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Posts: 12December 2012 Hi everyone, I don't know the city of Liverpool at all, but I have been googling a bit and have found a handful of sites where everton can build a new stadium. I had a few ideas, they might sound rubbish I know, but has anyone ever consider to rebuild goodison not as it stands today? What if the stadium was rebuild demolishing the biggest stands, making way for the new stands behind the goal??? Everton could play at Prenton Park for a season, or the time needed to rebuild. Another possibility would be playing while some parts of the new stands were being built, not building one stand at a time, but the corners, two of them and the new one behind the goal, which would replace the bullens road stand, not where it stands but pushed forward, got it??? By that time we would have half the stadium built. The rest of the stands could be completed one at a time, leaving the main stand to the end of the redevelopment. This is possible to be done, with the right planning and building it by blocks. I would like you to have a look at the Genoa and Sampdoria stadium which has 4 columns at each corner; these columns could be used to build a hotel, a restaurant, a museum, a TV studio and corporate boxes while supporting the new stands.
I know there´s a school and around 20 houses that would be rolled over, but the club would have to sort a solution to those, I don't want to get people out of their houses, but relocation with bigger and better houses, or a new school at Stanley Park, would be a nice gesture from the club.
All this costs money and I don't know if everton has it, but it's an idea and if you pass by the lunacy of if IT CAN BE DONE.
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Posts: 12December 2012 ohh i forgot to say that the pitch would only be switched when the new half of the stadium was already build, if possible in the pre-season.
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Posts: 4,706December 2012Lip said:
Hi everyone, I don't know the city of Liverpool at all, but I have been googling a bit and have found a handful of sites where everton can build a new stadium. I had a few ideas, they might sound rubbish I know, but has anyone ever consider to rebuild goodison not as it stands today? What if the stadium was rebuild demolishing the biggest stands, making way for the new stands behind the goal??? Everton could play at Prenton Park for a season, or the time needed to rebuild. Another possibility would be playing while some parts of the new stands were being built, not building one stand at a time, but the corners, two of them and the new one behind the goal, which would replace the bullens road stand, not where it stands but pushed forward, got it??? By that time we would have half the stadium built. The rest of the stands could be completed one at a time, leaving the main stand to the end of the redevelopment. This is possible to be done, with the right planning and building it by blocks. I would like you to have a look at the Genoa and Sampdoria stadium which has 4 columns at each corner; these columns could be used to build a hotel, a restaurant, a museum, a TV studio and corporate boxes while supporting the new stands.
I know there´s a school and around 20 houses that would be rolled over, but the club would have to sort a solution to those, I don't want to get people out of their houses, but relocation with bigger and better houses, or a new school at Stanley Park, would be a nice gesture from the club.
All this costs money and I don't know if everton has it, but it's an idea and if you pass by the lunacy of if IT CAN BE DONE.-----------------
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Posts: 3,289December 2012 I think Bill will want to know this.
Bill.Kenwright@Evertonfc.com
email him quick before someone else does.
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Posts: 19,512December 2012ScouseBlues said:
Yeah, you convince 30,000 scousers to go to the wirral
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Posts: 235December 2012OldGoldenVision said:
Yer not getting in without passports... bunch a robbin bar stewards...
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Hahaha
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Posts: 12December 2012 I'm having a laugh!!!! but can you explain me, seriously, why can´t it be done?? NO!!!! ya can´t because ur not that smart aint ya??? it can be done u a+sss+eesss.
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Posts: 1,537December 2012
Lip said:I'm having a laugh!!!! but can you explain me, seriously, why can´t it be done?? NO!!!! ya can´t because ur not that smart aint ya??? it can be done u a+sss+eesss.
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Sir, this is a gentlemanly forum where we hold thoughtful discussions. There is no need for such foul linguistics here.
