New Everton Stadium

[tommye]

Surely 'W' is for Wool?

(I'm only messing Wirralites, I moved to Anglesey at 11, that's megawool)

@Kurt.



He might live by your cave

 

[Kurt.]

@Kurt.



He might live by your cave

He sounds too posh for my ends

 

[tommye]

Then we are all happy and there are only very minor grumblings about the stadium and things associated with it.....right?

The stadium is gonna be a thing of beauty and wonderment.


Hopefully we'll have some semblance of a half decent team by then.

 

[tommye]

He sounds too posh for my ends

He might be a cave mutt too mate. Reach out...

 

[kev]

Grab yourself a beer and sit back and enjoy

Absolutely superb mate ? Amazing to see that progress. Particularly interesting to see the early footage of the dock being filled and then the progress once the tower cranes arrived on site.
Wonderful.

 

[PeregrineT]

The physical building is not being used to secure the debt, future club ticket sale revenue is, regardless of where the matches are played.

So you are of the opinion that investors dont see less risk in a finished new larger stadium than the promise of one?

Interesting.

 

[Noggsy blue]

Absolutely superb mate ? Amazing to see that progress. Particularly interesting to see the early footage of the dock being filled and then the progress once the tower cranes arrived on site.
Wonderful.

Thanks so much, really looked forward to doing this timelapse

 

[St James]

So you are of the opinion that investors dont see less risk in a finished new larger stadium than the promise of one?

Interesting.

No, the only risk to the investors would be that of Everton going out of business completely, the debt is/will be secured against future match day revenues, not any physical property.

 

[tommye]

Grab yourself a beer and sit back and enjoy

Superb stuff mate.
Thank you again for all your time and effort that we all benefit from.
Absolute legend

Here's to the next 12 months ??

 

[Noggsy blue]

Superb stuff mate.
Thank you again for all your time and effort that we all benefit from.
Absolute legend

Here's to the next 12 months ??

Thanks @tommye, I enjoyed doing this one?

 

[tmgc]

Grab yourself a beer and sit back and enjoy

Grab yourself a beer and sit back and enjoy

Nice one Noggs

 

[roydo]

No, the only risk to the investors would be that of Everton going out of business completely, the debt is/will be secured against future match day revenues, not any physical property.

Usually, commercial property finance is a bit of both, but like I have said before, with a sports ground it is different. As in, you can let a shop or an office block to anyone. A sports ground aint much use to anyone with no club to play in it, unless you knock it down and build, well, shops offices and homes.

 

[Amw79]

Grab yourself a beer and sit back and enjoy

Well in Noggs. Id kinda forgotten how that early period of filling in and compacting the sand looked. Great vid.

 

[St James]

Usually, commercial property finance is a bit of both, but like I have said before, with a sports ground it is different. As in, you can let a shop or an office block to anyone. A sports ground aint much use to anyone with no club to play in it, unless you knock it down and build, well, shops offices and homes.

But this is not 'a bit of both' though, they are looking to use the same model as Spurs used to finance their stadium, through a private placement in the US which converts the debt in to bonds with a maturity period of 20 - 30 years, and with a set interest rate.

 

[Frenk]

Filmed by a red so 95% of what he says is tosh but it's another couple of days work on top of the Sunday videos and it definitely seems like the west stand internal rooms have moved on again. Plus interesting to see some views as he obviously doesn't give a flying about going over the site.

Need to have some of these to take down rs drones.