New Everton Stadium - Hill Dickinson Stadium

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

A made up figure by skewing the definition of obstructed.

I'll take your word for it.

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

Spurs' new stadium (set to be completed in around 18 months) will have a capacity of 61,000. What's more, Chelsea, Man City and Sunderland (yes, Sunderland!) all have plans to increase the capacities of their respective stadia to well in excess of 60,000.

With that in mind, building a brand-new stadium with a capacity of just 45,000 would send out a message to the world that EFC is a second rate club that can only think small. The likes of Newcastle, Sunderland, Arsenal, Man City, West Ham, Liverpool and Man Utd all have bigger stadia than that today.

 

[TheFinnFan]

building a brand-new stadium with a capacity of just 45,000 would send out a message to the world that EFC is a second rate club that can only think small. The likes of Newcastle, Sunderland, Arsenal, Man City, West Ham, Liverpool and Man Utd all have bigger stadia than that today.

Firstly; where did you pull out that 45,000 figure
Secondly; you are way too fixated with other clubs stadium capacities

 

[royalbalou]

Here we go then

Looks like it could take off!

Handy if we can't decide on a venue... change between them

 

[Taff]

Like this but more Everton

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

Firstly; where did you pull out that 45,000 figure
Secondly; you are way too fixated with other clubs stadium capacities

Miff and several others have mooted the 45,000 figure.

 

[Groucho]

Firstly; where did you pull out that 45,000 figure
Secondly; you are way too fixated with other clubs stadium capacities

I have to say, my view is 'to hell with other clubs, do what's best for Everton'.

 

[TheFinnFan]

Miff and several others have mooted the 45,000 figure.

Miff ffs x

 

[Jreverton1]

I have to say I can't ever see us getting this stadium, as much as we want it...proper negative that I know but this is Everton when do we do anything right?

 

[tadao]

Here we go then

no thank you.

 

[Frank Gallagher]

To be fair we don't currently play by the Mersey. During the winter a roof would be a good option as winds can be awful down there at times.

are clubs allowed to play premier league games in a stadium with the roof shut ? genuine question..

even if not, having a retractable roof gives the club lots more options for stadium use and doesnt limit us to just football

 

[Groucho]

are clubs allowed to play premier league games in a stadium with the roof shut ? genuine question..

even if not, having a retractable roof gives the club lots more options for stadium use and doesnt limit us to just football

Can't see why it wouldn't be allowed.

 

[roydo]

Can't see why it wouldn't be allowed.

Bet at least one FA Cup final was under the roof in Cardiff.

And arnt the World Cup grounds in Quatar supposed be under cover and air conditioned?

 

[Groucho]

Bet at least one FA Cup final was under the roof in Cardiff.

And arnt the World Cup grounds in Quatar supposed be under cover and air conditioned?

I seem to recall something about a cup final too.

 

[Frank Gallagher]

Can't see why it wouldn't be allowed.

i was going to say that i cant remeber there ever being an 'indoor' premier league match, but non of the current stadia have a roof do they! could be a first for us if we do have a retractable roof.

up Everton!