NEW Everton FC Stadium 1.5.24. Your Questions and Comments!!
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Three wins in a row, safety confirmed and....the missing glass has now been installed in the North Stand. What a time to be alive! 😂
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Colin: first of all, loved the sentiment of your comment. If your OCD has been relieved, I'm about to stir it up when I say, it's not clear if all THREE missing North Window sections have been fitted. The very bottom right hand corner has been without the small triangular piece all this time too. Certainly the top 2 missing sections have been installed at last. Without further point deductions we're mathematically safe but we can't trust the EPL and their point-deducting commissions, so 3 pts against Luton is a MUST.
@davidbadcock2225 Haha, thanks David. I hadn't noticed the third missing piece of glazing in the North Stand but will be sure to look out for it. I saw the two in the top row every time I watched Nick's videos and always managed to spot them on the train on my way into the city centre for work and it would irritate me no end. I'll obviously have to add the third one to my OCD list which is currently topped by the missing coping stone on the media compound. That's been missing for months! Second to that are the weeds on top of the stone turret gateposts which now acts as the main entrance to the site...😬
@@colingillbanks4022 Colin: Dave Gerrard informed me after I made the same comment to him that he has seen, on another channel, that the bottom-right glass panel HAS been fitted now. If you look at Nick's latest video you can see that there is scaffolding erected below where the DNOC missing coping stone is, so you might have a bit more relief coming soon. Yes, I agree that the plants in the Gates Towers are an eyesore and begging to be attended to but I'm not sure it's high on the priority list.
@davidbadcock2225 Cheers David. I That third pane can be removed from my list of pedantry before it even made it on! I stopped by BMD last weekend for a ground level look through the gates and it looks fabulous. Can't wait to see it completed now.
I'm not an Everton fan, but I'm glad the club has cemented and achieved its place in next season's Premier League. Let's hope Everton are still in the league by the 2025/26 season when they play in their new home. By then I think BMD will be the top 2 if not the best stadium in the PL (Sorry Spurs fans!). If not, I think it would be a huge downer for the club moving into BMD in the EFL Championship.
You speak too soon my friend. The PL are just waiting to the end of the season to know how many points to deduct to relegate Everton. They want them gone.
Lee: you seem to be very trusting of the EPL and their point-deducting commissions but then also of the Buy-out financial shenanigans repercussions. All the more reason for needing to get 3pts at Luton.
What a nice comment...l wish your team the best too (so long as its not you know who!)
Hi Mate, the seats in the 3 aisles on the East stand will be staying, if you look they are the only 3 aisles with two entrances so you can get to them from above and below.
👍 It divides the premium seating area.
Nope. Those seats are only there temporarily. The final plans have the steps clear.
@DuncTheBlue1878 why would they put them there temporarily ? Permanent imo.
@JayEFC1969 These seats can be seen in the trinity place section on the Everton Stadium website. As you say permanent.
What a brilliant result for you and I am so happy for you all concerned with Everton by staying up. Glad you beat the Premier League and they didn't beat you. Great video as usual Mr Drone. Best wishes, Graeme from Portsmouth. Play Up Pompey.
Dude! Pompey need a new stadium, and I would love it to be outside the city. I wonder if O'Neil's has recovered yet! hahahaha!!
Looks fantastic enjoyed your match videos aswell great week for the toffees I'm lucky enough to see us win the two fa cups league titles and the European Cup winners cup I hope these young blues get to experience that again thanks great vids again mate
That access tower near the north-east corner is well on its way to coming down now too, so they'll soon be able to complete the facade.
Hi Nick, looking at your recent video, it is amazing to see how the stadium now dominates the who area bringing it back to its historical past importance to the city. Wouldn't it be great if the stadium could be serviced by ferries on matchdays and make the river as busy as when in its former glory days. The river certainly lives up to our anthem, I'm sure it's Royal Blue today.
Ferry cross the mersey as the song goes.
