That's 2/3rds the pace of Olympic Speed walkers.Depends how fast you walk. I clocked myself going from BM to basically the Liver building in 15 minutes.
Go you.
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That's 2/3rds the pace of Olympic Speed walkers.Depends how fast you walk. I clocked myself going from BM to basically the Liver building in 15 minutes.
That's 2/3rds the pace of Olympic Speed walkers.
Go you.
I've just checked it was basically 16:
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That was to princes dock car park. I do walk quickly but I wouldn't say I was hammering it. Took me 24 going the other way but I was stopping for photo opportunities.
While double dropping wee bit of cyanide.An all-inclusive Bleach Bar for the return journey would be a real winner!
Absolutely not!
You little tease lol
"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.
Another defeat at GP. I'm starting to hate the place. Really fed up of Goodison. Should we move now? Put a football pitch down and allow 2,000 fans in with a hard hat? Fortress Goodison? My asre.
Yes and pessimism too.
This thread should be full of excitement and facts not you basically having a massive tantrum because we didn't stay at goodison or whatever your agenda is.
And yes the finance for the stadium has been sorted, it was never in doubt, a few contingencies where available but like that esk you're wired to seek relevance by questioning everything and waiting to pounce on any misdemeanour; on what is the biggest private project in the UK - and an amazing opportunity for the north of the city.
Please don't mention the dispersal rate at goodison again, it's actually quite weird.
Another defeat at GP. I'm starting to hate the place. Really fed up of Goodison. Should we move now? Put a football pitch down and allow 2,000 fans in with a hard hat? Fortress Goodison? My asre.