Stadium Redevelopments

[Established1870]

Thoughts chef?

Germany has them. Do any of our Bundesliga posters know if there is any (if any) capacity changes?

Capacity is changed for matches not under DFB regulations (see; UCL/UEL games).

 

[chef]

Yeah ive seen Dan Levenes vid before, great stuff. His twitter account is very good for Chelsea stuff.

As Cruyff would say exciting times

 

[Peter Sidorkiewicz]

So Chelsea needs 4 years to build a stadium and Spurs only need 2?

 

[chef]

So Chelsea needs 4 years to build a stadium and Spurs only need 2?

Spurs will be half done when they move out wont it?

We cant start building until the site is completely cleared.

 

[jd2010]

So Chelsea needs 4 years to build a stadium and Spurs only need 2?

We got a head start this season because it's next door rather than the same site

 

[ossie_21]

Everton expected to make a new stadium announcement tonight

 

[moomba]

It's a great location for a stadium if they can get the design and the design of the surrounding areas right.

 

[Bojan KantKick]

Everton expected to make a new stadium announcement tonight

done

 

[jd2010]

Wembley 90k capacity season confirmed for next year

 

[chef]

Wembley 90k capacity season confirmed for next year

For 27 games. Good stuff for Spurs and us i guess when we end up playing there.

 

[jd2010]

For 27 games. Good stuff for Spurs and us i guess when we end up playing there.

Is that the figure?

Wonder how that will work if we get home cup draws? Guess we probably have to have away games in the league and FA Cups next season

 

[chef]

Is that the figure?

Wonder how that will work if we get home cup draws? Guess we probably have to have away games in the league and FA Cups next season

Yeah, theres a couple of articles about it. You asked for 36 and they gave you 27.

 

[jd2010]

Yeah, theres a couple of articles about it. You asked for 36 and they gave you 27.

Tbh wouldnt be right to have home cup ties at Wembley anyway.

27 should be more than enough. 19 league games + 3 European group stage games + a max of 2 knockout games

 

[jd2010]

I honestly dont get what the locals problem is with us playing there. Transport around Wembley is pretty decent and if anything it brings some business into the local area

 

[Art Vandelay_]

Well we at least now know how the retractable pitch will work and where it'll be stored.

For 27 games. Good stuff for Spurs and us i guess when we end up playing there.

We'd just close the top tier for early cup rounds against lower opposition. 27 will be the league, Europe and big cup ties.

 

[jd2010]

27 will be the league, Europe and big cup ties

Unlikely we play more than 8 European home games anyway so won't be an issue

 

[Art Vandelay_]

Unlikely we play more than 8 European home games anyway so won't be an issue

Not guaranteed yet btw, just had our Wembley option deadline extended (was 31/3/17). Now end of April, apparently awaiting confirmation of works to be completed by government authorities like transport upgrades etc before locking in Wembley and decommissioning WHL. Won't move out of WHL this season if these works can't be agreed to be completed.

Also have secured 350m in investment bank loans, the rest to be paid by our increased/new revenue streams.

 

[Donnie Darko]

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?s=2769e1dcac22551cfed3f4cae815b402&t=549397&page=1642

detailed thread on the new spurs venue..

 

[ADL9798]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2017/05/04/liverpool-plan-expand-anfield-beyond-60000/

Success of the Main Stand redevelopment has driven Liverpool to commission a feasibility study for stage 2 - the Anfield Road End redevelopment, which would take overall capacity beyond 60,000.

 

[Zidane98]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2017/05/04/liverpool-plan-expand-anfield-beyond-60000/

Success of the Main Stand redevelopment has driven Liverpool to commission a feasibility study for stage 2 - the Anfield Road End redevelopment, which would take overall capacity beyond 60,000.

FSG don't sound too enthusiastic about it because there will be no corporate tickets in the new Anfield Rd end stand. Main Stand is paying for itself in 6 years - FSG claim this won't repay itself for 15-20 years or so and thus aren't as keen to get it going. It is times like this that I wish we had an owner who would happily spend the 60 million required to build the new stand without blinking an eyelid!!

 

[jod23]

FSG don't sound too enthusiastic about it because there will be no corporate tickets in the new Anfield Rd end stand. Main Stand is paying for itself in 6 years - FSG claim this won't repay itself for 15-20 years or so and thus aren't as keen to get it going. It is times like this that I wish we had an owner who would happily spend the 60 million required to build the new stand without blinking an eyelid!!

They are not keen on it but I think they know they have to do it. If we continue to be successful we will pay it off quicker. Steady CL money would help but it's the commercial side where we have excelled since Henry came in.

Be exciting if they do the Anfield Road end. 60k+ would be awesome.

 

[Cooldude]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2017/05/04/liverpool-plan-expand-anfield-beyond-60000/

Success of the Main Stand redevelopment has driven Liverpool to commission a feasibility study for stage 2 - the Anfield Road End redevelopment, which would take overall capacity beyond 60,000.

Are they seriously doing it? I think they'd be absolutely stupid not to

 

[Art Vandelay_]

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...everton-robert-elstone-bramley-moore-13389353

A bit of a preamble on EFC's new plans.

 

[Pykie]

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...everton-robert-elstone-bramley-moore-13389353

A bit of a preamble on EFC's new plans.

Sounds pretty promising, nice back hander to Arsenal and City along the way.

The site reminds me of Docklands before the construction of Etihad Stadium.

 

[Donnie Darko]

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpost.php?p=141581487&postcount=41376

Spurs new stadium is coming together