I agree it would be great. But it's just wishful thinking. Because the river is tidal etc. there would have to be a landing stage built, probably the equivalent to that at Woodside and the Pier Head, and I don't think anyone is going to stump up the cost of that for a once a fortnight ferry. I'm thinking of hiring out pedalos from the Eggy Ferry though. Throw some rope ladders over the wall at BMD and away we go....
@@tommymolloy5697 🤣. Spot on with regard to the reality. I LOL'd at your nascent entrepreneurship.
Great vid again mate. I havent heard any mention yet about exactly where on site the gallows are going. Any chance you could point this out on your next fly around? Im guessing somewhere along the river bank of the Royal Blue Mersey on the West side...? 👍
Nick, sometimes you have to analyse the detail of comments. My comment about the pitch area was only about the perimeter, not the main pitch. 1) My point in response to the question was that they have nearly completed doing the following: A) Digging a trench around the perimeter a couple of metres wide and probably about a metre deep max (a guess) B) Lay the black box-shaped ducts/conduits that were visible in previous videos, stacked on the pitch area, in that perimeter 'trench'. These ducts will contain optic fibres and electrical cables for various reasons, not the least of which will be the advertising boards and Pitch Lights Arrays. C) You can see where they have already completed this task as at frequent spots along the perimeter in the differently-coloured sand and next to the base of the concrete terracing, you can see the Access Holes and Covers spaced out around the perimeter where the above has been completed. This is so that the various cables can be inserted into the duct and connected up later. 2) None of the above is anything to do with the work required for the pitch itself. A) As stated above, where they have dug up and replaced the pitch area perimeter, you can see the sand is a natural sand colour whereas the main pitch area is slightly greyed. This is because the whole area wasn't just pure sand but strengthened (I guess with a weak mixture of cement) in order to take all the heavy equipment. B) As we are in May now and there was an official statement to the effect that the work on the pitch would start in May, it's not unreasonable to suggest that work will start soon enough. C) It isn't just a question of doing stuff on top of the current ground. The whole pitch will have to be dug out to remove that weak concrete/sand mixture surface and to the correct level for a number of reasons, not least of which is the drainage pipes that will soak away the 'dirty' water to a main pipe running roughly under the halfway line out under the West Stand and out to the future Water Channel. D) Then there will be a complex grid of fresh-water supplies, connected to the main pipe that comes into the pitch area under the East Stand E) And electrical pipes/wires for the under-soil heating f) That is all beside the construct of the pitch bed itself which will include a strengthening plastic matrix and membranes before the upper levels of sand, eventually Rye-grass seed and the hybrid pitch plastic drilled into the established turf (i.e. after the rye-grass has grown sufficiently).
Hey Nick! They water-colored tiles definitely go all the way up to the stadium and club shop. They will fill up the entire space that water used to occupy before we filled it in. There is a black asphalt track, currently in place, that outlines where the edges of the water tiles will be.
Mike: yes, correct.
I am absolutely relieved we are now safe. We have actually progressed we would be mid table if not for the points deduction. I hope we can finish now on a hight against Luton Sheffield utd and arsenal even a draw against the gunners.
Brilliant video as always Nick,,,, UTFT 😊
I hope you agree, but adding all those trees in the fan plaza has just totally transformed and lifted up the area. I added a couple of fake green plants in my flat and it vastly improved the look of my living room 😂
Thanks so much Nick 👍
As some people know I'm not an Everton fan but I'm even excited too see some of the stuff getting nearer completion
Great video as ever it's looking really great and progressive work being done
Thank you 😀
Cheers for the shout out 😁
Excellent coverage, Nick, and an entertaining challenge to spot the number of different tasks being undertaken.
Great vid again like these mid week ones...just want to mention the south stand windows are amazing. Can see the stadium from my office off old hall street and the reflection of the water on the glass looks unreal
Fantastic video Nick - Back in liverpool Friday morning for two weeks so can't wait to see stadium for first time - loved your videos from #1 🎥
Great video, when you mentioned the Eggy Ferry it brought back memories of my dad to. He used to drink in there on occasion but his local was a bit further up the Stanley Vaults. Love watching your videos keep up the great work 👏
Thanks for the Vid, DJ Audits posted a vid a few days ago at the site, unfortunately the weather was terrible so not much drone footage.
