New Everton Stadium - Hill Dickinson Stadium

[Cake]

I doubt even Villa would fill a 62K Stadium unless they were constantly qualifying for the CL every season.

So the idea that Birmingham will get anywhere near is laughable. It's the 4th biggest club in the West Midlands behind Villa, Wolves and West Brom.

62K may be ambitious but seems very deluded and pointless for the club it's intended for.

It's not being built specifically for football. Birmingham City will play football there but it's being built for concerts, American Football and other events. Where it is being built gives easy access to it from inside and outside the city (including via HS2 if/when that is ever finished - it might even have it's own direct link to the HS2 termination/station/platforms).

Transport access to Villa Park, The Hawthorns (even though both are only just off a motorway) and Molineux is abysmal and then there is parking, which there isn't any/much at all. The new stadium and where it will be fixes all of those problems.

 

[summerisle]

Sorry for you being abused,,,.dm me.

 

[Dixie D]

It means bmd will be struggling commercially for advertising revenue on a global scale,

They will easily be able to fill it.

Oh FFS!!...Who put 50p, in this idiot
again?

 

[edwardcrompton]

Seriously...are you being manipulated?

 

[summerisle]

Seriously...are you being manipulated?

 

[edwardcrompton]

ok

 

[teppic]

Why? Is stadium size so important you would happily watch the club in the Championship as long as the stadium is 65k?

I would think most fans want to watch a good team on the pitch rather than count seats.

No established team is getting relegated for a long time. The promoted teams aren't getting past 25 points anymore.

This obsession with Everton playing in the Championship is getting boring.

 

[Blue Alert]

Playing in the Championship might help improve the standard of players we can attract. Look at the MLS or Saudi Pro League. Championship level football (at best) and they attract loads of really high profile footballers. Pretty clear, I think.

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Also the staff who work at anfield in the hospitality are jumping ship to work at Hill Dickinson. Better pay and facilities.

I trust you got a good reference on the way out?

 

[Makis]

No established team is getting relegated for a long time. The promoted teams aren't getting past 25 points anymore.

This obsession with Everton playing in the Championship is getting boring.

We were very, very close to being relegated twice. Any points deductions on those seasons would have pushed us out.

Just you know, Moshiri would have needed to find funding for those extra seats as well. He already borrowed from some dodgy sources.

 

[BullensRoad]

I trust you got a good reference on the way out?

What do you mean pal? Even if I was are you making out working in hospitality is a bad thing?

 

[Timbucktoo]

Playing in the Championship might help improve the standard of players we can attract. Look at the MLS or Saudi Pro League. Championship level football (at best) and they attract loads of really high profile footballers. Pretty clear, I think.

Its not the football that attracts the players, its the obscene amount of money they`re being offered.

 

[Blue Alert]

Its not the football that attracts the players, its the obscene amount of money they`re being offered.

No really? Really?

I’m pretty sure it’s the chance to play low quality football alongside mediocre teammates.

 

[Gilbert..]

No established team is getting relegated for a long time. The promoted teams aren't getting past 25 points anymore.

This obsession with Everton playing in the Championship is getting boring.

We were giving it a good go with Dyche this season until he got the boot.
Never say never mate. Dangerous thinking.

 

[phil_t98]