Maine road Man
Player Valuation: £1m
Sorry mate I'll pipe down.
Meant me mate. On quiet nights threads tend to wander.
I lead a double life, following Bristol City and Everton.
Them City/City games were terrific.
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
Didn't even take him round the back and make him look the other way before pulling the trigger. Brutal.
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
Exactly. They were never going to come out and say, 76% voted for between 57k and 58k. As it leaves no wiggle room. Nor will they say x% voted for 60k, as again it leaves very little wiggle room. By saying what they did, it shows a huge % of Evertonians agree on something and over 50k could mean anything over 50k, I just don't see how some have took it to mean 50k bang on.
Maine road Man
Player Valuation: £1m
I agree. And I had a nosey on their main forum 'one team in Bristol'. Surprised to find how decent they were. They set up a thread about David Silva when he was abroad at the bedside of his premature born son. They were talking about clapping him on 21 minutes (shirt number) or singing ''There's only one David Silva".
I had to join to say how much I appreciated their concern. Gave them advice on where to drink and park for free at ours. Good people.
Our club was so impressed with BCFC, there Was/is talk of loaning them several fringe players for next season.
If this regime limits our potential growth in both the short, mid and long term by building any less than 60k stadium then I will probably fall out of love a little bit with the club.
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity- we should be using this stadium to help determine where we want the club to go not just in the next ten years, but for decades after that.
I couldn’t give a flying one if there are empty seats initially; stadium is crucial to our long term success.
Look at the generations of fans City are currently building.
In ten years time they will be in 65k plus stadium and have the fan base which will grow like Liverpool’s and Utds.
They won’t be limited to the stadium capacity they currently have.
This stadium is proving difficult enough to build as it is; let’s forget the possibility of further build down the line and get it done now.
It should attract investment, opportunities, players , profile , reputation.
All this will help try and get success.
Building a new stadium which will be overtaken in the decades to come in size and thus profile and remains the smallest in the city is a dereliction of duties and a disgusting act; unforgivable in my eyes.
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity- we should be using this stadium to help determine where we want the club to go not just in the next ten years, but for decades after that.
I couldn’t give a flying one if there are empty seats initially; stadium is crucial to our long term success.
Look at the generations of fans City are currently building.
In ten years time they will be in 65k plus stadium and have the fan base which will grow like Liverpool’s and Utds.
They won’t be limited to the stadium capacity they currently have.
This stadium is proving difficult enough to build as it is; let’s forget the possibility of further build down the line and get it done now.
It should attract investment, opportunities, players , profile , reputation.
All this will help try and get success.
Building a new stadium which will be overtaken in the decades to come in size and thus profile and remains the smallest in the city is a dereliction of duties and a disgusting act; unforgivable in my eyes.
47k it is then.
This very second it is. But frankly this stadium is gonna be used in situ for 100 years.
Why limit our growth potential ?
catcherintherye
Player Valuation: £80m
Agree with this wholeheartedly to be fair. It always makes me laugh when they go on about you guys or Chelsea buying the league. What did they buy VVD/Keita etc with, magic beans? Everyone is trying to buy the league, just some teams have more resources than others.
Ironically I think it's taken you to get Pep to truly unleash your potential as a club. Yes he's spent loads of money but no more than others, but his ability as a coach is delivering on it. I think he could build a Fergusan like legacy at your place, but I know he's mentioned about retiring pretty soon, so you will need to twist his arm a bit!
Chelsea are another good example. People say their policy of sacking managers works, but I think they have under achieved given what they spent. Imagine a world were they don't sack Mourinho in 2007, and let him ride out a bad period and truly build a legacy. I think it's hard to see anyone being near them, perhaps only you guys now. The same is true of other top managers they've had and let slip too.
Titus Bramble
Best centre half to grace the Premier League
True, the worry for me would be the obvious space restrictions of the dock. Will have to wait and see
I think it would be nigh on impossible to extend further in the long term once the area is regenerated.
Buildings will be going up on three sides of the stadium; it’s oroving difficult enough now.
Imagine trying to put a further ten k on when there is a residential apartment block in situ next to it ?
GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
So why has this knobhead mentioned 60,000 already? Just shut up, Meis, and get on with your job.
I wonder does he keep an eye on the stadium threads on this forum
Are you there Dan ??
And it's all beginning to unravel.
