bitter-no-better
Player Valuation: £25m
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joey_macmo
Player Valuation: £35m
What this thread shows is that the FSF still needs to do a much better job of getting the correct information about Rail seating out there.
It's nobodies fault really, when people hear the term standing with regards to football people recoil in fear (especially in this city)
It's a totally different concept and is much safer than the current situation of cutting your leg to ribbons when you stand in a seating area.
It's nobodies fault really, when people hear the term standing with regards to football people recoil in fear (especially in this city)
It's a totally different concept and is much safer than the current situation of cutting your leg to ribbons when you stand in a seating area.
mmmmsnouts
Player Valuation: £40m
Good to know. I thought they had to haul seats out of storage somewhere and bolt them in place. Cheers.
moyes cardy
Player Valuation: £6m
You disappointed with our start this season mate?
joey_macmo
Player Valuation: £35m
Happy with the 7 points. Disappointed we didn't capitalise in the market.
gorgeousgeorgeEFC
Player Valuation: £25m
This notion that we would struggle to fill a new stadium with a capacity of 60,000 because we don't fill Goodison every week is very misleading indeed. According to the club's own data, over a quarter of the seats at Goodison have an obstructed view! I wouldn't expect any club in world football to fill such a stadium every week. Who wants to fork out £40 to sit behind a post? In our new stadium, none of the seats will have an even remotely obstructed view.
When Arsenal played at Highbury they almost never had capacity attendances and Highbury only held 39,000 people. Conversely, the Emirates, a stadium with a capacity of 60,000, is almost always full. Fans are much more likely to fork out for a ticket at a state-of-the-art stadium than at a stadium that is riddled with obstructed views.
As we have already established, Arsenal's stadium holds 60,000. However, West Ham's stadium also has a capacity of 60,000, while Spurs' new stadium (set to be opened just two years from now) will have an even larger capacity than that. What's more, Chelsea, Man City and Sunderland all have plans to increase the capacities of their respective stadia to well in excess of 60,000. And Old Trafford already holds 75,000 fans. As such, if we build a stadium of just 55,000 seats, I think we will end up being somewhat prone to stadium envy!
When Arsenal played at Highbury they almost never had capacity attendances and Highbury only held 39,000 people. Conversely, the Emirates, a stadium with a capacity of 60,000, is almost always full. Fans are much more likely to fork out for a ticket at a state-of-the-art stadium than at a stadium that is riddled with obstructed views.
As we have already established, Arsenal's stadium holds 60,000. However, West Ham's stadium also has a capacity of 60,000, while Spurs' new stadium (set to be opened just two years from now) will have an even larger capacity than that. What's more, Chelsea, Man City and Sunderland all have plans to increase the capacities of their respective stadia to well in excess of 60,000. And Old Trafford already holds 75,000 fans. As such, if we build a stadium of just 55,000 seats, I think we will end up being somewhat prone to stadium envy!
The Cowboy
Player Valuation: £60m
Does the rail of the seat in front not block the eyeline?
AdaBrummieblue
Player Valuation: £20m
Never a truer word said. Some of this is bordering on hysteria!
everton2004
Player Valuation: £35m
Unrest at this stage would be nothing short of stupidity. Having said that, reading the Transfer thread this summer (and the Walsh/Moshiri threads after the window closed), nothing would surprise me. Stupidity is rife in the Everton fanbase it seems.
tadao
Player Valuation: £25m
You two are actually going to post your negative tirades in every thread aren't you?
You have thoughts about what's happening at our club but, look at the 2 quotes and work out how that would alienate a section of supporters,
who like me, are sort of happy with the fair amount of progression so far but, also want to see more i.e. professionalism in the transfer market etc.
'Ploughed fields' and that kind of crap is nonsense.
I guess nothing will ever be right in your utopia but, at least stop being condescending and let other fans have their point of view.
tadao
Player Valuation: £25m
Standing in stadiums is a bit of a 'touchy' subject (as we all know).
The best night of my life (apart from getting married...sshhh not really) started in the Street End watching us against Bayern.
Think I had about 4 + different viewing spots because of the surges. It was so much better than when there was a bit of a tight squeeze in the paddock against 'some team, can't even remember who'.
For me, standing was about the ebb and flow of the game and if you sanitise it, then what's the point?
The best night of my life (apart from getting married...sshhh not really) started in the Street End watching us against Bayern.
Think I had about 4 + different viewing spots because of the surges. It was so much better than when there was a bit of a tight squeeze in the paddock against 'some team, can't even remember who'.
For me, standing was about the ebb and flow of the game and if you sanitise it, then what's the point?
gorgeousgeorgeEFC
Player Valuation: £25m
The Hillsborough families are opposed to terracing making a return and for that reason neither Liverpool or Everton will touch the idea with a barge pole.
The last time I stood at a football ground was Gay Meadow back in the day, it would have been an amazing day apart from the whole getting beat thing.
bizzaro
LOVE GOT JUST THE WAY IT IS #ALWNV
60,000 in my view is a must