NEW Everton FC Stadium - The West Stand Explained!!
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- Here is a video at the new Everton FC Stadium where I have covered the West Stand with thanks to David Badcock and all of his time spent putting the shots together for me.
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Super information, Thanks David and Nick 💙💙
I can’t believe that I missed this yesterday.
Thanks so much David & Nick for all your time & effort expended to bring this to us. It’s much appreciated as you can see from all the comments.
Everton definitely missed a trick by not engaging/collaborating with you more in the early days Nick.
Wonderful stuff, David. These information videos Nick and you produce really appeal to Nick's nerdier viewers, like me.
Thanks David and Nick, really appreciate this and all you provide
THANKS ALOT Dave and Nick. Top reporting . Fans love it . 💙
Big thank you to David for very detailed information. It's very much appreciated, I thought EFC club would have done a similar presentation. 👏👏👏
Missed this as I was on nights this week. Thanks to both of you keeping us all updated. Keep them coming, and UTFT,
well read Nick, great Video, Big thanks to David also.
Maybe on one of your weekend fly around you vids should get this David guy to come with you and have a voice over and let him talk about things he knows about the stadium looking at it live, he doesn’t have to be on camera if he doesn’t want to but it would be a good to see you both together.. one showing great footage while the other talks through the process and works of the stadium or if your viewers may want answers to a question he would be able to answer them maybe….. but keep up the great work I’ve watched your videos of the stadium from day one and will stay to the end.
Alex: I'm humbled by your 'request'. At least 2 droners have made that invitation. Nick has proposed other ideas too but I'm not convinced that it's necessarily the right way to go. It's not a camera or voice-over issue: in my career I have presented to hundreds at a time. Besides which it would take major planning. Have you noted the times that Nick squeezes in his moments (he's never sure when he'll visit site due to other commitments and weather-restrictions)? Geographically, I'm certainly not 'local', so several hours of journey comes into the mix as well.
Loving this all the way from Jersey Channel Islands .. Keep up the good work! UTFT's 💙
Brill video, very interesting. Appreciate both your time and effort. Thank you
This is superb mate, nice one 👍
Thank you for your hard work. I hope you and your family are well.
Nick what helps David put his information together is the quality of your drone work. It’s perfect and clear which must allow him to pick certain items up and he can then send them direct to you for us to view. Thank again David really interesting update on the west elevation.
Thanks John 👍🏻
John: seconded.
@@davidbadcock2225 Hi David, I have tried to respond to your kind response but for some reason I couldn’t find a way of doing it so I have chosen this route and I hope you receive my reply. Just so you know I am from a construction tier one back ground and it’s a pleasure seeing all your responses to Nick and his followers more so as you say you’re not in the construction industry. You have one hell of a keen set of eyes to see items even I don’t notice. Keep up the observation and advice information it’s really enjoyable. Regards John R
@@johnrimmer5955John: many thanks for that. I shall carry on helping people see what I find, know or observe. I imagine you must find the BMD build fascinating if you have a Tier 1 Construction background.
@@davidbadcock2225 David more proud as being a blue it’s beyond our widest dreams. I look forward to Nicks updates and your comments like most blues and then it’s back down to earth once I see the teams results. I have just watched the Everton official update, just doesn’t have effort or excitement Nick has in his.
Thanks Dave and Nick. Love the intricate placing of leitch design . Cheers lads
Great information!
Really good informative video Nick keep up your fantastic work 😊
It's a fantastic, informative and detailed presentation that David must have put a lot of work into researching and creating. How is David so knowledgeable about the minutest details regarding the materials, or is he one of the few to read and absorb the original plans.
Thanks to you both for your continued efforts in keeping us all updated 👍🏼
Neil: the recipe involves a mixture of innate intrigue, a whole lot of 'determination', 'experience and knowledge', high-level education, any amount of internet browsing to taste and finally time-capacity. In the nature of my self-employed work, I have small gaps daily and I don't like being mentally idle. Like with cooking, the enjoyment is seeing people enjoy the eating.
