New Everton Stadium

[Kevsleftpeg]

Lol...It's been damaged. No buffing is going to sort that out, looks like a new panel is needed.

He’s referring to a hilarious scene from Father Ted.

 

[Kevsleftpeg]

I still think the design could have been way better.

But if it was perfect what would you have to complain about?

 

[mahermi1]

Lol...It's been damaged. No buffing is going to sort that out, looks like a new panel is needed.

Think he was extracting the urine there mate.

 

[Stephen Gibson]

Took a different screenshot of that damage in the vid. To my eyes those panels look like foam. The panels a few seconds before to the left all look solid & clean whereas these look dirtier & less uniform. They are also not the perforated panels as they look like this.

 

[Zatara]

Castore will become a “founding partner” of the new Everton stadium as well as manufacturing the club’s kits, according to the Liverpool Echo.

The newspaper reports that as part of their reported £20-£25million agreement to replace Hummel as the club’s new kit manufacturer, the Wirral-based company have also struck a deal regarding the Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium.

That deal will see Castore become the first brand to become a “founding partner” of the Toffees’ new 52,888-seater arena on Liverpool’s waterfront, though this doesn’t mean they’ll be given naming rights.

At least £20million per season is double what the Blues were receiving from Hummel, and the Echo’s report states that Castore’s founding partner status will allow them to gain marketing exposure through tiered sponsorship in the new stadium.

 

[formerly manx toffee]

Castore will become a “founding partner” of the new Everton stadium as well as manufacturing the club’s kits, according to the Liverpool Echo.

The newspaper reports that as part of their reported £20-£25million agreement to replace Hummel as the club’s new kit manufacturer, the Wirral-based company have also struck a deal regarding the Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium.

That deal will see Castore become the first brand to become a “founding partner” of the Toffees’ new 52,888-seater arena on Liverpool’s waterfront, though this doesn’t mean they’ll be given naming rights.

At least £20million per season is double what the Blues were receiving from Hummel, and the Echo’s report states that Castore’s founding partner status will allow them to gain marketing exposure through tiered sponsorship in the new stadium.

Things are beginning to come together. Get that income up

 

[Goat]

A lovely walk along the front, with some pretty nice views.

 

[Runub]

Went down to BMD this morning. Spectacular. The retaining wall is wonderful as well. I was reading that the wall was constructed 1848. How many new stadiums have that kind of history attached to them

 

[Sheedy Gonzales]

There’s no damage. That’s just a crease in the breather membrane that sits behind the cladding. Helps to prevent damp transfer.

 

[Bedfordblue]

But if it was perfect what would you have to complain about?

Can something be too perfect?

 

[Bedfordblue]

Not sure I’m overly thrilled by the Castore sponsored stadium but I guess moneys money in our circumstances

 

[toffee66]

Castore are not getting naming rights. They are a “founding stadium partner” which is essentially a ‘platinum’ marketing tier. You would expect it to include box access, in stadium advertising, access to stadium facilities and environs for corporate events (will be limits, t&cs) etc.

 

[RomanReigns]

Castore will become a “founding partner” of the new Everton stadium as well as manufacturing the club’s kits, according to the Liverpool Echo.

The newspaper reports that as part of their reported £20-£25million agreement to replace Hummel as the club’s new kit manufacturer, the Wirral-based company have also struck a deal regarding the Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium.

That deal will see Castore become the first brand to become a “founding partner” of the Toffees’ new 52,888-seater arena on Liverpool’s waterfront, though this doesn’t mean they’ll be given naming rights.

At least £20million per season is double what the Blues were receiving from Hummel, and the Echo’s report states that Castore’s founding partner status will allow them to gain marketing exposure through tiered sponsorship in the new stadium.

 

[James Patrick]

 

[rochdaleblue]

Not sure I’m overly thrilled by the Castore sponsored stadium but I guess moneys money in our circumstances
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I think you’ll probably see it on the seating like Nike and adidas do at the RS and United.