Hi nick great video as always if you look at Edge of seating where it meets pitch you can see what looks like man hole covers
😢Hi nick great video as always I love to see the progress each week I just 🙏 there are not to much Moore money worries to get it finished keep up the good work mate utft coyb 💙💙💙💙
Love the vids when are Everton going to let you inside mate too see how it's progressing 🤔
Great Informative video again, Nick. The lads working on the Stadium are doing a great job! I notice more trees by the LoR offices, maybe to please Mr Drone the gardener? 😀Well done all.👏
Peter: yes, the first 5 of the 8 in that location. There will be another 6 located in 2 more rows in a yet-to-be-created area between these staggered 2 rows of trees and the SE Corner of the stadium. That pattern will be mirror-imaged at the SW corner of the stadium on the Southern Concourse and the other end of The Everton Way.
Quality as standard mate. The row of seats that cross the aisle on the East Stand are to separate The Trinity Place hospitality area from the rest. The so called "Best In House Pitch View". This came in an email from EFC a few weeks ago detailing the different pre and post match hospitality that will be available. Al.
Re: the view from the ferry pub, there is an optical illusion as you approach the traffic lights at church street/ Brighton street the stadium looks absolutely enormous between the houses and then looks smaller as you drive down to the pub. I don’t know if you’d be able to show this with your drone.
Hi mate, loving the videos, and keep up the good work. Any chance of a special shout out to irelands oldest club Cliftonville fc who takes on linfield at a sold-out windsor park this Saturday, may 4th @2pm.
The 6 Columnar Elms located to the North of the Pump House are meant to be joined later by a further 7 such trees extending the line, in the E-to-W direction, towards the NE Corner of the Stadium. If you're standing on the East Plaza, they will detract from the eyeline of the UU building behind and be a higher backdrop to the stage area between the Pump House and the East Stand. The 7 further trees will need that vehicular access area dug out for the ArborSystem pit but that can't yet be done whilst the heavy equipment still needs access to that NE corner 'T-Junction'.
Nick nesting season is back in force.
Not sure if it's already been mentioned but the seats on the lower east stand look like they will be separating hospitality seating from us commoners. If you look further along there are bareiers to restrict access
How are ya mister drone. Just a little observation. What would you have thinked if they put a cone shaped roof on the pump house to mirror or new emblem? Eamonn
At 11:30 mins, it looks as though they are fitting the last 8 glass panes to the South Stand window. You can see the pile of them on the ground and a contractor in the Cherry-picker where they are going in.
Hey Nick The seats across the aisles might be to control traffic Some people have to go up the stairs and some go down the stairs Also if there was to be a stumble from the top stairs that’s a long way down and maybe stairs across stop a fall and also stop a lot of people at the back pushing down the stairs I’d imagine there’ll be more
I’ve just had another look at the final August 2020 plans and there aren’t any seats proposed across the steps as there is onsite at the moment, so it’s only temporary - the seats will definitely be moved and installed elsewhere
@@DuncTheBlue1878 Dunc: seconded. It's an odd one. The plans definitely don't allow for that but all the way through the project there have been a few odd surprises and as an approach, I rule out nothing in terms of plan changes or temporary logistical and scheduling modifications. We shall have to sit (pun!) this one out.
Great update Nick, some really insightful questions too. I dream of European football as well but I know that’s unlikely for now. The new stadium is looking absolutely fabulous and I know a lot of OCD sufferers (like me) will be so happy that the glass @ the North Stand is now complete. Presumably the Dragon Spirits can exit via the lifts that, I believe, are fully powered up now. 😂😂
Dave: 🤣. First of all, loved the sentiment of your comment. If your OCD has been relieved, I'm about to stir it up when I say, it's not clear if all THREE missing North Window sections have been fitted. The very bottom right hand corner has been without the small triangular piece all this time too. Certainly the top 2 missing sections have been installed at last.
