And there's also a grade one listed building in the site, the hydraulic engine house on entrance to the site
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Jamiednm
Player Valuation: £40m
Good. For a major city, Liverpool city centre is tiny. It needs expanding, and a stadium infrastructure project on this scale (£100s of millions) so close to the centre will naturally lead to further development in the area, including small business and housing. It will connect the city centre to the Liverpool Waters area, even if Peel don't develop anything else down there. This is much more preferable to building the stadium in the established city centre (like the King's Dock proposal) because it gives more scope for the project itself, while also benefitting the growth of the city centre core.
The distance from the stadium into town is not too far away from here.
Taxi.
Taxi.
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Pretty much all of Bristols docks have been redeveloped over the last 20 years or so, and they managed to retain quite a few Grade 1 sites within the new stuff.
The distance from the stadium into town is not too far away from here.
Taxi.
A mile and a half and those lazy slobs want transport, pfft
For @chicoazul's reference, Sefton Council's administration starts at the joining of Canada Dock and Brocklebank Dock.
Or North of Dacre Street for those who know the area if you're working on the front.
Or North of Dacre Street for those who know the area if you're working on the front.
Would disagree that it's tiny (particularly if you consider the University district to be part of the city centre) but it should be bigger, yes. This is the opportunity of a lifetime. Although I was sick we missed out the KD, there is so much more room here to do something draw dropping. Here's hoping. Would be good if they were to build some top grade office buildings there, too. We need more to attract companies. It would be much more attractive than some out of town business park.
It's only a small building on the entrance, it won't make much odds and it's not being touched
Anyone know where wild thang is, or that porn shop, on derby road before millers bridge. That's the boundary
Is that the Bramley Moore, though? Is it not the Trafalgar/Clarence Docks? We are blessed with lots of black hacks, ideal way to hop down there after a pint in town. Arriving there at about 1pm for a 3pm kick off.
Is that the Bramley Moore, though? Is it not the Trafalgar/Clarence Docks? We are blessed with lots of black hacks, ideal way to hop down there after a pint in town. Arriving there at about 1pm for a 3pm kick off.
Bramley is a mile and half or so, liquid breakfast and lunch in town before staggering along the front to our glorious new home. Only to see West Brom beat us 1-0 on the opening game
Everton that
That actually brings up a point, which although quite selfish, I've considered a few times with regards to a dockland stadium.Arriving there at about 1pm for a 3pm kick off.
I, like many others, enjoy a few pints before the game and endeavour to get as much time in the pub chatting with friends as I can possibly get.
That often means leaving about 14.40 to get to the ground for ten minutes before hand. Unfortunately there's not many boozers around the area.
So, unless they create ample new bars within close proximity most people will probably head towards town before hand for a few drinks.
That could cause a bit of a rush and congestion as people will try to maximise as much time socialising before hand as possible.
The thought of getting into the ground with ages to spare just gives me the shivers. Still, a new stadium will be fantastic!
Some nice bars and restaurants down there, and a free museum, something like that between albert dock and the ground would be sensational.
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Get a Banksy done, and job done!