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it includes residential developments to be built where the current stadium is presently.


Spoilered to save space. Not sure how much of that it is the additional stuff but it isn't 750m purely on the stadium itself.
 

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the rest debt funded?
combination of bank loans, owner funds and private investment. Loans will be paid back with the new revenue (NFL, naming rights etc) as well as selling the residential complex. Also that 750m includes the already built club offices (just above the new stadium) and the training facility in Enfield.
 
combination of bank loans, owner funds and private investment. Loans will be paid back with the new revenue (NFL, naming rights etc) as well as selling the residential complex. Also that 750m includes the already built club offices (just above the new stadium) and the training facility in Enfield.

Does it include the rock climbing club?
 
Does it include the rock climbing club?
No that was another 5m extra. We have a shooting range just in case we recruit Balotelli
 
combination of bank loans, owner funds and private investment. Loans will be paid back with the new revenue (NFL, naming rights etc) as well as selling the residential complex. Also that 750m includes the already built club offices (just above the new stadium) and the training facility in Enfield.
Bolded two already in the last set of numbers which had the club debt free with 110m in the bank.

Debt levels are the lowest of all English clubs iirc, dont think it will be an issue at all. Plus we will be sold within 18 months of the new stadium being opened
 
Fapping at a new souless bowl ground whilst sharing it with the NFL. Hahah yeah ok.

Im cool with calling Anfield home, you know, one of the world great footballing cathedrals. :)

Umm, right.....
 

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Chelsea stadium is a bleeding carbuncle! Is that concrete on the outside? Looks brutalist to me, a style not seen since the 60's/70's. The commie block of stadiums. Seriously could see it being thrown out on aesthetics
 
Chelsea stadium is a bleeding carbuncle! Is that concrete on the outside? Looks brutalist to me, a style not seen since the 60's/70's. The commie block of stadiums. Seriously could see it being thrown out on aesthetics

Its brick on the outside.

 
I love it from ground level, but it looks like a trash can from above.

I maintain the architect was having a joint at that part of the design process. Just looks like it doesn't belong from above.
 

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Not a fan of it from above, decent on ground level
 
I love it from ground level, but it looks like a trash can from above.
It's a brave design I'll say that much but could come out looking like it's trying too hard. I prefer ours :cool:
 
Bolded two already in the last set of numbers which had the club debt free with 110m in the bank.

Debt levels are the lowest of all English clubs iirc, dont think it will be an issue at all. Plus we will be sold within 18 months of the new stadium being opened

Not as confident as you about the selling date. Levy mentioned during the tour of the site with the NFL commissioner that his plan was to stay at the club for quite some time. Don't see him packing up shop straight away.
 
It's a brave design I'll say that much but could come out looking like it's trying too hard. I prefer ours :cool:

Im glad we've gone with something thats a little 'out there' rather than the generic bowl/dome that most clubs seem to be doing.

Im also surprised weve been able to pull off a stadia of this size on the postcard that the current stadium sits on and we dont have to move.
 
I agree with chef, Tottenham's is nice and clean looking but very safe.

I like that Stamford Bridge will be a little different. The ground level shots look fantastic.
 

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