@@davidbadcock2225 Trust me David on two counts. Firstly my OCD is real and I wouldn’t have made that comment if I wasn’t certain that all the glass was in. Secondly, although it might not be clear to you from Nick’s video, I have seen, with my own eyes, the very piece you reference on another channels coverage. Out of respect to Nick I’m not going to promote that channel here.
@@davegerrard4960 🙃Dave, I can trust you as I can anyone. That's not an issue, when evidence is forthcoming, so thank you for confirming you have seen it in place. I have commented separately that at 11:30 mins you can see a contractor working on a Blue Cherry picker to install the remaining 8 panels of the South Stand window. The bottom right-hand corner triangular piece can actually be seen on the ground below him. So, your OCD will be probably be even more relieved at the next video.
@@davidbadcock2225 I suspect the triangular piece on the ground at the South Stand is going to be installed in the South Stand. My original comment referred to the North Stand, which is now complete in terms of glass installation.
@@davegerrard4960 Dave, relax, we're NOT at loggerheads here. Yes, I know you were referring to the North Stand. I was merely telling you that you can expect to see the South Stand window finished in the next video, via whichever droner, as you can see the 'fitter' at work and some of the 8 remaining pieces on the ground. And the top one on the pile under his Cherry-Picker is actually the bottom, right-hand corner triangular piece for the South Stand, which JUST HAPPENS to be the same piece shape and size for the same rotationally mirror-imaged location as the piece we were chatting about for the North Stand. Comprende?
That area where the workers' cabin are, would be great for a row of amenities next to the wall and next to the dock, with a kind of boulevard cut through. Maybe the council or a developer could make use of it. 🤔
That area is eventually set to be built on by Liverpool Waters, it's hard to tell on their website where the boundary is. But Nelson Dock (the dock the land is on) is either part of Clarence Docks or Northern Docks, both of which are set to include Bars and Restaurants
@@kyledunn8205 Kyle: in principle, correct. The boundary of BMD IS clear though.
Great week for Everton - lifted the doom and gloom surrounding our club! Possibly more misery to come regarding 777 takeover!! Another great video Nic my only criticism is the lack of blue on the outside of the stadium itself - surrounding areas will eventually have blue banners I understand!
Hi Mr D - to answer your question, the car parking for stadium workers around the Nelson Dock is also being temporarily leased and that area will be handed back to the landowners on completion 👍🏻
Dunc: seconded. I'm baffled as to why anyone thinks otherwise. After more than 2 years now, it's obvious what is EFC land at BMD only and what is not. Anything that is not BMD is leased. Glad you had responded to the question, which I hadn't seen. I rolled my eyes and sighed when he questioned the car park. Nick has his brain-fade moments. Have a good day.
There are padded seats in main stand nick my stepson works at the stadium and I asked him after seeing this video .coyb
Woo may at last.
Clever way to create more seats and incoming money
Great videos Nick, this may have been asked and answered before (#David) is there any car parking on site (VIP, disabled etc) or is it all foot fall only access? Keep up the good work. #toffee4ever
There's about 90 parking spots iirc.
Rick: Jay informs you correctly but may I suggest you watch the video in Nick's Library on this channel for the studio video on the 14th March, 2024?
