FIFA also for security don't like stadiums in built up areas, always want a fan zone close to the stadium.
The docks would be ideal for them.
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FIFA also for security don't like stadiums in built up areas, always want a fan zone close to the stadium.
The docks would be ideal for them.
Think its 60k plus for quarters.
Toffeeslam
Player Valuation: £35m
Englad beat Sweden in the last World Cup quarter finals in Samra and that had a capacity of 41970
so unless it’s recently changed
My mistake, its 60k for the semi finals and 80k for the final and opening ceremony.
Onwards Evertonians
Player Valuation: £8m
It was on the Secretary of state's desk the day after, that's was the 24th I think.
Blueway
Player Valuation: £950k
Cant see it being turned down after this announcement!
The Liverpool City Region is set to become a freeport as part of Chancellor Rishi Sunak's Budget announcement in the House of Commons.
Freeports are special economic zones with different rules to make it easier and cheaper to do business - designated areas where the normal tax and tariff rules of the country do not apply.
Speaking in Parliament on Wednesday, Mr Sunak confirmed that Liverpool's bid had been approved alongside seven others.
It's a move hoped to bring thousands of jobs to the city region along with £800m of investment, and was announced by the Chancellor alongside a long list of new economic measures.
He said the eight UK freeports will have “simpler planning”, “cheaper customs – with favourable tariffs, VAT or duties”, and lower taxes – with “tax breaks to encourage construction, private investment and job creation”.
The Liverpool City Region is set to become a freeport as part of Chancellor Rishi Sunak's Budget announcement in the House of Commons.
Freeports are special economic zones with different rules to make it easier and cheaper to do business - designated areas where the normal tax and tariff rules of the country do not apply.
Speaking in Parliament on Wednesday, Mr Sunak confirmed that Liverpool's bid had been approved alongside seven others.
It's a move hoped to bring thousands of jobs to the city region along with £800m of investment, and was announced by the Chancellor alongside a long list of new economic measures.
He said the eight UK freeports will have “simpler planning”, “cheaper customs – with favourable tariffs, VAT or duties”, and lower taxes – with “tax breaks to encourage construction, private investment and job creation”.
PaddyJames
Player Valuation: £25m
Nah they're just trying to geg in on the cities roaring beak trade
sharkey1001
Player Valuation: £10m
If Ireland has 2 stadiums then Croke Park (83.000 capacity) will be one as will the Aviva probably.
You would image the Millenium in Cardiff, Hampden or Celtic Park....
I remember in Euro 96 they viewed both Goodison and the Sesspool and stated that they had to pick one or the other.... Imagine they picked Anfield over BMD! lol.
In theory, yeah. Big, easy political win for the gov, to rubber stamp it with no delays.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
Well...quite. No arguments there.
bluenorthwarrior
Player Valuation: £8m
All big govt announcements are coordinated by the No.10 press grid. The SoS probably already knows what his decision is but can't unilaterally announce it.
They will have a date to announce the good (or indeed bad) news that maximises the optics for the government, or minimises media attention if it is negative.
The Cardiff principality or whatever they call it now is better than any of them stadiums you’ve listed above
Onwards Evertonians
Player Valuation: £8m
I can't see this being knocked back with Sunak making statements like this today as part of his budget plans. He'd look a bit daft if the biggest project by far in Liverpool Waters was rejected.