Inner-city
Player Valuation: £2.5m
A good age.
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A good age.
Inner-city
Player Valuation: £2.5m
It is only yards from Anfield. We walked out of that place 121 years ago. Everton did try to get a part of the park about 20 years ago. Then the RS tried and got it.
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Inner-city
Player Valuation: £2.5m
I have no agenda. GP is old an ground that will propel the club into the Championship. It's not top club quality, it is Championship quality for sure. My favourite stadium is MK Dons. A wonderful place. Better than GP and in many leagues lower than the current EFC. If we stay at GP we may be playing there once a season.
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An old ground doesnt propel a ground to a lower league. So MK Dons will replace us as a top 8 side in the prem??
Inner-city
Player Valuation: £2.5m
If Everton stagnate on the business side because of lack of revenue from a poor ground then this will obviously reflect in the team. I would not be surprised if MK Dons overtook Everton. They have ambition and built a really smart stadium of world cup class as their base to climb up to higher levels - GP was not even considered. The town they are in is slowly warming to them, with the younger kids supporting them. Wait for another 10 years when they get older and give solid support.
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we havnt got the money mate biggest hurdle, and i am sure that all the planning stuff is now out of date we would have to go through the lot from the start it would be very expensive and as liverpool are staying put it would be something else to add to the pot im sure they would be agaist us moving next door, then transport ect would come into it and the rest
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Right I am going to save everyone a lot of time....you,ll thank me for it later.
http://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/t...arantees-Success-for-EFC-LFC-and-Arena/page10
http://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/t...arantees-Success-for-EFC-LFC-and-Arena/page10
Duncan Disordely
Player Valuation: £35m
Or this almost identical thread
http://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/t...C-amp-LFC-as-enablers-to-Open-Outer-Loop-Line
magicjuan
Player Valuation: £60m
No the club didn't. I'm 49 btw, thanks for asking.
Inner-city
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Neither did MK Dons. You borrow. Liverpool announced they put the stadium on hold and were "considering" tarting up Anfield. No firm plans have been put down. My view is that the stadium will be back on track once the economy is firmly on the up. LFC know they will need a high revenue stadium to compete with Man U and Arsenal, etc. Well over 60,000 they need and if they go over 60,000 they have to provide mass-transit rail access. They need EFC, the council and Peel at the port all on-board, to get electrification, get the needed passenger mass-transit rail.
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Inner-city
Player Valuation: £2.5m
The club made approaches to the council to build on the park. At 49 you should know better. Say out of ale houses.
Inner-city
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Thanks, Great threads no doubt.
magicjuan
Player Valuation: £60m
First of all I don't actually drink, haven't been in an ale house for a long time. Secondly 'approaching' the council, which in reality was a very informal and tentative dip of the big toe in a very large pool to extend GP and needed Walton road widened which meant losing a chunk of the park by the playground, isn't the same as did try to get a part of the park about 20 years ago. Accept that this is not true for the love of all that is holy, please.
looks good thatChanging subject slightly, what about this above the park end stand:It's a row of boxes, some seating then 2 more rows of boxes.
FFS Fulham are building out over the river thames, surely we could do something on solid ground..
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