Good stuff again Nick. I watched a recent video put out by the Club. I don't think I am allowed to put a link to it but it is called "Fan Plaza Progress at Everton Stadium" if you search KZhead. Interesting at about 3.40 to 3.55 minutes you can so clearly see the Leitch design in the brickwork (artists rendition obviously) on the East stand brickwork whereas we can't seem to see it at the moment on recent videos. I wonder how long it will take for the brick to "weather', or whatever the right term is, before the design is as clearly visible? And while I am on about "weathering bricks"...I asked a question about 4 or 5 days ago on another one of your videos but didn't get a reply so still wondering. Here it was: As far as I understand it, when they removed the bricks from the wall in order to install the gates, they preserved the bricks so they could use the same ones in order to reconstruct the wall around the gates. So that being the case, why are the bricks a lighter colour than the rest of the wall near them? Surely they didn't sandblast them or give them a good scrubbing? I'm sure they will blend in over time but I'm just wondering what happened to them? Cheers
Skippy: Great Q. I don't know the answer for sure but I'd hazard a guess they did bath the stones in a cleaning agent to remove dust, soot, oil and other debris, but that's all. As you speculate, it'll probably blend in over time. If you look closely at the INSIDE of the wall (i.e. from the East Plaza itself, you will see that the BMD stretch of the wall is not itself completely uniform anyway, so it's unlikely to be an eye-sore. Who knows, it might even be done on purpose so that people can more easily spot where to aim for in a crowded plaza after the game?
@@davidbadcock2225 Thank you for the reply, David. Any thoughts on the first query I had about the Leitch design being so evident in the Club's video? You know I am obsessed with Leitch designs 😀
@@06skippy06 How are things in Anywhere-but-not-Dubai? 😉 Well, the image was taken from the EFC Official Release after the plans were approved. Dan Meis wanted a certain level of contrast for the Leitch design to appear. We know that Dan Meis is disappointed in the appearance so, I can only guess that they will NOT appear as evident as in the image, even over time. You can definitely catch better glimpses of them under different light levels particularly when the camera is closer to head height. I don't know why it is that the probable spec and the reality differ. the most reliable spot to see them is on the NNW facade in dull light. There is one particular droner who goes much lower and slower around the ground and nearly always reveals them as a result.
@@davidbadcock2225 Thank you, that clears things up quite a bit. Oh and things are good "here" thanks for asking😀
@@06skippy06 👌.
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Aren't those few entrance gates to the fan plaza a disaster waiting to happen? I understand the wall may be a listed structure, but surely crowd safety should take precedence? I can't think of any other major European contemporary ground that has such a wall restricting crowd access. Have the planners learnt nothing from Heysel and Hillsborough?
The idea is to keep people in and around the ground for longer pre and post match to increase spending by fans. Metering of exit will be done internally with most entrances and exits on the east and south sides. It’s obviously been built to much stricter regs than we’re in place when the grounds where the two disasters you mention were built. It’s all covered in minute detail in the published plans if you’re genuinely curious 👍
@@stevesanders6770 Aye laddie, but are those regs scally proof?🤔
Graham: Steve makes valid points. Beyond the plans being passed for all the up-to-date HSE parameters, I did a calculation based on allowing each person 0.6m width (the stadium seats are 0.47m wide) and allowing each person 3s to pass through (a conservative estimate). Even IF ALL 53k attendees wanted to get out at once (which is very, very unlikely) it would take about 25 mins.
what time was this today nick, maybe we were filming at the same time i was doing my video around 1:30 from wallasey, have to agree eggy ferry pub is decent, Superb video as usual from you.
Hi mate, it was around 9am 👍🏻
@@misterdroneuk early bird
Hi nick great video as usual.. just a question about the seats I watched Liverpools away game at Atalanta and noticed new seats being fitted onto New terracing and they were actually putting seats in with the club badge or club name already on the seats and I'm just a bit confused why everton haven't done this aswell bcos if they eventually do this then havint they wasted money bcos they then have to remove some seating already fitted... sorry for the long question but it's just bugged me tbh... UTFT 💙
The club decided that all seats would be blue. If a sponsor wants to pay them a fortune for a logo, they’ll install some white seats.
@@DuncTheBlue1878 you would think they'd still put Everton on seats like the upper bullens.
@@paull3388 All the seats blue looks better, I think
@@DuncTheBlue1878 yeah tbh it does look good with just blue seats aswell.
Boss again
The seats in the middle of the aisle look permanent to me. Seems like a way of filtering people towards a particular exit at the end of a match.
