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The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
South Stand info now up. 14,000+
14800, and that may not be including the easily accessible seats close to the entrances. That number of seats must include the corners.
WelshBlue92
Player Valuation: £750k
With the South Stand now announced
South Stand Lower = 5,000 (rail seats)
South Stand Upper = 9,843
South Stand Total Available capacity = 14,843
That now brings the the count of available Capacity to:
North Stand 8,746
East Stand 11,841
Accessibility 279
Family stand 2,700
West Stand 5,936
South Stand 14,843
Total available Capacity to 44,345
Drico
Player Valuation: £60m
I'll likely shed a quiet tear when Goodison is torn down, but there's a part of me that is really looking forward to rebuilding the club by the river. I watch a lot of vintage football - The Big Match Revisited, old Match of the Days, etc. - and what strikes me is that so many stadiums back then have either been closed or radically revamped over the intervening years, while Goodison looks...pretty much the same now as it was then, with relatively minor modifications.
Sure, the Park End is "new" - and St. Lukes has been obscured - but other than new scoreboards, our ground has basically decayed. Anfield looks like a different ugly sister to the original, but it does look different. Stamford Bridge bears no relation to what it looked like then. Highbury, Maine Road, Upton Park, and White Hart Lane are long gone. Villa Park looks substantially different. St. James' Park is like a new stadium compared to then. Only Old Trafford looks similarly familiar. And, given the state of disrepair there, that's not a good comparison.
Our stadium - arguably the best of the lot in the 1980s - is now, unquestionably, the shabbiest of all the big clubs. It is a perfect mirror image of our decline as a club.
Roll on the dock!
Sure, the Park End is "new" - and St. Lukes has been obscured - but other than new scoreboards, our ground has basically decayed. Anfield looks like a different ugly sister to the original, but it does look different. Stamford Bridge bears no relation to what it looked like then. Highbury, Maine Road, Upton Park, and White Hart Lane are long gone. Villa Park looks substantially different. St. James' Park is like a new stadium compared to then. Only Old Trafford looks similarly familiar. And, given the state of disrepair there, that's not a good comparison.
Our stadium - arguably the best of the lot in the 1980s - is now, unquestionably, the shabbiest of all the big clubs. It is a perfect mirror image of our decline as a club.
Roll on the dock!
Infernus
Player Valuation: £10m
Oh good grief, its him!
Maine road Man
Player Valuation: £1m
I'm old enough to remember your success under Howard Kendall in the mid 80s and I think you'd have been more successful if your neighbours hadn't been drunk and disorderly in Heysel.
I'll take the seat furthest away from him please.
duncs pigeon
Player Valuation: £35m
Why that matey?
Look to the future
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Is that just the upper level corners
Infernus
Player Valuation: £10m
Overly positive people make me suspicious
Look to the future
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Ignore that I can see that the lower corners are also included
Attachments
Look to the future
Player Valuation: £2.5m
The south stand looks amazing 
76 steps (equivalent to 5 and a half flights of house stairs), from the Upper South vomitorium up to the top row, at an angle of 34 degrees.
Get up there grandad.
Get up there grandad.
