.....
Whilst it's good to discuss all the alternatives to a new stadium the inescapable truth is that the soon to be released accounts will again show Everton cannot fund a ground move or a redevelopment of Goodison.
Equally neither the ground move or redevelopment can be funded by debt, so in the absence of new investment or new owners nothing is going to happen.
Liverpool CC have said previously they are not opposed to relocating the school to facilitate redevelopment.
And today we find a sugar daddy all the way from Kansas USA ready to take over the club .Whilst it's good to discuss all the alternatives to a new stadium the inescapable truth is that the soon to be released accounts will again show Everton cannot fund a ground move or a redevelopment of Goodison.
Equally neither the ground move or redevelopment can be funded by debt, so in the absence of new investment or new owners nothing is going to happen.
I believe that is correct. Before the end of the month we were told.Aren't we due some news on this sometime this week?