New Everton Stadium

[AdamEFC]

It's hard to say because they've done nothing for over a decade and anything that was done was through other people's money.

Trust me, it’s next year!

 

[maccavennie]

why have we got xmas trees outside

and ice skate lines

They're the original rail track lines mate.

 

[James Patrick]

I'm quite sure that end of the development was an issue for Peel in terms of what they could realistically put there. We've solved the problem for them.

Ultimately, it is an enclosed treatment facility in an existing industrial setting. If it wasn't common knowledge what it was, no-one would be any the wiser.

UU have to meet strict requirements with respect to odours. That's not to say there won't be times when a slight smell is apparent but if it was constant and prevelant there would be numerous complaints to the council, it would be in the press, and everyone would know about it. Aside from a few kopites saying it stinks, most of which couldn't find Liverpool on a map, where are the wide spread reports of any smell? There aren't any.

There is minimal residential property nearby to complain. Smells are infrequent but when it hums it hums at north end of site. Primarily outside Sandon Dock gates if you happen to have reason to hang about there but that would be a bit weird.

 

[WelshBlue92]

I can see it going up by £115. This season it works out as being £38.95 per game pro-rata. I reckon this'll go up to £45 per game, then the match day tickets that go on sale being £55 a game the same as they are now. Just my thoughts like.

I wouldn't be surprised if match-day tickets went up to £60

 

[tr_efc]

I wouldn't be surprised if match-day tickets went up to £60

How does that compare to other Premier League clubs? Does anyone know of a website link which compares the match day ticket prices?

 

[The binman chronicles]

 

[The binman chronicles]

Hopefully this infill to the dock wall weathers in...because it looks quite turd at the minute.

Presume it will look like the concrete finish in between the rail tracks eventually.

View attachment 278759

They should be getting someone in to colour match and paint (with a hard wearing clear coat on top). There also bits where they've had to replace the top face of the wall and and it stands out like a sore thumb, so I hope they address.

 

[AndyRJ]

There is minimal residential property nearby to complain. Smells are infrequent but when it hums it hums at north end of site. Primarily outside Sandon Dock gates if you happen to have reason to hang about there but that would be a bit weird.

There's still enough residential and business in the vicinity that would have a reason to complain if it was an issue. Plus, if it was constant it would have been reported or commented on somewhere, particularly with the amount of people working on the stadium right next door.

That being said, as part of the latest Liverpool Waters planning submission an Odour Assessment was undertaken by someone with Odour Acuity Certification. The only place they were able to detect anything was right outside the WWTW. One of the other smells detected in similarly equal measure was rubber, this would have been related to the United Molasses site up the road and i expect what a lot of people assume is the WWTW.

Ultimately, I've no doubt there will be occassions when a smell is apparent, but this will be rare and we aren't all going to be stunk out in the stadium on match day.

 

[Vintage]

why have we got xmas trees outside

and ice skate lines

Santas grotto

 

[AndyRJ]

It's hard to say because they've done nothing for over a decade and anything that was done was through other people's money.

They're building the Park/ Public Realm and associated infrastructure. This should serve as a catalyst for future development of the Central Docks.

 

[WelshBlue92]

How does that compare to other Premier League clubs? Does anyone know of a website link which compares the match day ticket prices?

Its difficult to find or give a definitive average as all clubs have a range of prices and different %'s per ground for season tickets/match day and premium/corporate. However £45-60 seems to be given as typical.

 

[Dr Baxter]

Looks like a Premier Inn. Dull.

I'd settle for another half dozen off the peg, budget hotels around that area. Hardly nothing has been built there since the 1950's. I can't see why anybody would object to that hotel, personally.

 

[Dr Baxter]

The images you see for that area are not actual proposals though, just an idea what to expect. Peel never develop without other people's money and that's why it's been derelict for so long. They were said to get £55m off the government though to prepare the land and make it interesting to potential developers. I was hoping it was to do with that but Peel usually make a song and dance about things and I haven't heard anything which is why I'm confused.

Peel are useless. They didn't want a football stadium there for 20 years.

 

[Noggsy blue]

My latest YouTube update

 

[The binman chronicles]

They're building the Park/ Public Realm and associated infrastructure. This should serve as a catalyst for future development of the Central Docks.

View attachment 278761 View attachment 278762

Too much red in that park! Knock the stadium down and move it.

Its difficult to find or give a definitive average as all clubs have a range of prices and different %'s per ground for season tickets/match day and premium/corporate. However £45-60 seems to be given as typical.
View attachment 278765

That's just inflationary rises though across the board. The question will be do the club use the move to say "you're getting a better match day experience and it has to be paid for" type thing and increase beyond those kind of percentage increases. Soon be finding out anyhow.