Thanks a lot. Really good work from David as usual and thanks Mr Drone for publishing.
Really useful information thanks
many thanks Nick & to David, great explanation of a very interesting section of the new ground, its answered all my queries.
My biggest concern about the stadium is that in all of your videos and drawings I still haven’t seen a chippy.
Thanks Nick and David
Brilliant video, so informative
Brilliant stuff again Nick and David. Really enjoy these "explainers" (just like the roof one) and look forward to many more. As far as I know "navigable" means it cant be navigated, i.e. boats cant proceed along the waterway and is really "just for show". Keep them coming!
Thanks for info. Very interesting 🤨 👌
Big thank you to David & Nick for the research and presentation of this and the other videos. I also understand that the water channel will be where the pitch drainage discharges to, so the link to the two docks does also have a purpose.
Great stuff, answers loads of my questions, thanks again.
Thanks David; Great info
Great input once again from Mr Badcock.
I think you owe him a bevy Nick.
If you’re ever in Newcastle do a StJames park flyover showing land around stadium - it’s a massive talking point for fans and you’ll be astounded by the views 👍 love your stuff.
I must say your intro-camera takes crisp clear images/video. WOW
Thanks. It’s the new DJI Osmo Pocket 3
Great information thanks Nick👍
Nick if you look at some canal maps some parts of certain canals will say things like "Not Navigable" ie you cannot get your canal boat down them 😆😆😆😅😎
Thanks for sharing that Nick 👍
Absolutely brilliant Nick and David! I really can't understand why the club/Laing O'Rourke aren't doing something similar, as all the information they do put out, appears to be a week or more after everyone else and it certainly doesn't have this content - Thank You Both! 💙
I agree whole-heartedly with that statement.
Anyone can view the final plans on the council’s website. Also, you can search ‘stadium db Everton design’ and scroll down to the high definition ‘renderings’ images of the final August 2020 design and zoom in 👍🏻
Ian: thanks. I couldn't agree more with the main thrust of your comment.
Thank you to you both for all of that great info!! David knows I like to have a friendly go at him so I know he won't mind me saying that I'm glad he is not in charge of doing the etchings on the benches. "Nil Stais..." would not be in keeping with our latin motto
🤣. I genuinely LOL'd as soon as I saw my typo AND I immediately thought of you Skippy. You haven't disappointed for my second LOL at it.
Great video Nick.
Be interesting to see David Badcock on maybe a 'podcast' style video.
He provides lots of good info and would be good to see him.
Joey: thanks. Intrigued, eh? At least 2 droners have invited me to join them. Nick has also thought about other ideas but I'm not convinced. In addition, there is a logistical nightmare with Nick's rapidly-changing, condensed commitments and weather-dependent schedules and geographically I'm several hours away.
Everton have announced they will begin laying down the pitch's sod/grass around May.
I think they said work to the pitch will start in May, this will start with drainage, subsoil, under soil heating etc before a sod is laid. The grass will need to be down well before autumn so it takes ahead of test events early 2025.
Great work Nick and David that clears up my concerns that that water passage was going to be permanently infilled shame about it being unnavigable though it would have been nice to sail my boat along the dock system and docked there on match days.. Ah! The wooden decking is a No no, we don't have the climate for it and if you look at the decking used around Princes dock you'll see its rotting and moss covered and slippy to walk on, granite sets would have been more practical here me thinks.. But great and exciting work on going on here.
Tony: I think you've missed the point that it's mock-wood Composite Decking.
Boss video again Nick, thanks to Mr Badcock too. Got to say i liked the way you positioned yourself to cover the red s#£te flag in the background 👌😂 top man Nick 👍
David missed the carport add on all new renderings of the stadium at the north
Great video nick...I for 1cant wait to move...I won't miss the dog poo and fly tipped settees on the way to the ground...😀
I can’t wait either. As soon as the ground is ready, we should move. None of this sentimental nonsense of “giving Goodison the send off she deserves.”
