New Everton Stadium

[mahermi1]

Great, let's hope we get good news this week.

We deserve to fella.

 

[Double Negative]

Lets hope Man Utd, Arsenal and Leeds do us a favour this weekend by taking something off West Ham, Spurs and Chelsea. Leicester have Sheff Utd at home so thats a guaranteed 3 points.

Hopefully we can take advantage... COYBs

First paragraph, mission accomplished.
Last line, enter Everton, stage left...guaranteed isn’t it.

 

[Barca Blue]

 

[BNJ1878]

Kirkby with a fancy roof. No one would be stupid enough to pass that off for Everton. Those stands that don't overhang each other are cheap, minty, small time rubbish that offer nothing. Worst around. Any architect that offers that would be fired on the spot.

Great hitting a random page in this thread and reading old posts.

(that's not a dig at @Big Neville Southall either, just so happened to be on the page I was on)

 

[wba83]

He better not be going anywhere near this stadium.

I’d love him to turn up just once and then spend two minutes at goodison on his way home . So basically boris has been to our grounds more than you in the last how many years

 

[Big Neville Southall]

Kirkby with a fancy roof. No one would be stupid enough to pass that off for Everton. Those stands that don't overhang each other are cheap, minty, small time rubbish that offer nothing. Worst around. Any architect that offers that would be fired on the spot.

Great hitting a random page in this thread and reading old posts.

(that's not a dig at @Big Neville Southall either, just so happened to be on the page I was on)

Check out the picture I was replying too at the time

 

[Connor]

Government responds to Council's decision to approve Everton's new stadium plans

Government has responded to Liverpool City Council's decision to approve Everton's Bramley-Moore stadium plans

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

The government has asked for more time to consider Everton's planning application for a new stadium at Bramley-Moore dock - with the anticipated 21-day scrutiny period since Liverpool City council's approval of the plans passing tomorrow.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Government responds to Council's decision to approve Everton's new stadium plans

Government has responded to Liverpool City Council's decision to approve Everton's Bramley-Moore stadium plans

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

The government has asked for more time to consider Everton's planning application for a new stadium at Bramley-Moore dock - with the anticipated 21-day scrutiny period since Liverpool City council's approval of the plans passing tomorrow.

Not really surprised by this, it's a big project.

 

[Lord Byron]

Was to be expected given the complexity of the project.

 

[tommytowne]

And the Government waited until the penultimate day to request more time?
And no indication whatsoever from them as to when a decision is likely.
Cue DBB special mail saying RELAX.

 

[BNJ1878]

Check out the picture I was replying too at the time

Yeah, but I'm pretty sure it's since been confirmed that that was one of the actual early renderings.

Cheers

 

[BNJ1878]

Not really surprised by this, it's a big project.

It was suggested at the time of the council meeting it could well go over 21 days.

No cause for alarm or wild theories.

 

[Jim Hopper]

So pretty much we won’t have a time scale for when this is likely to be decided now? Could drag on for a long time? Or?

 

[Bullens Rd]

No doubt they'll give their decision by the end of the year, then call it in for full scrutinisation by the government, rejected q4 of 2022.

 

[Big Neville Southall]

Yeah, but I'm pretty sure it's since been confirmed that that was one of the actual early renderings.

Cheers

If anything it would be a side stand, in which case yes the overhang is poor in BMD which I and others have mentioned about in other posts.

A greater overhang has double the number of fans on the same footprint which is what fans wanted. ie fans as 'close to the action as possible', or fans on 'top of of the pitch'. BMD does not have any overhanging tiers so it is not as 'intimate' as people wanted.

We can't get it as close as Goodison, as there are minimum requirements for legroom but we could have at least had some overhang from the upper tiers.