Meet ya one time n Birkenhead
Is it just me or is the North Stand roof now looking more shiny and matching the barrel? It looked more white originally
It may look shiny in blue-skied reflection on a bright day. It is aluminium, after-all, even if a matt finish as a result of being naturally-anodised, rather than the anodised, shiny aluminium of the barrel-cladding. The Standing-seam roof will reflect the sky to an extent, depending on the angle viewed, the time of day and the weather. You could end up making your comment, for different colours, on every drone video for evermore. 😉🙃
@@davidbadcock2225 thanks David! I live on the opposite side of the water and when I walk the prom I noticed the barrel cladding is quite blinding actually in the sun. Eclipse sun glasses required for a full view
@@harppppp 😆. Maybe the Ferry Pub should be taking out extra Fire Insurance, then.
@@davidbadcock2225 haha! They’ve just had a refurb as well so would recommend!
Easy .....we can dream about this new life ....u never know if its finished early they might move early...
Hi Nick, what time did you shoot this video? I’m trying to work out what kind of shadow we’ll see on the pitch on match day. Living in Australia I have to watch the game on telly and I’m not a fan of half the pitch in shadow. See Newcastle.
I think you need sun for shadow so given this neck of the woods you should be ok 🌨️⛈️☔
That’s why I moved over here
@@tommymolloy5697 😀.
The weather makes it look unbelievable. Are all the black window slats temporary for protection? The North Stand slats is quite overkill and the materials don't match the high quality of all the impressive glass. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of solar panels they use.
Has the club thought about supplying the current and new businesses in the locality with cheap green energy from the solar panels? We work with community organisations to ensure they pay half the price for energy through solar panels. This would make businesses more viable throughout the year, good community engagement and mainly a use for all that energy the solar panels with be producing on non-game days.
User: I'm not sure what you mean by window slats but if you mean the black-coated aluminium panels that create a sort of barcode look in the brick facade, then I can tell you they're permanent. They have detail and a role to perform. If I have your point of reference wrong, then please give me a timestamp and further reference points for a more comprehensive response. The PV Array is planned to be an area of about 2050 sq.m's and I believe that means it should produce over 2m kWh's annually. I don't have the spec of the actual units that will be used nor what the expected energy use in the stadium will be but I doubt very much there will be 'spare' energy produced beyond the needs of the stadium itself, particularly as the stadium will have ongoing constant power needs for hospitality, retail outlets and maintenance, so I can't comment any further
@@davidbadcock2225 appreciate the reply. Yes the black aluminium panels - so will these be lit up at night as it shows in the original images? Hospitality, retail and maintenance doesn't appear to be high usage, I can imagine generators, refrigeration, heating and cooling systems being high - it'll be interesting to see what the actual usage is when things have stabilised. I think Wembley uses 4,000kWh each game, so an average household for one year.
@@user-wp8ff4rb2w Paul: Yes, I used the terms Hospitality, Retail and Maintenance on purpose to cover all the aspects you have also mentioned. The stadium is designed to be open and working at all times, not just match days, so AC/Refrigeration etc will all be running continuously (as an aside the hot air extraction system will also have a heat recovery system applied to it and CO2 sensors to detect the extent of personal usage of specific areas). Hopefully, generators will only be used in emergency as the stadium is connected to the power grid anyway. The black panels are perforated in areas where people are using corridors or stairwells etc. They are solid where they hide walls behind them.. The perforations allow air-passage but act as baffles as well. They will allow some sight of the external views from within. As for lighting they will only reflect light to a degree or allow a little light through from the passageways behind. Glass is only provided in areas where people will be using the space for any length of time (lounges, bars etc), rather than the largely servicing areas of corridors and stairways, which is what the panels merely hide.
They did the same thing on the other side when the roof was not finished. Don't worry.
Haven't seen the floodlights yet.
They're underneath the roof near the speakers 🔦🔦🔦🔦🔦
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Alexander: they were fitted along the front-edges of the walkway that goes around all four stands through the trusses even before the roof structures were complete.
