New Everton Stadium Discussion

[4737carlin]

We'll be doing this, if Allardyce is still here......

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haha remember Arsenal doing that!!!!

 

[Gareth Gibson]

Tons of posts on here about capacity and what we would fill and what we will get and reasons why
Some of the main points being
32/34 k season tickets already
10/12 k waiting list
5/7 k corporate
15/20 % new stadium bounce
4/5 k walk ups with docklands area being the attraction
No restricted views
The last 5/10k seats are the most expensive to build but return the least revenue
So anywhere from 50k to 65k being mooted with 61878 being the preferred capacity for many, myself included
I do know it cosst a lot more to extend an existing stadium by 10k than to originally build the extra 10k at the start

Yes, the general consensus seems to be that the capacity should be 60,000 at the minimum. 61,878 is favoured by many, for obvious reasons.

 

[jonnyboy316]

Yes, the general consensus seems to be that the capacity should be 60,000 at the minimum. 61,878 is favoured by many, for obvious reasons.

Probably the same romantics that wanted Rooney back

 

[Sir Alan]

Probably the same romantics that wanted Rooney back

Can’t see any sort of connection between the two.... at all

 

[efc.1878]

New road signs being added through the night ...

 

[davids]

Find it really odd that this far down the road from Moshiri taking over and given the fact that he obviously knew we needed a new stadium,we still have no idea of what it will look like or what the capacity will be.

 

[Brisan123]

Find it really odd that this far down the road from Moshiri taking over and given the fact that he obviously knew we needed a new stadium,we still have no idea of what it will look like or what the capacity will be.

Just because we don’t know doesn’t mean the club don’t know

 

[Dogs_of_War]

Find it really odd that this far down the road from Moshiri taking over and given the fact that he obviously knew we needed a new stadium,we still have no idea of what it will look like or what the capacity will be.

Mate he only took over 2 years ago & plans have been in progress for over a year of that. It took the reds 4 years to start constructing an extension after FSG took over.

 

[davids]

Just because we don’t know doesn’t mean the club don’t know

Be nice if they shared it with the supporters,but then we aren't really that important.

 

[davids]

Mate he only took over 2 years ago & plans have been in progress for over a year of that. It took the reds 4 years to start constructing an extension after FSG took over.

Their situation was different they are surrounded by existing streets and infrastructure.We could easily had a stadium design ready,which could have been tweaked depending on the final site.After two false starts you'd have thought they had some plans already.

 

[Dogs_of_War]

Their situation was different they are surrounded by existing streets and infrastructure.We could easily had a stadium design ready,which could have been tweaked depending on the final site.After two false starts you'd have thought they had some plans already.

They were adding 8,000 seats to a stand and had to wait 6 months for the council to finalize the purchase of a few houses.

We’re trying to build a stadium on a dock filled with water, which is part of a world heritage conservation area (which includes a Grade 2 listed tower & walls) and was owned by a private company who were planning to redevelop the site as part of a large scale £5.5bn development (Liverpool Waters),whilst waiting on the city council to approve (a slightly controversial) loan to help finance the project.

Wonder what the hold up is?

 

[davids]

They were adding 8,000 seats to a stand and had to wait 6 months for the council to finalize the purchase of a few houses.

We’re trying to build a stadium on a dock filled with water, which is part of a world heritage conservation area (which includes a Grade 2 listed tower & walls) and was owned by a private company who were planning to redevelop the site as part of a large scale £5.5bn development (Liverpool Waters),whilst waiting on the city council to approve (a slightly controversial) loan to help finance the project.

Wonder what the hold up is?

https://www.dailypost.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/moving-kings-dock-would-put-11377696
Not as if we haven't been here before.
https://www.toffeeweb.com/club/kings-dock/pref-bidder.asp

 

[Brisan123]

Be nice if they shared it with the supporters,but then we aren't really that important.

Or maybe Moshiri has learned by his mistakes and the club are not prepared to say anything until everything is in place

 

[Brisan123]

Plus it took Spurs over 10 years to redevelope WHL after it was first proposed
@RobSpurs only talked about this recently.
FFS a kitchen extension on land you already own takes months to get sorted

 

[davids]

Or maybe Moshiri has learned by his mistakes and the club are not prepared to say anything until everything is in place

A picture and an idea of how many it might seat is hardly giving away state secrets.