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Posts: 2,844December 2012Lip said:
Hi everyone, I don't know the city of Liverpool at all, but I have been googling a bit and have found a handful of sites where everton can build a new stadium. I had a few ideas, they might sound rubbish I know, but has anyone ever consider to rebuild goodison not as it stands today? What if the stadium was rebuild demolishing the biggest stands, making way for the new stands behind the goal??? Everton could play at Prenton Park for a season, or the time needed to rebuild. Another possibility would be playing while some parts of the new stands were being built, not building one stand at a time, but the corners, two of them and the new one behind the goal, which would replace the bullens road stand, not where it stands but pushed forward, got it??? By that time we would have half the stadium built. The rest of the stands could be completed one at a time, leaving the main stand to the end of the redevelopment. This is possible to be done, with the right planning and building it by blocks. I would like you to have a look at the Genoa and Sampdoria stadium which has 4 columns at each corner; these columns could be used to build a hotel, a restaurant, a museum, a TV studio and corporate boxes while supporting the new stands.
I know there´s a school and around 20 houses that would be rolled over, but the club would have to sort a solution to those, I don't want to get people out of their houses, but relocation with bigger and better houses, or a new school at Stanley Park, would be a nice gesture from the club.
All this costs money and I don't know if everton has it, but it's an idea and if you pass by the lunacy of if IT CAN BE DONE.-----------------
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Posts: 4,706December 2012tonyd said:
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Not too sure about a wool, as he seem's to know fk all about Everton, so I don't even think he is a fan to be honest..... Think he is more someone who has never left his house, ever..... -
Posts: 449December 2012 There is a site which would be good if it was possible. Peel holdings are developing most of the north end of the docks and if they would give,or sell us some land it would be ideal. It is only three miles from Goodison.
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Posts: 24,216December 2012Lip said:
Hi everyone, I don't know the city of Liverpool at all, but I have been googling a bit and have found a handful of sites where everton can build a new stadium. I had a few ideas, they might sound rubbish I know, but has anyone ever consider to rebuild goodison not as it stands today? What if the stadium was rebuild demolishing the biggest stands, making way for the new stands behind the goal??? Everton could play at Prenton Park for a season, or the time needed to rebuild. Another possibility would be playing while some parts of the new stands were being built, not building one stand at a time, but the corners, two of them and the new one behind the goal, which would replace the bullens road stand, not where it stands but pushed forward, got it??? By that time we would have half the stadium built. The rest of the stands could be completed one at a time, leaving the main stand to the end of the redevelopment. This is possible to be done, with the right planning and building it by blocks. I would like you to have a look at the Genoa and Sampdoria stadium which has 4 columns at each corner; these columns could be used to build a hotel, a restaurant, a museum, a TV studio and corporate boxes while supporting the new stands.
I know there´s a school and around 20 houses that would be rolled over, but the club would have to sort a solution to those, I don't want to get people out of their houses, but relocation with bigger and better houses, or a new school at Stanley Park, would be a nice gesture from the club.
All this costs money and I don't know if everton has it, but it's an idea and if you pass by the lunacy of if IT CAN BE DONE.-----------------
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Posts: 235December 2012There is a site which would be good if it was possible. Peel holdings are developing most of the north end of the docks and if they would give,or sell us some land it would be ideal. It is only three miles from Goodison.
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The best place (not that it will ever happen) is by the gracie market and Everton sports centre, its just warehouses (not many in use and shops (all closed down) flatten the lot and it would make a great site, close to town and the tunnels not that we want to be encouraging the squirals over like -
Posts: 1,537December 2012ScouseBlues said:
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The best place was Kings Dock but the Liverpool supporters City Council won't ever like it
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Posts: 2,844December 2012ScouseBlues said:
The best
place (not that it will ever happen) is by the gracie market and Everton
sports centre, its just warehouses (not many in use and shops (all
closed down) flatten the lot and it would make a great site, close to
town and the tunnels not that we want to be encouraging the squirals
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you sure yer a scouser and not a wool,wheres gracie market? I know a greatie market not a gracie one though.
and yer right they wont build on there its supposed to be a sainsburys where gracie market is and they're building a school next to everton park so in other words no_fucking chance
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