What are the pipes used for? Electricity? Water? Or anything else because it have to do something with the pitch.
There will be pipes carrying electricity cables for the advertisement boards, pipes taking rain water away, and pipes for the pitch irrigation system
@DuncTheBlue1878 that is really clever and good info. I know a little bit about construction. With what you said has taught me something new. Thank you.
Antony: the discussion was about the ducts and coinduits that are being/have been laid around the perimeter of the pitch. They had to dig up a few metres width of the edge area and down about a metre (that's a rough guess) in order to put in large box conduits. You can see the inspection and access 'manhole' covers around the perimeter. Into those conduits they will lay optical fibre cables and power cables for all sorts of reasons, not the least of which is the advertising boards and the Pitch Lighting Arrays etc. Then, separately from that, they will dig out all of the main pitch area to remove the hardened sand/cement mixture which was laid there to support the heavy equipment during the build, before laying an intricate web of pipes for watering (you could see the incoming water supply pipe on a previous video, coming in from under the East Stand), dirty water removal and reclamation (most of which will connect to main outflow pipes under the West Stand to the future water channel) , and ducts for cables for the pitch heating. It's a complex web.
@davidbadcock2225 that is fantastic information and now I understand the stadium is above the river Mersey. Work on the pitch would have to be the last job done because there is so much work to do in the stadium. The stadium will be ready for the season after next season hopefully.
@@antonybaines4230 Antony: the stadium is indeed above the River Mersey. The pitch will be at about 7.5m above normal sea level and the top of the Mersey Wall is at about 8.5m.
If they have concerts surely they will use the STADIUM itself 😮😊UTFT NIL SATIS NISI OPTIMUM
Smaller events can be held on plaza and won't need to work around protecting the pitch during football season.
David: the Stadium itself will be used for Gigs, yes, but for smaller performances and especially for fans' entertainment on match days, there will be a stage on the East Plaza, as discussed, between the SW corner of the Pump House and the northern end of the East Stand.
Of course they are padded even the colosseum seats were padded for the emperors
Leicester might be going for Europe lol 😆
Can they get the first game to be Coleman’s testimonial
He's already had a testimonial 3 years ago I think? Against Granada wasn't it?
@@colingillbanks4022 Correct 👍🏻 He injured himself in that game too, very Everton that
@@colingillbanks4022 Did he ? Don't remember any such game ?
Is it ever going to be finished due to finances
Kevin: do you lower the mood when you enter a room? 😉
It's far more cost effective to now finish it and make it income generating than to leave it 80% built.
@@JayEFC1969 Jay: quite. A truism.
Don't think you're safe from the drop. The Premier League are just waiting until the end of the season so that they know how many points to deduct to make sure they relegate Everton. What have the Toffees done to piss them off so much?
Graham: indeed. Just the playground bully picking on someone in their moment of vulnerability, in the context of the EPL wanting to display teeth under the gaze of the Government but in so doing actually emphasising why the Government have a point. And because a very high proportion of the EPL clubs (in ascending order!) have all got worried, miraculously (not!) the PSR system is about to be ditched. EFC will have paid a very high price.
Why all the sympathy, everton cheated and got caught, they should have got docked the points last season and got relegated, hows the club even building a stadium, the clubs skint ...anyway, enjoy the relegation fight year after year in a shinny new shite hole 😂
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Relegation fodder, imagine supporting neverton, living in liverpool 😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mmmmm is that a nice Merlot or Pinot Noir you're imbibing...? Oh no, it's just a great big barrell of sour grapes. A nice Losing-the-League-at-Goodison-Park variety. Have you come along to have a look at your next prospective stadium when we've finished with it at a future date, another cast off second-hand one to follow the one we left for our spawn last time? Keep looking at Everton stuff though, you know you can't resist. Great innit...
If you want to have a pop at us, bring it on…but at least learn how to spell first, then level the same arguments at the other clubs who have been charged but not sanctioned (pending cooperation) then go €uck yourself
Gobshite