Tim UpperBullen
Player Valuation: £950k
Presumably if they want to move mid(next) season the prices would have to be published and the seats sorted in the next couple of months to enable this to happen
suave 1878
Player Valuation: £500k
I’ve been to goodison regularly since 1970 and witnessed all the development. The main stand was transformative, the first 3 tier stand with elevators however it retained the characteristics of the obstructive views and seriously lacked any form of hospitality part from the chosen few. The street end massive development to have a roof
The park end bricked up to allow advertising and eventually knocked down to be replaced by the best stand in the ground which is ironic when you’re stood for ages waiting to get served or stuck in the back row waiting to get out. Not even commenting on the lower bullens [Poor language removed] hole that it is.Never sat upper bullens but I suspect you can’t get a drink at halftime.
Nostalgia maybe but seriously goodison park is crap for many Evertonians.
Get down to bramley Moore , woo
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Tom Hughes
Player Valuation: £10m
I’ve been to goodison regularly since 1970 and witnessed all the development. The main stand was transformative, the first 3 tier stand with elevators however it retained the characteristics of the obstructive views and seriously lacked any form of hospitality part from the chosen few. The street end massive development to have a roof
Never sat upper bullens but I suspect you can’t get a drink at halftime.
Nostalgia maybe but seriously goodison park is crap for many Evertonians.
Get down to bramley Moore , woo
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A good seat in the upper Bullens is as good a view as any at any ground in the country. Yes, back of house is what you'd expect of a 1920s stand. That's what happens when nothing significant is spent on it in decades. Similar elsewhere in the ground. Park end wasn't bricked up for advertising. The rear terrace needed completely rebuilding because it was unsafe. They decided against it as they had more than enough capacity at that time and it was cheaper to block up. .
ForeverEverton
Player Valuation: £50m
Not necessarily, we are 14 months or so away from moving... with the amount of people on the season ticket waiting list, many 1000s moan that these tickets never come up or infrequently, I don`t think you`d get anyone rejecting the chance of a season ticket at 6 months. 3 months notice or even less than that but you`d hope the club would be organised in that respect...
IMO the club shouldn`t be asking the fans, like I said sentimental Kenwright clapping Everton Da`s will be the ones holding us back from making the move when we should be reaping the immediate financial return of a new stadium.
Tim UpperBullen
Player Valuation: £950k
If we were moving mid next season then the move/seats in BMD would have to be sorted. As in the price per. game you would pay for your seat at Goodison and your new seat at BMD
Tim UpperBullen
Player Valuation: £950k
I think we should move as soon a
s possible. I have a really good seat in ythe Upper Bullens but frankly a lot of the seats in Goodison are shocking and I am amazed we sell a lot of the seats
3 E bar units going into the Park End if change to license granted. Might make the service a bit quickerI’ve been to goodison regularly since 1970 and witnessed all the development. The main stand was transformative, the first 3 tier stand with elevators however it retained the characteristics of the obstructive views and seriously lacked any form of hospitality part from the chosen few. The street end massive development to have a roof
Never sat upper bullens but I suspect you can’t get a drink at halftime.
Nostalgia maybe but seriously goodison park is crap for many Evertonians.
Get down to bramley Moore , woo
Asap
kiss the crest
Player Valuation: £35m
I am an Everton Da, I can honestly say apart from a few years in the 80s, parts of the 70s Goodison has had its day and is now a dump along with the streets filled with dog s#%t we need to move to keep up or even to stand a chance of even being in the same league as the big 10 now whatever it is.
Get moved ASAP thats my thoughts
Get moved ASAP thats my thoughts
Waiting list 5 years for me and my lads next July. If the club offered me a ST at the new ground the day before the first game, I’d be biting their hand off.
I went on the waiting list in 2018, now it mysteriously shows me going on it in 2020. Ive got no chance
Gonna be awkward as hell when 58,000 people are inside the stadium and the game is being played outside on the plaza
BullensRoad
Player Valuation: £25m
It’s not brick clad, that’s for sure.
The renders make it look like it’s bare concrete. Let’s hope it is granite, but I’m not convinced.
Honestly, I hope you’re right and I’m wrong.
Can't wait to see the lads jump in that canal after a derby win.
BullensRoad
Player Valuation: £25m
That was me. The temporary scaffolding on the side of the west stand looked like a tower which gave me the inspiration.
Edit: I'm sure I wasn't the only one. But a tower as a nod to our heritage could have been utilised as a storage unit or something. Or even a viewing tower like that weird thing they have at West Ham's.
BullensRoad
Player Valuation: £25m
Thank you for sharing such an informative post.