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They are real bricks. Just pre assembled into panels for fitting around the ground. Its quite clever imo.
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They are real bricks. Just pre assembled into panels for fitting around the ground. Its quite clever imo.
McKindrick Blue
Player Valuation: £500k
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True, it is one of the main routes into town, but football matches don't take place when those roads are at their busiest. In any case, people should think about not driving there, if they can avoid doing so. By the time we have moved, we will have a far better idea of how public transport will cope.
The new trains hold twice the number of passengers as the old ones and hopefully we will see an increased time table for match days.
Next week LCR will also certainly vote for the bus service to be re-regulated and Steve Rotheram will be able to dictate that there is sufficient bus provision on a match day for the new stadium by the time we are there.
In short, it WILL be alright on the night (and day). IMHO, of course.
Can someone Photoshop this bloke on the roof of BMD. I deserve it.
WSL: Big stadiums and large crowds 'the norm' as clubs see rise in season ticket sales
Women's Super League sides are hosting more games at men's stadiums and a number of clubs have seen increases in season ticket sales.
www.bbc.co.uk
Not suggesting the new place will host the women's team that often but I guess the derby will be hosted there. Wonder if it would attract a full house, at least the first time it was played there? It might, you know.
Additionally, I've learnt recently that there is actual serious consideration of a light-railway/tram as part of the wider Liverpool Waters / Peel project too.
I know this will bring about all the ol' monorail jokes, but it is what it is.
Only when it's finished or maybe @tommye
James Patrick
Player Valuation: £5m
Limited Car Parking will be on the River side of the water channel.
You think a 14 minute walk to Sandhills is a track? It’s basically the same from kirkdale to Goodison
James Patrick
Player Valuation: £5m
Be doing well to get driveway parking closer than a walk to Sandhills.
BullensRoad
Player Valuation: £25m
Trying to not be sarcastic here but this is that Toms level of scepticism.
It's all been accounted for.
Tom Hughes
Player Valuation: £10m
"Level of scepticism".... ? You mean basic logistical facts? A waterfront stadium will always have less accessibility than an inland one. This can be overcome if it is right in the city centre, where all public transport is concentrated and everyone can leave their cars at home. BMD is not in the city centre, but is just within that maximum walking envelope. Shuttle services can bridge that gap, but only if the few roads serving the site aren't congested.
"It's all been accounted for".... ? Like the finances were? The transport plan is pretty sketchy tbh, but states quite clearly that there will need to be at least reversal in proportions of public/private transport. Currently it's 40:60 at GP, which has far more bus services within a short walking distance, two thirds the number of trains and many times the number of available road lanes available in all directions.
The transport plan is basically Sandhills for those who live near a Northern/Wirral line station and shank's pony from town.... and a reliance on far more people leaving their cars at home.