Pabbers
Player Valuation: £60m
Might not of been great tonight lads but at least you didn’t have to listen to Osman on commentary again
He is so so so bad, he misses everything, and seems to not understand the game he played.
Might not of been great tonight lads but at least you didn’t have to listen to Osman on commentary again
He also doesn't shut up.He is so so so bad, he misses everything, and seems to not understand the game he played.
They advertise that the family stand is for people with children of a certain age….Got asked to sit down in the lower south last night, which as we know is safe-standing. It was by an old bloke who couldn't stand for long periods, so he couldn't see past me. I reluctantly sat down as I'm not an ars*hole and have elderly relatives myself. I could have easily been very difficult about it all, but it's on the club to sort this.
Now, I don't take issue with the pensioner but I do take issue with the club not advertising that the lower south stand is for standing. I've heard people having issues with people around them at the new stadium and it's my first experience with it, but it's obvious the club have got this so wrong with regards to seating allocation.
Given everything thought the atmosphere was alright last night for a midweek game against a team 12 points adrift at the bottom….Thought there was a bit more of an effort from fans across the stadium to start chants last night.
Still think we need that big moment to lift it. Hopefully a derby win.
I agree with much of what you are saying, but 'blowing it' maybe a bit of a premature over reaction. Like many (all evertonions) I was sad to see us leave goodison, and will forever miss it and its unique character is perhaps irreplaceable. However, the difference between goodison and the new stadium is like night and day, the new stadium is huge and propels us into the modern world. I agree as you enter the stadium there are to many plain walls 5hat need brandingand yes making more Everton. But there was always going to be difficulties , and all the points you make are valid but what I would add is we have to give the club credit for delivering a project of this size so I would hopebthere is enough competence behind the scenes to gradually work out these issues. The infrastructure around the stadium can not be solved overnight or inffact can nit be solved alone and will need the help of the council. The ticketing issues is something that is more fixable and you would hope that there are channels where fans can get these concerns raised with the club. I visited the stadium last night and one up this morning with the same feeling of total awe and amazement at just how dazzling the stadium is, I am bias but I firmly believe its the best stadium in the country. That's a great position to be in and hopefully the atmosphere etc can be addressed as long as people have the desire to improve, and work together, which I am sure there will beYes, I love this stadium and the boost it's handed the club image wise. However, it's leaving a lot of people figuratively (and actually) cold now.
It needs Evertonising, it needs realistic pricing structures,, it needs a ticketing policy that doesn't punish ticket holders and stop them from passing tickets on to mates and family members, it needs to lay off the heavy handed stewarding, it needs better transportation...and that's before you get to needing a winning team.
I feel we have a great opportunity with this place but we're in the process of blowing it.
On the stadium tour, the guide was very keen to make it clear that it's 'rail seating'. He was actively playing down the 'safe standing' part.Got asked to sit down in the lower south last night, which as we know is safe-standing. It was by an old bloke who couldn't stand for long periods, so he couldn't see past me. I reluctantly sat down as I'm not an ars*hole and have elderly relatives myself. I could have easily been very difficult about it all, but it's on the club to sort this.
Now, I don't take issue with the pensioner but I do take issue with the club not advertising that the lower south stand is for standing. I've heard people having issues with people around them at the new stadium and it's my first experience with it, but it's obvious the club have got this so wrong with regards to seating allocation.
Banter, is just designed to annoy . To call that stadium a 'shithole' - I am amazed they could sing it with a straight face . People can argue about which stadium in the country is best, but its definitely in the running but what is without question is that There is no stadium in Britain anywhere near like it - itnis staggering - but we have to remain patient and not expect the world overnight. One things for sure, if we ever do build a world class football team again, then we will now have the stadium to matchIt’s not one of them but I do start to feel that they’re right, we’ve sold our soul to finish exactly where we were at Goodison
Going on the tour today, I'll askOn the stadium tour, the guide was very keen to make it clear that it's 'rail seating'. He was actively playing down the 'safe standing' part.
It made very little sense to me, and I'm not sure he represents the official view of the football club. But if you're focusing on the word 'seating' it'd explain why some didn't get the message.
YesWas it worse than what was happening on the pitch though?