New Everton Stadium

[wainy]

I bet the first person ever to watch a match from the back of the Lower Gwladys was dreaming of this new ground with more than 6 inches of visible pitch.

Sometimes it’s blessing them 6 inches are all you get

 

[Dixieslaces]

Right, and let's not forget the sand getting pumped in has a high water content (obviously).

I wouldn't be surprised if it needs at least double the 100 journeys the basic maths would suggest.

its still Toooo early for even basic Maths, maybe try again after 4.00p.m. today!

UTFT!

 

[Mrtallywacker]

Sometimes it’s blessing them 6 inches are all you get

I prefer at least 9 inches my son.
God bless.

 

[tommytowne]

Sometimes it’s blessing them 6 inches are all you get

Mrs. T says she wishes!!

 

[kev]

I prefer at least 9 inches my son.
God bless.

Even if I had 12" I still wouldn't use it as a rule

 

[wainy]

I prefer at least 9 inches my son.
God bless.

You must have a really sore bum hole.

 

[Stephen Gibson]

I prefer at least 9 inches my son.
God bless.

The lord giveth and the lord taketh...

 

[matty1878]

Be positive about this Matty, its not a fix but it is a very positive step.

i know off the field it is, provided we don’t up a boro lol

 

[Jacko93]

I'm guessing the Shoalway's hold volume of 4,500m3 is the sand and water combined. So the next thing we'd need to know is how much of that volume is sand, and how much is water....

4,500 is its dredge capacity, the fluidisation of that happens when at location just prior to offloading afaik.

 

[allen]

4,500 is its dredge capacity, the fluidisation of that happens when at location just prior to offloading afaik.

Okay, that’s interesting if so. But wouldn’t it make it easier to both suck up, store and release if it was mixed with water as early in the process as possible?

 

[roydo]

4,500 is its dredge capacity, the fluidisation of that happens when at location just prior to offloading afaik.

I am happy to bet a lot of money that that post has never ever appeared on a football forum, ever.

 

[blueboy1945]

Haven't been there for a long time. A good thing was that it was always toasty at the back even on the coldest winter days.

Had a season ticket up to and including 1970/71 season. Moved out of Liverpool then.

 

[roy vernon]

Had a season ticket up to and including 1970/71 season. Moved out of Liverpool then.

It was always warm in those days because we were jammed in like sardines and standing.

Only the posh people went in the stands in those days

 

[Mrtallywacker]

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Mrs. T says she wishes!!

Even if I had 12" I still wouldn't use it as a rule

You must have a really sore bum hole.

The lord giveth and the lord taketh...

I mention Lower Gwladys sight lines and you demons come out with this filth.
May the Lord have mercy on your souls.
God bless.

 

[tommytowne]

Even if I had 12" I still wouldn't use it as a rule

Use it as a foot then.