New Everton Stadium

[Mrtallywacker]

* Club plant trees inbetween the North Stand and UU *

Why have the divvies planted 'kin Scotch pines??? Sycamore maples would have been ideal, 'kin Meiss has had a nightmare here.

God bless.

 

[Bluestar]

lol Who on earth wants to break into a sewerage plant?!

You would be surprised. All sorts of equipment gets nicked or damaged.

There are also a lot of safety risks to intruders on a site like that. Gasses, confined spaces, Machinery, electrocution etc…

 

[arch stanton]

Fume from a certain poster incoming

not even proper brick ffs,

 

[BNJ1878]

not even proper brick ffs,

No, but pretty neat how they all just slot into place. I wonder what they use as 'cement' and how will it weather over the next 50/100 years?

 

[Jokerdan]

not even proper brick ffs,

Saves on re-pointing every few years given the close proximity to the salty old Mersey

 

[Toffeeslam]

not even proper brick ffs,

And it’s red !!!!

Tear it all down FFS

Everton that

 

[davek]

You would be surprised. All sorts of equipment gets nicked or damaged.

There are also a lot of safety risks to intruders on a site like that. Gasses, confined spaces, Machinery, electrocution etc…

You'd deserve it if you targeted a sewage works.

 

[Bluestar]

You'd deserve it if you targeted a sewage works.

Whilst I agree, the law makes UU responsible.

I have actually seen children using trickling filter rotating arms as a merry go round.

 

[Dddddd]

lol Who on earth wants to break into a sewerage plant?!

Turd burglars

 

[Bedfordblue]

Turd burglars

 

[tommye]

Superb to see this start. It’s taken me by surprise, with all the focus on the roof trusses. I thought it’d be a good while yet before we saw the final facade go up.

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Back again. Not much to see from outside today.
Can't get pics through the usual gates as there are 20 or so scissor lifts been delivered there. Guess is they're going to start the cladding work on Soith Stand in next few days as they all seem to be focused around that area that's had the tarmac laid.

I had my suspicions.

 

[Librarian]

The brick sh1thouse, name sorted

 

[tommye]

Need to find a way of swerving past there tomorrow.
Should be fun considering I'm supposed to be in Prestwich. lol

 

[Librarian]

No, but pretty neat how they all just slot into place. I wonder what they use as 'cement' and how will it weather over the next 50/100 years?

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Weather will be abolished by 2035

 

[Mr. White]

No, but pretty neat how they all just slot into place. I wonder what they use as 'cement' and how will it weather over the next 50/100 years?

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I love brick buildings! Ok, this isn't the traditional way of building by brick. But, it appears to be authentic brick material, pre-built by modern methods. A lot of high-rise buildings are now being built using pre-assembled brick sections.

Brick buildings get better with age and will last for a long time. Other popular building materials such as concrete, metal cladding etc. may look ok at first, but age badly, and look awful after a few years.