@@DuncTheBlue1878 the last three seasons have been hell..but I can see the sense in it...UTFT
I agree with you mate, my lads don’t understand the sentimentality as since they were born they’ve not seen any real success there apart from a few “good times” as bill put it.
I think since bill kenwright took over there’s been no glory at goodison but I can understand to older fans who remember the great nights that have been at the old lady and will be sad when the doors close for the last time
First: Let's doff our Royal Blue Bobble Hats to David Babcock, who shows astonishing knowledge of the site for a Layman. His insights put the Club and their (slick but superficial) video updates to shame, imho... There is almost too much to talk about in this video but one thing comes to mind: will not the tunnel beneath the Western Terrace be dark and gloomy? And, is the 'Media Centre a bit of a disappointment? What's supposed to go in there - it seems like it encloses huge Batteries or something? Overall though, it's very impressive, isn't it?
The “media centre” is first and foremost the primary substation for the incoming power supplies and transformers to power the whole stadium. It got its media centre tag as the broadcasting vehicles will plug in here too and there are some facilities for those personnel.
The western terrace tunnel will be artificially lit so doubt it will be gloomy but I imagine will be absolutely cracking atmosphere, think Goodison Road with a roof on! When it’s windy and the gates are closed it’s going to be even louder.
Mike: thanks. AI_PM's reply is much as I would state.
I see! I imagined it would be a place for Pundits to pontificate after games! Substation is what it looks like. Perhaps there'll be a Plush Studio for Pundits inside the ground?@@AI_PM
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Question about the seats...Aren't some of them supposed to be white to spell out EFC or Everton?
Thanks DB & Nick. Brilliant information.
Is the site, once completed, going to be open for “day visitors” & tourists to visit the outside of the Stadium?
I presume so as the Shop is there?
The Hydraulic Tower would make an excellent cafe for visitors to the site.
Do we know what the plans are for that yet?
Yes, the stadium will be open for visitors 👍🏻
The club have yet to announce what will be inside the Hydraulic Tower
Brain: thanks. You presume correctly. The site will be open at all times but generally the stadium itself will not be open. The Hospitality Lounges at the West Stand and the Retail Shop in the East Stand Portal will be open most hours.
The Hydraulic Tower and Pump House is planned, loosely, to be a cafe and Museum but that is a broad plan, with no further focused details available, yet. Longer-term, the plan is for it also to become the north terminal of the Mersey Walk all the way from the Festival Gardens, but who knows how long that will take to come to fruition; certainly not until PEEL have completed Liverpool Waters development, I imagine.
Could be a nice swimming pool.
Where will all the hospitality parking be ? Will the parking currently used by LOR be available match days ?
Joe: there'll be only a small amount as you may have seen. The whole site is planned to be as low-carbon and 'sustainable' as possible. I've not seen any evidence of any plans to use any of PEEL's land, after the project completion, for any such facility in the short or longer-term, as PEEL have alternative plans for it.
@@davidbadcock2225 David, thanks for the response. I guess the high rollers will get Ubers. I just hope that Merseytravel get their act together with Sandhills for us plebs.
Still can not see archibald leech criss cross on the brickwork, can you get a still photo ?
Another Yeoman's shift from DavidB.
Thanks David and Nick. How deep will the Water Channel be?
Mac: this is quite a tricky Q to answer as it depends what your datum point is to be and the real underlying Q, especially as tides, weather and waterflows come into the equation.
