New Everton Stadium Discussion

[Bedfordblue]

New £120m 'super restaurant' on the way in Liverpool

There are hopes the venue could become one of the 'finest' in the city

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

 

[Paulie]

Bit of a stretch that headline.

I'd say a £110.8m stretch haha

 

[Moomin]

I'd say a £110.8m stretch haha

The numbers just don't add up does it.

 

[bcblue1878]

New £120m 'super restaurant' on the way in Liverpool

There are hopes the venue could become one of the 'finest' in the city

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Don’t think the Echo have got their decimal point in the right place with that headline!

 

[charlie atkins]

Don’t think the Echo have got their decimal point in the right place with that headline!

Agree, you'd never get your money back on that layout

 

[Dancing Pat]

Agree, you'd never get your money back on that layout

Bit like the RS with Nunez Carroll

 

[Paulie]

The numbers just don't add up does it.

Be some restaurant wouldn't it ?

 

[rochdaleblue]

Thought I was watching a Rondon training video until the backflip.

It’s more mobile and moves faster than him.

 

[allen]

Don’t think the Echo have got their decimal point in the right place with that headline!

Judging by the kamiKwasi Chancellor’s recent Frank Spencer moves to boost the economy, the cost in that headline might end up being right after all.

 

[tim gabbott]

Need to get down there this week and see what's what. Not been for near a fortnight and getting withdrawal symptoms

I don’t mean to point the finger



But that’s a great idea,, so we can all get our fix. With your excellent updates

 

[Bluestar]

Rail seating, with ratio of 1:1.2 to 1:1.5 from 1:1 in the south stand, would bring about a few thousand increase, at a cost way below that of actual expansion.

If rail seating isn’t allowed, it’s difficult to expand the stadium. It may be possible to add to the north stand. The rest looks difficult.

 

[Joey66]

New £120m 'super restaurant' on the way in Liverpool

There are hopes the venue could become one of the 'finest' in the city

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

Hope it's not being paid for in dollars .......

 

[Dr Baxter]

If rail seating isn’t allowed, it’s difficult to expand the stadium. It may be possible to add to the north stand. The rest looks difficult.

I agree and it will also take a change to current legislation to increase the ratio, as has been pointed out. I think ultimately they've taken a gamble. If it doesn't pay off, they'll look a bit silly, if it does they have been very shrewd and will get a 60,000 stadium for the price of a 52,000 one. As always, time will tell.

 

[Toffeeslam]

If rail seating isn’t allowed, it’s difficult to expand the stadium. It may be possible to add to the north stand. The rest looks difficult.

They have said that they could add another tier on the east and west stands but that would require new planning permission and the roof raised by a few metres.

The site can accommodate up to 61k I think Mies said, the reasons for not doing it are both commercial and trying to ensure the ground is always full too

 

[Dr Baxter]

They have said that they could add another tier on the east and west stands but that would require new planning permission and the roof raised by a few metres.

The site can accommodate up to 61k I think Mies said, the reasons for not doing it are both commercial and trying to ensure the ground is always full too

Seems a very expensive way of doing it. I just hope the rumours of an over future proofed stadium with enough entrances, exits, concourse space, toilets etc are true so we can take advantage of the change of regulations should that come about. I also think (and I have no evidence of this at all) that the capacity from the start will be a couple of thousand higher than the 52,888 quoted. No idea, why, I think this. I just think the club is being conservative with this figure.