New Everton Stadium - Hill Dickinson Stadium

[Johnniepk]

One of the biggest benefits of retirement

True but ive quickly got used to going to bed earlier and the 8pm kick offs, i worry I'll nod off!!

 

[matty1878]

True but ive quickly got used to going to bed earlier and the 8pm kick offs, i worry I'll nod off!!

i’ll worry i’m not in bed with in my onesie and cocoa and my teddy

 

[Johnniepk]

Haven’t been to the new stadium yet and wanting to come over for a game from Ireland in the next few months

Just wondering with the club view option do you have access to the Guinness bar with live music, located within the stadium?

Definitely Guinness in Village Street. Ive messaged you re tickets

 

[Blue Neon]

Thats how many fans who are not season ticket holders get to see a match are those non 3pm kick offs. I've always done shift work until recently so Saturday 3pm football only happned from this season since the 90s. So going to a match other times is my normal. Be the game itself that will have me surrendering my season ticket. Maybe price at some point...

Think a ST price rise, and/or a rise in FB+ fees and £70 - £75 ticket prices will see a lot of fans off next season. It's a lot of money for many.

 

[Bluerover]

True but ive quickly got used to going to bed earlier and the 8pm kick offs, i worry I'll nod off!!

I am thinking of bed from 8.30pm, usually in bed about 9, read for an hour then fast asleep.

But I am usually up and about at 5 am!!

Definitely feel the better of almost 4:years of retirement!! Not enough hours in the day to do everything I want to and DG sleeping soundly every night.

Do I miss work??
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[muckers]

Practically everything is a minimum of that nowadays. Man City's original third tier expansion was £50 million back in 2015 that added 6k. Now consider we would need to take down that huge glass end, add another full width truss, add all those complex roof lattice and panels to continue the barrel. Presumably the extended concourse would also need to be on stilts to provide access below and the back of the stand would still overhang UU boundary, which would need to be negotiated. It's not a simple build unless you throw out the design and bung up some corrugated sheets like the RS do.

Interesting.

What’s your thoughts on the @Tom Hughes?

 

[Richie]

Must be practicing his shuffling and getting the last of the Mounjaro down him.

Dave’s on the Moanjaro.

 

[Gardocki]

Does anyone know if i can exchange tickets on Seat Unique.

I bought two for the Leeds game in Jan. Flying long distance. It’s switched to Monday now. I can change my flights if I can change my tickets but don’t want to blow £370 if I can’t switch matches.

 

[matty1878]

Dave’s on the Moanjaro.

 

[Noggsy blue]

Approved

Transformation plans at the heart of a waterfront vision - Liverpool Express

Liverpool City Council is set to consider a landmark vision for the city’s waterfront next week, as part of a long-term strategy to reclaim the banks of

liverpoolexpress.co.uk

 

[Tom Hughes]

Approved

Transformation plans at the heart of a waterfront vision - Liverpool Express

Liverpool City Council is set to consider a landmark vision for the city’s waterfront next week, as part of a long-term strategy to reclaim the banks of

liverpoolexpress.co.uk

Give the waterfront its own dedicated and fully segregated mass rapid transit system and much of the stadium's transport issues are resolved. Bury that junction at Leeds St/Grt Howard St and the pedestrian and road connectivity with the city centre and the dispersal times will also be greatly improved, by opening up that bottle-neck for greater throughput.

 

[Noggsy blue]

Give the waterfront its own dedicated and fully segregated mass rapid transit system and much of the stadium's transport issues are resolved. Bury that junction at Leeds St/Grt Howard St and the pedestrian and road connectivity with the city centre and the dispersal times will also be greatly improved, by opening up that bottle-neck for greater throughput.

Agreed Tom, that junction is the main issue now for shuttles. Improvements at Sandhills also

 

[allen]

Give the waterfront its own dedicated and fully segregated mass rapid transit system and much of the stadium's transport issues are resolved. Bury that junction at Leeds St/Grt Howard St and the pedestrian and road connectivity with the city centre and the dispersal times will also be greatly improved, by opening up that bottle-neck for greater throughput.

The glider will be the unnamed 'rapid transit' system in that article, I'm guessing. The plan is have that operational for 2028.

As you suggest, it's absolutely critical that it has a dedicated lane - but even then, I can see that becoming a bit of an issue with pedestrians clogging it up before and after a game.

I'm looking forward to seeing more detailed plans.

 

[davek]

I see the denizens of Anfield are up in arms at the length of queues they've been having of late under a new stricter search regime they've adopted.

Fans queuing for an hour at a gate and missing the first 10-20 minutes of a game.

 

[goldfinchmule]

I see the denizens of Anfield are up in arms at the length of queues they've been having of late under a new stricter search regime they've adopted.

Fans queuing for an hour at a gate and missing the first 10-20 minutes of a game.

Bet they were hopeing to miss the full 90.