tr_efc
Player Valuation: £950k
It'd be all fun and games until Newcastle play us and they all start flingingI want some of those floating hot tubs they have in Docklands in London.
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Be interesting to see how good their modelling is ultimately. These ‘experts’ often talk a good game.
Was working on Cambridge Bio Medical Campus for a few years and the gap circled below is like hurricane alley when the wind picks up despite considerable time modelling and assurances to the contrary. The one on the right is a hospital so you can imagine there are elderly using that entrance.
Each building has different consultants but the master plan should have had it covered.
Then there’s the Walkie Talkie in London, while that was a solar issue rather than wind, that was melting things on the pavements below until rectified
Makes more sence when I include the photo
100% how "NUFC belly" would get to the ground.It'd be all fun and games until Newcastle play us and they all start flinging
He’d be their own (semi) mobile wind mitigation Tbf.
Though that said, not sure I’d want to be down wind of him.
ultra
Player Valuation: £15m
Computer modelling - what could possibly go wrong??
James Patrick
Player Valuation: £5m
Because access to the North Stand for home fans will be via the West & East Stand and possibly even the South Stand. There are no fan entrances at the North End other than the away fan turnstiles.
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
I'm not sure that is true. The Away fans entrance is on the NE corner. There is little chance of a whole end not being utilises for access/egress, certainly not in favour of an entire stand of fans being directed to navigate internally. That'd be a logistical and safety nightmare.
On the subject on where you can enter to take your seat, am I right in thinking that if you have a normal ticket in any of the north, east or south stands, you can enter from any turnstile in the north, east or south stands (apart from the turnstiles reserved for away support in the north-east corner) and walk round inside the concourse area? Have I got that right? West stand is just for ticket holders in that stand? Anyone know? Thanks.
Noggsy blue
Player Valuation: £5m
Looks like it is true going by these plans
jerseytoffee
Player Valuation: £10m
Seeing the boundaries from the videos the area behind the north stand looks very small, smaller than the fence behind atm, you’d have home fans having to walk so close to the away, so I think they would have to walk round
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
Looks like the blue dotted line shows access to the northern side of the west stand by walking around the outside of the North stand. Which you would expect, if everyone funnels in from within the concourse inside the stadium people who are in the North stand would barely have any space as a few thousand people make their way to the west.
That’s gonna be a nightmare getting everyone in before kickoff. How many gates at Goodison and it’s a pain getting in even with 10-15 mins to go.
The binman chronicles
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It's quite deceptive as far as I understand, there is the path and then the road area which is or close to two motorway lanes in size which would make it near enough the same as Goodison Road by the Winslow.
On one of Mr Drones videos some fella who seemed to know his exits from his entrances sent him an overlay diagram of where fans would enter/exit and it seemed fine from what I can remember though it was definitely not a case of just walking down the back of the North stand to get in.
looking at the size of the semi trailers in the UU site, the width of the path underneath the north stand is about 3 to 4 road lanes widest about 15 metres. The south stand side is much bigger again. There'll be loads of room and most people will all be going in the same direction, unlike around d goodison now where there is contraflow