New Everton Stadium

[James Patrick]

I am no builder, but where would concrete be needed now? The brickwork is off site, panel things, same with the terraces being pre cast, off site. Pretty much all the ground works would be done ages ago.

Each floor level needs a concrete pour as the stadium rises. Also theres the exposed concrete roof sections at South End and the 2nd floor concourse at North End for starters. Loads of concrete pouring needed on west stand plaza and waterway area.

 

[James Patrick]

The smell is actually from the molasses plant 100 yds up the road.

Then the molasses plant *kin stinks.

Been there y'all know how many times and there's not once I've smelt anything from the place next door

 

[tommye]

Also theres the exposed concrete roof sections at South End and the 2nd floor concourse at North End for starters

All done.

You can stop worrying ?

 

[Papa Shango]

The smell is actually from the molasses plant 100 yds up the road.


Been there y'all know how many times and there's not once I've smelt anything from the place next door

Cargills down the road too.

I didn't know the Molasses place was still there! Always rememeber seeing the silo just past Sandhills on the train and thinking it was a very niche thing they did.

 

[Papa Shango]

Then the molasses plant *kin stinks.

It will smell of ale, farts, horse crap and BO(which may also be hotdog brine) like any other stadium. I wouldnt worry about it too much.

 

[Kever10]

I think the only people "worrying" about it have different motives.

I wouldnt worry about the people worrying about it.

 

[PhilRegan]

Weve got That disgusting smell that stays up your nose for days to put up with. And that's just the food never mind the plant.

 

[suave 1878]

I am no builder, but where would concrete be needed now? The brickwork is off site, panel things, same with the terraces being pre cast, off site. Pretty much all the ground works would be done ages ago.

They pour concrete over panels mainly roof ones once installed, apparently all concrete infrastructure has been cast and awaiting to be installed. Suspect with cold weather some work will be delayed but check out the weather next week, almost tropical ?

 

[Bluestar]

I am no builder, but where would concrete be needed now? The brickwork is off site, panel things, same with the terraces being pre cast, off site. Pretty much all the ground works would be done ages ago.

They are still pouring concrete in the East and West stands. The floors are composite construction. There is a lot of steel reinforcement bars being placed and concreted in situ.

 

[suave 1878]

Some stone throw that. BMD is 2 mile/11 mins in a cab from lime street and 2.4m/13 mins to Anfield.
And its next to a sewage treatment plant that can stink from time to time.
Let's not overegg it just yet lads.
The stadium itself will be great to a point - the location is still up for debate imo.

If you’re a tourist in the city you do not walk to anfield you would walk to bmd, it’s nature

 

[Bez2k2k]

Some stone throw that. BMD is 2 mile/11 mins in a cab from lime street and 2.4m/13 mins to Anfield.
And its next to a sewage treatment plant that can stink from time to time.
Let's not overegg it just yet lads.
The stadium itself will be great to a point - the location is still up for debate imo.

Crazy comment. The ferry terminal is about a 10 minute walk.
We will get tourist fans and Everton need to make the most of this. Can’t just shut up shop when a match day isn’t on. When the ships come in the stadium and shops etc need to be open for business.

The location is fantastic. I don’t get anyone questioning it. If you really want to come, you get the train from lime street to central
And then get off at Moorfields and take the 10 minute walk down. In the summer it will be fantastic.

Who cares about the smell when your necking a pint and sniffing the stale ciggy/vape smell.

 

[Piijt]

Then the molasses plant *kin stinks.

If the prevailing wind was northerly then we’d have a problem.
Fortunately the predominant wind is westerly, blowing the smell towards Anfield.
It’s really not a concern.

 

[Goat]

The smell cant be worse than all the fellas in the Gwlady letting rip after being an the ale all day, trust me.

 

[kev]

The smell cant be worse than all the fellas in the Gwlady letting rip after being an the ale all day, trust me.

Soz

 

[WA Toffee]

I've gone from fearing it would never be build, to fearing we won't be playing a premier league match when it opens it's doors.

Genuinely terrified.

You think the Premier league is going to be disbanded in the next couple of years? Wow, that's a big call