New Everton Stadium

[TheOriginalLongsider]

I couldn’t see this posted anywhere

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[Pstotto]

A humbug in mint condition for a day...

[Quickenthetempo]

It looks superb but it might get a bit fresh for night games down near the water.

[GodIsADeeJay81]

Looks good.

The idea of rail seating is good.

[Dyched]

I like it.

A cross between Goodison and Dortmund.

[Jel]

I hope they choose Accrington brick, I work there.

[COBBLE]

Makes me fear the day when Premier League membership criteria includes a stadium of 50,000 plus.

[Grimsdale]

I like it.

A cross between Goodison and Dortmund.

Goodmundson? Maybe they could get JBG to do the official opening.

[ian]

Only if he's fit

[Longside4evr]

Makes me fear the day when Premier League membership criteria includes a stadium of 50,000 plus.

That's what it will come to, promotions and religations wont beable to happen once they have established there chosen few.

[Oshkoshclaret]

Looking at forecasts for sea level rises I wouldn't be spending £500,000 never mind £500,000,000 in this location.

[bfcjg]

The goodison area is a sh1thole and it's only saving grace for local shops etc is the ground, it will get even worse now

[Woodleyclaret]

Lets hope the away fans get a decent view and have proper access to all tickets not like the current allocation fiasco

[Local cricketer]

It looks superb but it might get a bit fresh for night games down near the water.

Mosquitos going to be murder

[Bosscat]

Got to feel sorry for Stockport County ... they will lose the accolade of being the closest football ground to the River Mersey

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[cricketfieldclarets]

The goodison area is a sh1thole and it's only saving grace for local shops etc is the ground, it will get even worse now

Everton are going to invest in the goodison area despite moving. Think there will be a big community thing in its place.

[Bosscat]

Looking at forecasts for sea level rises I wouldn't be spending £500,000 never mind £500,000,000 in this location.

Everton have been treading water in the Prem for nigh on 28 years they will be used to it

[Rowls]

Looking at forecasts for sea level rises I wouldn't be spending £500,000 never mind £500,000,000 in this location.

Looking at how past predictions have failed, I'd reckon they might get a few years use out of it.

[box_of_frogs]

Looks like Spurs’ new place to me.

[Quickenthetempo]

Looks like Spurs’ new place to me.

It's probably the perfect stadium to follow.

It says they like the big single tier stand at Spurs and didn't want to end up with fans being far away from the pitch like West Ham.

[Winstonswhite]

Makes me fear the day when Premier League membership criteria includes a stadium of 50,000 plus.

It’ll never happen.

Is there even a minimum capacity now?

[GodIsADeeJay81]

It’ll never happen.

Is there even a minimum capacity now?

Nope, just certain things are required and clubs get a year to sort some of them, others are an instant requirement like goal line tech, camera stanchions etc.

VAR will probably be an instant requirement too.

Disabled facilities etc is also something we were given a non-negotiable timescale to improve them by.

That's something that's usually missed/ignored by people when they're demanding to know where the money is spent by the club, or why the club aren't buying X amount of players.

We had to move our tunnel to where it is now as part of being in the PL if I remember rightly.

[bfcjg]

Everton are going to invest in the goodison area despite moving. Think there will be a big community thing in its place.

I don't think it will bring in the revenue the club did though. Once they have gone the token gestures will slowly diminish and it will become a council project.

[thomaspaine]

The goodison area is a sh1thole and it's only saving grace for local shops etc is the ground, it will get even worse now

No its not.

[Fretters]

Makes me fear the day when Premier League membership criteria includes a stadium of 50,000 plus.

I doubt it. The PL are more interested in selling TV right, not filling grounds. They wouldn't want a load of half empty stadiums being shown around the world.

[Bosscat]

It’ll never happen.

Is there even a minimum capacity now?

Erm Bournemouth are the lowest ever capacity at 11250 I think and they are still there......