New Everton Stadium

[Nydwen]

Check out the designs for zenits currently under construction one mate, personally a favourite of mine and also a waterfront build.

Its costing $1.1 billion! i dont think whatever we decide on will be anywhere near that

 

[ncblue]

Just thinking again about the Lucas Oil Stadium. Maybe this type of build (ie brick) would be preferred because it's completely different from the Echo Arena. Would the city want two similar looking stadiums on the skyline?

 

[The Cowboy]

Just thinking again about the Lucas Oil Stadium. Maybe this type of build (ie brick) would be preferred because it's completely different from the Echo Arena. Would the city want two similar looking stadiums on the skyline?

Should use a grey-white stone to compliment the three graces.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

The zenit stadium is impressive but a bit samey for me . There's already plenty of grounds that resemble spaceships. Plus hate oval /bowl grounds real atmosphere killers for me.

 

[davek]

Only Everton fans would turn their noses up at a stadium that looks like this.

That's a strange look for a football stadium.

It looks like a dark satanic mill. Too austere.

 

[RaleighBlue]

Should use a grey-white stone to compliment the three graces.

Not the stadium design, but I really dig the entrance to this (if it was modernized and clean, of course):

 

[Armaghtoffee]

There's been a lot of discussion about Moshiri's ability to fund a brand new dockside world class iconic stadium.

I've indicated before that BHH has the potential to raise perhaps £400 million should that be the funding vehicle, however I'll throw another option into the melting pot.

It's not inconceivable that the stadium may not be owned by Everton Football Club. It could be that a seperate entity with different shareholders to Everton (but including Moshiri) could fund the stadium and associated developments with Everton being the anchor tennant.

I'm not saying this will be the case, just putting it out there as an alternative model (similar to West Ham albeit with private funders not taxpayers as is the case with their stadium).

Not keen on that from a contract law perspective. Any tenancy we would take would have either an end date or a review date. Of course these dates could be 99 years into the future etc but I'd hate to think we'd again be passing our home onto the dark side. This stadium has to be what we leave for generations of Evertonians behind us, it needs to be water tight. Dock puns now fully expected.

 

[larrygobfiend]

We had our chance with Kirkby

Let it go ladz

 

[dublinbluenose]

Not keen on that from a contract law perspective. Any tenancy we would take would have either an end date or a review date. Of course these dates could be 99 years into the future etc but I'd hate to think we'd again be passing our home onto the dark side. This stadium has to be what we leave for generations of Evertonians behind us, it needs to be water tight. Dock puns now fully expected.

We'd be on to the next stadium after 99 years

 

[Rudolf Hucker]

We'd be on to the next stadium after 99 years

Listen, if I have to move my seat, I'll be buggered if I'm doing it all again in 99 years!!!

 

[bluestevon]

There's been a lot of discussion about Moshiri's ability to fund a brand new dockside world class iconic stadium.

I've indicated before that BHH has the potential to raise perhaps £400 million should that be the funding vehicle, however I'll throw another option into the melting pot.

It's not inconceivable that the stadium may not be owned by Everton Football Club. It could be that a seperate entity with different shareholders to Everton (but including Moshiri) could fund the stadium and associated developments with Everton being the anchor tennant.

I'm not saying this will be the case, just putting it out there as an alternative model (similar to West Ham albeit with private funders not taxpayers as is the case with their stadium).

The only viable company for that scenario would be USM holdings , and whose the primary shareholder in that company?

 

[ianefc]

Listen, if I have to move my seat, I'll be buggered if I'm doing it all again in 99 years!!!

I think I have some bad news for you mate, I just don't know how to break it to you.

 

[ianefc]

 

[The Cowboy]

The only viable company for that scenario would be USM holdings , and whose the primary shareholder in that company?

Is that Philip Carter's company?

 

[orly]

What about this one lads, I think I found it on the NSNO forums

Looks quite airy with a good view from all sides