One bad result against Villa and the Kirkby talk starts up. I may make myself unpopular to many but lets not go down that road again. We only have around £1 million to spend on player/s in January "Reported", so why discuss moving to a place i dont want us to move to when we cannot afford it. We may be [Poor language removed] at the moment, but at least we are more financially stable than the so-called top four who are all in debt up to there eye balls. Lets get the team right first, a team that will attract 55,000 spectators, End of.
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Keith Shabs 2
Player Valuation: £500k
hahaha. you reckon a tattoo means your a blue ghost.
its from the heart lad.
its from the heart lad.
GhostOfDixie
Player Valuation: £70m
Come on mate don't be daft. 1m budget is a transfer budget, it has nothing to do with the stadium issue. That's a whole different financial ball game, and I would have thought is all about investment to return.
GhostOfDixie
Player Valuation: £70m
Well how can you prove its not from the heart? By boycotting Tescos, or not drinking Carlsberg. Get a life.
Keith Shabs 2
Player Valuation: £500k
do you drink carlsberg ghost? an you call me rs!
GhostOfDixie
Player Valuation: £70m
I don't drink it as it happens. But that's because I only drink English beer.
DENNIS STEVENS
Player Valuation: £20m
hear! hear!
seems a crazy time to be taking on huge additional debts, especially when the anticipated returns are estimated to be so low - & that was before the current economic downturn.
Keith Shabs 2
Player Valuation: £500k
are you welsh ghost.
my arl mans brother lived in wales. sound place that. yakydar.
my arl mans brother lived in wales. sound place that. yakydar.
GhostOfDixie
Player Valuation: £70m
No I am English.
Keith Shabs 2
Player Valuation: £500k
you said chester mate. thats border. the welsh are sound mate.
GhostOfDixie
Player Valuation: £70m
Yeah but its still England. In fact your fair town used to be part of Chester 800 years ago.
Keith Shabs 2
Player Valuation: £500k
we were never welsh mate.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Plans commissioned by unknown party for Everton stadium down at Clarence Dock:
Plans for a 55,000 seater stadium on Liverpool's Clarence Dock have been leaked to NSNO on the day that the Public Inquiry into a move to Kirkby visits Goodison Park to assess the need to leave the stadium. Drawn up by Liverpool architects, Bradshaw, Rowse and Harker, the plans show a 55,000 seater stadium built within a completely redeveloped dock area surrounding the Stanley Dock and it's famous tabacco warehouse - the largest brick-built warehouse in the world.
New retail development, as well as residential usage and a conversion of the warehouse itself are linked from Sandhills Merseyrail station which also acts as a hub for transport to the stadium, which itself could be expanded to over 60,000 by simply filling in the corners.
It is not known who commissioned the architectural drawings, but evidence of a suitable site capable of holding a 55,000 seater stadium in a prime waterfront location has been denied by employees of Everton Football Club. From the limited information available, it would seem, however, that the only issue is that of cost - something which is prohibitive to the current board at Everton.
Nil Satis Nisi Optimum: Everton plan stadium on the Waterfront
Plans for a 55,000 seater stadium on Liverpool's Clarence Dock have been leaked to NSNO on the day that the Public Inquiry into a move to Kirkby visits Goodison Park to assess the need to leave the stadium. Drawn up by Liverpool architects, Bradshaw, Rowse and Harker, the plans show a 55,000 seater stadium built within a completely redeveloped dock area surrounding the Stanley Dock and it's famous tabacco warehouse - the largest brick-built warehouse in the world.
New retail development, as well as residential usage and a conversion of the warehouse itself are linked from Sandhills Merseyrail station which also acts as a hub for transport to the stadium, which itself could be expanded to over 60,000 by simply filling in the corners.
It is not known who commissioned the architectural drawings, but evidence of a suitable site capable of holding a 55,000 seater stadium in a prime waterfront location has been denied by employees of Everton Football Club. From the limited information available, it would seem, however, that the only issue is that of cost - something which is prohibitive to the current board at Everton.
Nil Satis Nisi Optimum: Everton plan stadium on the Waterfront
I would like to believe that was plan A.
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