New Everton Stadium

[TheFinnFan]

That was old design wasnt it

 

[chazzle_dazzle]

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/docklands-site-owners-not-yet-11347728

Reading that it does give the idea that something is definitely going on...

Surely that would be Moshiri's preferred location.

 

[sageyefc]

Arsenal recently (2012) made £150m for a deal until 2021 with Emirates.

So ideally we should be aiming for around the same deal but if on the waterfront and dock/ferry terminal, I would imagine £150 would be a starting point.

The cost for the Emirates came to £390m with the increased TV money it looks a very achievable dream.

We arent arsenal and we're not in London. We'd get nowhere near that

 

[Jacko93]

That was old design wasnt it

It is, a very old design in fact that certainly wan't commissioned for Everton. Could be nearly 10-15 years old.
This is nothing more than a pretty picture and basic model with zero feasibility studies undertaken. People need to just take that for what it is, which is a sketch.

 

[Jacko93]

We arent arsenal and we're not in London. We'd get nowhere near that

If it is at Trafalgar, then it will be right next door to the Cruise Liner Terminal if that passes feasibility. The number of photographs taken there, and the huge increase in level of footfall will make the stadium a highly lucrative advertising opportunity.

 

[Brennan]

If it is at Trafalgar, then it will be right next door to the Cruise Liner Terminal if that passes feasibility. The number of photographs taken there, and the huge increase in level of footfall will make the stadium a highly lucrative advertising opportunity.

We still wouldn't get anywhere near Arsenal.

 

[sageyefc]

If it is at Trafalgar, then it will be right next door to the Cruise Liner Terminal if that passes feasibility. The number of photographs taken there, and the huge increase in level of footfall will make the stadium a highly lucrative advertising opportunity.

True but we'd get nowhere near what arsenal do.

Stadium rights in general are pretty low outside of them and city

 

[joey_macmo]

In my opinion he's totally out of order with his comments and just using this situation for political gain. In short he should keep quiet and let the club get on with their research. When there's something for the club to announce he can chip in.

Well that's his job, regardless of your opinions on his other policies I dont understand what people expect him to do here. He's trying to get a private company to solve a problem the city of liverpool has had for a while in Stonebridge Cross. As the leader of the local government thats a perfectly logical stance, if he was acting as an evertonian and not in what some see as the best interests of the city (I disagree tbh but can see the arguement) then there would quite rightly be more outrage.

We should absolutely tell them to do one and move heaven and earth to build a waterfront stadium rather than SC but Andersons position is the correct one.

 

[chazzle_dazzle]

True but we'd get nowhere near what arsenal do.

Stadium rights in general are pretty low outside of them and city

unless we get the MEGAFON ARENA...

with MEGADOUGH

 

[Onwards Evertonians]

We still wouldn't get anywhere near Arsenal.

Our stadium would cost less than theirs so that wouldn't necessarily put us at a disadvantage, forgetting for a minute that they're much further down the road from were we are at present. Everton will hopefully be unrecognisable from what we're used to at present when this is built, on and off the field.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

We arent arsenal and we're not in London. We'd get nowhere near that

Also nowhere near the cost per sq foot of land.

 

[sageyefc]

Also nowhere near the cost per sq foot of land.

We're talking sponsorship not build cost

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

Well that's his job, regardless of your opinions on his other policies I dont understand what people expect him to do here. He's trying to get a private company to solve a problem the city of liverpool has had for a while in Stonebridge Cross. As the leader of the local government thats a perfectly logical stance, if he was acting as an evertonian and not in what some see as the best interests of the city (I disagree tbh but can see the arguement) then there would quite rightly be more outrage.

We should absolutely tell them to do one and move heaven and earth to build a waterfront stadium rather than SC but Andersons position is the correct one.

Spot on mate.

The tables have turned completely now. Until Moshiri's arrival Everton were always 'cap in hand' to LCC, as they needed them to help fund the project via the land or an 'enabler' i.e. retail running along side it.

Now we have no such constraints and LCC are just AN other land owner making their pitch for the business. Anderson is merely doing his job.

 

[larbert toffee]

This thread is now over two years old....is it built yet...

 

[Julius Geezer]

Peel paid £250M for the entire dock estate that includes Liverpool and the Wirral dock estates , if we do go to Clarence/Trafalgar dock it would be interesting to know how much changed hands !