tim cahill
Player Valuation: £50m
People are mad to get their hopes up. I'll be surprised if anything happens today. We've been here before and usually it comes to nothing.
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Tbh I don't think it makes sense at this stage to expect anything more (then we can be pleasantly surprised if there is anything).
It's the council's scheme as much as it's ours. There will be an announcement and that should suffice.
aren't you a bundle of joy
Going off WRD's post, if the council are making an announcement today wouldn't that be just as good as the club if it's giving the same info?
If the council announce it's on, surely we will very shortly give some details?
If the council announce it's on, surely we will very shortly give some details?
You mean as in Mickey Mouse
Imagine the size of the new car park, the next great dogging site
Donald Twain
Vide cor meum
Knockout !
tim cahill
Player Valuation: £50m
I just think it's better to wait for an announcement before getting too excited about things. Same with Rom's contract, Witsel signing, Mata signing etc...
People should know that already mate!
Pretty sure we'll all be happy later on though.
Take him the Lisbon mate, that'll cheer him up
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...erfront-bramley-moore-dock-merseyside-stadium
Everton have cleared the first hurdle in their attempt to build a new stadium on Liverpool’s waterfront by agreeing a deal to purchase land at Bramley Moore dock.
The Merseyside club have reached a financial agreement with Peel Holdings, the landowner, for their preferred location for a new home after 125 years at Goodison Park. No details of the deal with Peel have been disclosed, or about how Liverpool City Council will help facilitate the construction of a state-of-the-art stadium on north Liverpool docks. An announcement is expected on Thursday.
Peel Holdings initially gave Everton a ball-park figure of £30m for the site, which forms part of a £5.5bn regeneration project the company has planned and called Liverpool Waters. The final price is expected to be lower, with Everton only acquiring the land once funding for the stadium is in place.
Confirmation that Everton have a deal in place for Bramley Moore – the club had also looked at relocating to Croxteth –will represent a significant step forward but the process remains a long way from completion. Farhad Moshiri, the club’s major shareholder who has pursued the more complicated and expensive option of moving to the banks of the Mersey, has still to acquire funding for the stadium and planning permission will also be needed before Everton can leave Goodison.
The Premier League club have overseen three failed stadium projects since the turn of the millennium – King’s Dock, Kirkby and Walton Hall park – but the arrival of Moshiri last February gave their intentions fresh impetus and financial support.
Liverpool’s mayor, Joe Anderson, is expected to confirm the deal with Peel and the extent of the council’s involvement on Thursday.
Everton have cleared the first hurdle in their attempt to build a new stadium on Liverpool’s waterfront by agreeing a deal to purchase land at Bramley Moore dock.
The Merseyside club have reached a financial agreement with Peel Holdings, the landowner, for their preferred location for a new home after 125 years at Goodison Park. No details of the deal with Peel have been disclosed, or about how Liverpool City Council will help facilitate the construction of a state-of-the-art stadium on north Liverpool docks. An announcement is expected on Thursday.
Peel Holdings initially gave Everton a ball-park figure of £30m for the site, which forms part of a £5.5bn regeneration project the company has planned and called Liverpool Waters. The final price is expected to be lower, with Everton only acquiring the land once funding for the stadium is in place.
Confirmation that Everton have a deal in place for Bramley Moore – the club had also looked at relocating to Croxteth –will represent a significant step forward but the process remains a long way from completion. Farhad Moshiri, the club’s major shareholder who has pursued the more complicated and expensive option of moving to the banks of the Mersey, has still to acquire funding for the stadium and planning permission will also be needed before Everton can leave Goodison.
The Premier League club have overseen three failed stadium projects since the turn of the millennium – King’s Dock, Kirkby and Walton Hall park – but the arrival of Moshiri last February gave their intentions fresh impetus and financial support.
Liverpool’s mayor, Joe Anderson, is expected to confirm the deal with Peel and the extent of the council’s involvement on Thursday.
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