New Everton Stadium

[tommye]

Anything said about transport provision? Extra trains, Soccerbuses?

Revenue difference isnt even "that" big.

As you say, 3 or 4 games, 31,000 Season Tickets at 2024* prices.

I mean we havent even had our ST renewals for next season, never mind picked seats for Brammers.

Add that in and it becomes a nightmare.

 

[tommye]

I knew you’d be up for it Tommy. Great they are putting a plant screen7 in too so they don’t give the game away. Meis has thought of bloody everything

Bramley's own bud strain.
Imagine it to be very moorish...



Dan is a 'kin genius

 

[Noggsy blue]

If its handed over December and then it takes a couple of months to get all systems firing then we're looking end of Feb, start of March when it's game ready. Would only be no more than a handful of games before the season ended. Would be a bit mad to move with 4 or 5 games of a season left. Can see the revenue logic but the upheaval would be a ballache.

Would make more sense to start new season in new gaff.

Just look at how Spurs done it is all I'm saying.
If it's completed before end of 24, which includes testing. No reason why we can't be playing games in there asap

 

[IllinoisBlue]

Just look at how Spurs done it is all I'm saying.
If it's completed before end of 24, which includes testing. No reason why we can't be playing games in there asap

Spurs played at Wembley whereas we still have GP.

 

[Connor]

Just look at how Spurs done it is all I'm saying.
If it's completed before end of 24, which includes testing. No reason why we can't be playing games in there asap

Spurs had to move because of the Wembley rent. It was going to spike because they were going to be running over the dates they'd agreed and hurting Wembley's opportunities to host other events

It simply isn't comparable

 

[Noggsy blue]

Spurs had to move because of the Wembley rent. It was going to spike because they were going to be running over the dates they'd agreed and hurting Wembley's opportunities to host other events

It simply isn't comparable

Add into the mix running costs of two stadiums alongside each other with our inability to generate cash and you can see it's another monumental [Poor language removed] up by the regime of Kenwright that still exists

 

[AndyC]

I did comment on what you said.

So you're not out as a kopite yet. So when will you tell everyone?

Knock it off with the childish kopite shouts eh.

 

[Barca Blue]

Seats going in the new Gwladys

 

[jinkyali]

Anything said about transport provision? Extra trains, Soccerbuses?

I wouldn't believe that.
We have 32k season tickets now. Adding in an additional 16 or 17k means 49k.

Leaving only 3k for away fans and non season ticket. No way.

 

[maccavennie]

Seats going in the new GwladysView attachment 238317

I'll have them finished in a couple of hours mate, just nipping out to grab some lunch

 

[hallamblue]

I wouldn't believe that.
We have 32k season tickets now. Adding in an additional 16 or 17k means 49k.

Leaving only 3k for away fans and non season ticket. No way.

Isn't the capacity going up with the safe standing area?

 

[tommye]

Isn't the capacity going up with the safe standing area?

Eventually.

Still up for debate as to what the ratio will be.

Anything that rounds it off to 61878 would be magnificent

 

[Goat]

Isn't the capacity going up with the safe standing area?

I dont ever see a world in which they change the ratio.

But hey, ive been wrong before and I will be wrong again.

 

[suave 1878]

I dont ever see a world in which they change the ratio.

But hey, ive been wrong before and I will be wrong again.

Seriously, safe standing will be limited to one person can stand in an area designated for one seated person. When someone sensible and we endure the endless trials it will be 3 to 1 and eventually 60k

 

[kiss the crest]

The Hydrolic tower, what exactly is that going to be? A drinking venue?

Also the West stand on the outside facing the Mersey is there going to be a fanszone there?