GwladysBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
We'll all more than likely be dead on this forum by then, so who cares?!
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GwladysPhil
Player Valuation: £35m
Think Moshiri needs to sort this out, how are we building the only structure in the UK that has got people worried about rising sea levels?
I blame Kenwright.
I blame Kenwright.
Harryflashman
Player Valuation: £50m
I'm not too worried about the ground , more concerned that my home will be completely underwater . I mean of course I'll be dead but still .
It's completely , and I mean , completely ridiculous. The entire waterfront area and much of the city would be under water as well at other out laying areas. The echo hasn't mentioned a thing previously so I can only assume that this has only become an issue in the last week , since roughly it seems the time of the new ground announcement.
I for one applaud the echo for their diligent and even handed reporting , they've welcomed our new opportunities in a manner that seems almost exactly the same as they greeted that incredible new stand , something as ambitious and earth shattering as that let's face it we're lucky to be mentioned in the same breath.
The echo are looking after us, they've mentioned the risk of global warming , the potential damage to the cities world heritage status not to mention finding another expert to tell us that the naming rights probably aren't worth as much as we hope . As always the echo are fighting our corner , we're lucky to have them .
It's completely , and I mean , completely ridiculous. The entire waterfront area and much of the city would be under water as well at other out laying areas. The echo hasn't mentioned a thing previously so I can only assume that this has only become an issue in the last week , since roughly it seems the time of the new ground announcement.
I for one applaud the echo for their diligent and even handed reporting , they've welcomed our new opportunities in a manner that seems almost exactly the same as they greeted that incredible new stand , something as ambitious and earth shattering as that let's face it we're lucky to be mentioned in the same breath.
The echo are looking after us, they've mentioned the risk of global warming , the potential damage to the cities world heritage status not to mention finding another expert to tell us that the naming rights probably aren't worth as much as we hope . As always the echo are fighting our corner , we're lucky to have them .
The latest report from the Echo is a bit concerning to be fair.
EVERTON STADIUM PLANS COULD LEAD TO GLOBAL EXTINCTION OF MANKIND
Greg O'Keefe
The Earth will eventually be hit by another asteroid, similar to the one that hit what is now the Gulf of Mexico and wiped out the dinosaurs, leading to a cataclysmic event which will likely cause the extinction of 90% of life on the planet. Now a study has been published by a leading failed academic and season ticket holder at Anfield, Bjorn Olafsonn, which claims that Bramley Moore Dock, the site of Everton's planned new stadium, could well be where the asteroid hits.
"Not only would humanity be launched into a global crisis and a possible extinction event", claimed Olafsonn, "but the World Heritage Status would be lost forever following an asteroid hit. Sure, Birkenhead would look a little better but civilisation as we know it would end". It remains unclear if Everton have taken an asteroid strike into consideration in the planning stages as the club refused to comment on this totally hypothetical scenario when contacted earlier today.
EVERTON STADIUM PLANS COULD LEAD TO GLOBAL EXTINCTION OF MANKIND
Greg O'Keefe
The Earth will eventually be hit by another asteroid, similar to the one that hit what is now the Gulf of Mexico and wiped out the dinosaurs, leading to a cataclysmic event which will likely cause the extinction of 90% of life on the planet. Now a study has been published by a leading failed academic and season ticket holder at Anfield, Bjorn Olafsonn, which claims that Bramley Moore Dock, the site of Everton's planned new stadium, could well be where the asteroid hits.
"Not only would humanity be launched into a global crisis and a possible extinction event", claimed Olafsonn, "but the World Heritage Status would be lost forever following an asteroid hit. Sure, Birkenhead would look a little better but civilisation as we know it would end". It remains unclear if Everton have taken an asteroid strike into consideration in the planning stages as the club refused to comment on this totally hypothetical scenario when contacted earlier today.
If sea levels rose that much, I'm guessing there would be much bigger things to worry about on our planet than what happens to our stadium.
James Patrick
Player Valuation: £2.5m
JLW
Player Valuation: £60m
Go back to RAWK lad!
My primary concern is having to knock at Birkenhead to get our ball back after one of Williams' clearances.
'They said if it lands there again, they're gonna burst it'
'They said if it lands there again, they're gonna burst it'
We spend hundreds of millions building a new stadium, then BAM! Apocolypse...
Everton that!
Everton that!
Total rubbish. Plus We will all be dead if the levels every rise anywhere near that anyway..
Claire_everton_rules
Player Valuation: £150k
Global warming is serious, you only have to see the damage getting caused to Islands in the Maldives.
We need to save our planet.
We need to save our planet.
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
I agree on this, but as far as the stadium goes its a none issue
JLW
Player Valuation: £60m
Yes, but build our new stadium first
Julius Geezer
Player Valuation: £2.5m
As I have pointed out on the stadium thread the land mass in the Northern UK is rising ......
Nothing to see here move along !
Nothing to see here move along !
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