New Everton Stadium

[The binman chronicles]

Maybe I'm being daft but I've not noticed that grill before

The solar panels?

 

[PhilM]

The elephant in the room about how child ST holders will be allocated alongside their adult keeps coming up. Will I be reduced down to his number of years?

Or will he be expected to sit by himself even though he's under ten?

 

[Eggs]

The elephant in the room about how child ST holders will be allocated alongside their adult keeps coming up. Will I be reduced down to his number of years?

Or will he be expected to sit by himself even though he's under ten?

….something I hadn’t thought of. From what you’re saying, I presume there isn’t a ‘family section’? If that’s the case, then I’d assume you’ll be offered seats together elsewhere in the stadium.

Pricing will be interesting, I imagine there’s grown-ups who’ve been going on children’s tickets for seasons.

 

[turner]

I know I've said this before, but what the hell were UNESCO thinking about when they removed the heritage status due to the stadium. The stadium is by far and away the building most sympathetic to the heritage of its surroundings in that area. We have improved that location by a magnitude.

The surrounding area is essentially non descript modern grey industrial zone.

 

[tellmema]

Dan out and about in his plane I see... Checking out his new purchase!

 

[mahermi1]

I know I've said this before, but what the hell were UNESCO thinking about when they removed the heritage status due to the stadium. The stadium is by far and away the building most sympathetic to the heritage of its surroundings in that area. We have improved that location by a magnitude.

The surrounding area is essentially non descript modern grey industrial zone.

They disgusted me if I'm honest, Everton bent over backwards all through the planning and building process. It was obvious, well to at least me, that these bodies such as UNESCO had made their decision before the process had even begun.

 

[Blue Willy]

Surely UNESCO will be contacted about a reevaluation.

 

[NathDogg]

The elephant in the room about how child ST holders will be allocated alongside their adult keeps coming up. Will I be reduced down to his number of years?

Or will he be expected to sit by himself even though he's under ten?

Someone really hasn’t thought it through if they are going to reduce the tenure down to the kids length of time.

It is just nonsensical and unworkable, but seems to fit this current Everton.

Hopefully the Friedkins can get in and sort it out.

 

[HalfTimeSayers]

Someone really hasn’t thought it through if they are going to reduce the tenure down to the kids length of time.

It is just nonsensical and unworkable, but seems to fit this current Everton.

Hopefully the Friedkins can get in and sort it out.

Have to hope from a software and fairness point of view the club will have spoken to teams who have been through this in the last couple of decades. Not a massive sample size for clubs/stadia on our scale, but there simply must be a generally accepted “least worst option.”

Someone will always feel wronged, but their has to be a way that can be justified and explained as to why it was chosen, because the club will 100% be expected to justify and explain.

 

[sbbefc]

They disgusted me if I'm honest, Everton bent over backwards all through the planning and building process. It was obvious, well to at least me, that these bodies such as UNESCO had made their decision before the process had even begun.

Yep. Efc have pretty much restored everything in the vacinty of the ground. It's now in a state where people can go down there enjoy it and experance the docks. Learn about them etc. I also believe they built the ground so that if we ever left it would be reverseable and the dock could be restored.

 

[Onwards Evertonians]

Surely UNESCO will be contacted about a reevaluation.

We don't want them anywhere near us, they're anti development and central docks need regenerating.

 

[NathDogg]

Have to hope from a software and fairness point of view the club will have spoken to teams who have been through this in the last couple of decades. Not a massive sample size for clubs/stadia on our scale, but there simply must be a generally accepted “least worst option.”

Someone will always feel wronged, but their has to be a way that can be justified and explained as to why it was chosen, because the club will 100% be expected to justify and explain.

I agree there’s never a right way, and someone will always feel they’ve been shafted, but I don’t think because people who have bought 1/2/more childrens season tickets for their kids, after having a ticket themselves for many more years, should be penalised, and the kids penalised in effect too.

Even if I didn’t have kids coming the game with me, I would think that criteria is illogical and stupid.

 

[The binman chronicles]

 

[tommye]

Yep. Efc have pretty much restored everything in the vacinty of the ground. It's now in a state where people can go down there enjoy it and experance the docks. Learn about them etc. I also believe they built the ground so that if we ever left it would be reverseable and the dock could be restored.

More people will have learnt more about the docks and it's history during this build than at any time in the last 50 yrs while it's been left to rot behind a locked gate.


Koff Unesco

 

[WelshBlue92]

….something I hadn’t thought of. From what you’re saying, I presume there isn’t a ‘family section’? If that’s the case, then I’d assume you’ll be offered seats together elsewhere in the stadium.

Pricing will be interesting, I imagine there’s grown-ups who’ve been going on children’s tickets for seasons.

There’s a family section in the lower North West Corner, similar to the lower main stand at Goodison I guess.