Roztitute
Player Valuation: £60m
But to achieve more, we need money. It's a vicious cycle.
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But to achieve more, we need money. It's a vicious cycle.
whiteshadow
Player Valuation: £25m
True.
Hibbert&Ernie
Player Valuation: £10m
The club has a few too many of them already.
Hibbert&Ernie
Player Valuation: £10m
Hibbert&Ernie
Player Valuation: £10m
I wonder, lets say average gate is 33k, and average ticket price is £33 the maths says that is £1,089,000.
Lets say a shared 85k stadium, for us to get the same £1,089,000 would mean an average ticket price of £12.82 pence.
Anyone got any stats about the total population of Merseyside?
Consider sharing that stadium, and hypothetically being able to fill it, ignoring incorporating world class corporate facilities into the build, stadium naming, sponsor revenues and associated on site businesses, if going to the match cost less than £13 then suddenly the game, travel a pint & a pie comes in at less than £25.
Lets say, 85k pies at £3.50 a go, and a crazy chang at £4, so £7.50 x 85k = £637,500
Forget all that, consider only having to fork out for half the running costs per annum for a stadium.
Then consider having a huge multi purpose stadium that can host plenty of other events.
In a game dictated to by money, any other choice is looking like madness. Wouldn't it be something if the two merseyside clubs could work together to give the working man his game back.
Lets say a shared 85k stadium, for us to get the same £1,089,000 would mean an average ticket price of £12.82 pence.
Anyone got any stats about the total population of Merseyside?
Consider sharing that stadium, and hypothetically being able to fill it, ignoring incorporating world class corporate facilities into the build, stadium naming, sponsor revenues and associated on site businesses, if going to the match cost less than £13 then suddenly the game, travel a pint & a pie comes in at less than £25.
Lets say, 85k pies at £3.50 a go, and a crazy chang at £4, so £7.50 x 85k = £637,500
Forget all that, consider only having to fork out for half the running costs per annum for a stadium.
Then consider having a huge multi purpose stadium that can host plenty of other events.
In a game dictated to by money, any other choice is looking like madness. Wouldn't it be something if the two merseyside clubs could work together to give the working man his game back.
Frank Drebin
Player Valuation: £40m
We have to wait until Liverpool gets the Commonwealth or Olympic games. Even then the kopites would probably get it.
Matt Damon
Player Valuation: £60m
Hibbert&Earnie
You paint a perfect picture. Based on myth.
The club is worth less if we don't own our own purpose bulit stadium. We have less assets with which to secure finance in an emergency.
We run the risk of being in a non purpose built stadia with a poor atmosphere.
You also assume naming rights would be distibuted equally too.
There are numerous reasons why sharing would be disasterous for Everton.
Won't list them again since we've done that several times.
Sharing is not an option.
You paint a perfect picture. Based on myth.
The club is worth less if we don't own our own purpose bulit stadium. We have less assets with which to secure finance in an emergency.
We run the risk of being in a non purpose built stadia with a poor atmosphere.
You also assume naming rights would be distibuted equally too.
There are numerous reasons why sharing would be disasterous for Everton.
Won't list them again since we've done that several times.
Sharing is not an option.
Frank Drebin
Player Valuation: £40m
Sadly, although I thought a shared stadium was the answer for years. Damon is right. Maybe it could have been the right move once but not anymore.
That's a problem with all modern stadia. Just look at the Emirates, Wembley and the Etihad:
Alexs_1878
Player Valuation: £750k
I thought the situation regarding the ground share came to a stand still because Liverpool wanted a higher percentage of income etc although the ground would be shared. Based on recent events, it has become obvious that we are more in the red that before, if we are unable to afford a free transfer then how do we a.) redevelop Goodison or b.) build a new ground?
We average what 35-36k a match, multiply that by the 19 home league games gives you a total of 665k up to 684k per season.
Then the 665k supporters pay at least £20 a ticket so that gives an income on match tickets of around £13,300,000 per season, surely once fees have been taken out a proportion could be placed into a new stadium regardless of number of occupiers over a number of years
We average what 35-36k a match, multiply that by the 19 home league games gives you a total of 665k up to 684k per season.
Then the 665k supporters pay at least £20 a ticket so that gives an income on match tickets of around £13,300,000 per season, surely once fees have been taken out a proportion could be placed into a new stadium regardless of number of occupiers over a number of years
Hibbert&Ernie
Player Valuation: £10m
Yes it is. Naming would have to be shared. Aren't there some that slate the current atmosphere? A 50 - 50 stake in something better than we have is better than a 100% stake in a coffin.
We need to move into a new era, and that means a new stadium. I love Goodison Park and I have had some great moments sitting there, but to be able to compete with the best you have to have a good stadium behind you. Unfortunatly the old lady is getting old and its time we retire her.
trigger the blue
Player Valuation: £8m
We all make mistakes mate,give yourself a smack and let that be the end of it mate!
trigger the blue
Player Valuation: £8m
Can anyone remember what one of those things are an agm i think he said?
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