The normal accepted datum point is Sea Level, so that is what is on the diagrams and what I shall use here. The top of the lip of the proposed Composite Decking over the Secant Pile walls will be at 5.6m. The top pf the top step/bench on the Lower Promenade will be at 7.2m. The 'High Water Level' in the channel will be at 4.6m, the 'Mean/Average Water Level' will be at 4.3m and the 'Lower Water Level' will be at 3.8m. The diagrams don't actually state the depth of water itself above the 'bed' of the Water Channel, as the 'Bed' is not identified. But taking a ruler to the zoomed-in diagram on the screen and applying a scale assumed from the other reference points, I'd estimate the 'Bed' to be at about 1.75m. So, the water depth itself will vary between 2.0-2.8m.
Does that answer your Q?
@@davidbadcock2225 Does it have to be that deep if it's not navigable? I simplistically assumed that the removal of sand could stop at a point when the water depth allows a person to stand up if they fell in when no-one was around to throw them a lifebuoy.
@@maccgordon8310 Mac: I can't answer your Q, as I'm not the architect or part of the Engineering team. I don't know to what degree it is a matter of choice or physical necessity. I THINK they are merely going to remove all the added sand down to the original dock bed.
@@davidbadcock2225 OK, Thanks
Wasent there a plan to have skylights put in the mezzanine to allow natural light below
Jaggy: yes, there were, in the original plans but clearly those have been shelved. No idea why.
Great video again Nick thanks .
I want to ask your opinion on Friday 8th March footage . At 2 minutes and 52 seconds what do you make of the white object that flys north to south . These things have been filmed by other drone users and estimated to be moving over 500mph . It’s not a seagull that’s for sure . Have a look .
It’s a flying seagull
It’s a bird mate. 100%
You two defo need to go to specsavers . Sorry lads . If that’s a seagull it has a rocket up its arse . Not a chance
No wings ? The builders are walking at normal speed the drone isn’t moving fast but the object is rapid . No seagill flys at 300 mph .
@@Blueplum5858 Seagulls fly at that speed when they spot a chip or battered fish
The water will flow so it won’t go stagnant. Navigal just means open for watercraft
But will it?
*Navigable
The water channel won’t be navigable - too shallow for vessels
It should be fine every time the dock gates open ( Gladstone and langton ) river water will create a flow.
I guess this means there’s no chance of a ferry stop at the stadium? Anyone heard if this is planned / possible?
I heard mentioned a boat service from pier head along the canal to the dock by the ground. Not sure how true
I'm a little puzzled why valuable land space is going to be turned into a water feature basically? The mersey is there to see, seems wasted space imho.
I don't think fans will have a cess to the mersey as it will be a controlled parking zone for players / stadium staff. So it is nice to have the water feature. There's plenty of space elsewhere (fan plaza east side) so it won't be cramped.
Non Navigable or not navigable means a boat cannot be navigated down the water as in this case a boat can’t fit through pipes.
Or, sailed.
And the water channel won’t be deep enough for vessels anyway
@@DuncTheBlue1878
Completely stupid idea. The only way vessels can get into the Central Docks is via the Albert Dock. But they run thru a tunnel at the Liver Blgs so restricted to canalboats. Who thinks of these dumb ideas?
No wonder UNESCO stripped the city of World Heritage status. Dopes run the city.
@@johnburns4017 I appreciate your sentiments. Historic England wanted open water connecting the Sandon and Nelson Docks. The club had to incorporate the water channel into the design to secure planning permission from the council
@@DuncTheBlue1878
I am sure they wanted it navigable otherwise it is pointless, assuming EFC understood, but navigable not specifically mentioning. Then EFC block up the passage. Shameful.
"Not navigable" means if you turn up on your yacht you won't get a parking space.
I’ll leave mine at home then 👍🏻😂
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I dont see the point in have a big bit of water in the middle waste of space I think
The club were told they had to have the water channel otherwise they wouldn’t have received planning permission. It’s because of the heritage status of the docks
Don't worry mate there's plenty of space on both east and west to hang out.
Heritage and aesthetics I assume.
@@alanrbooth43 Yep 👍🏻
Sorry Everton fans and also anyone that calls waterfront a home including a lot of Wirral, most of it will be under water at high tide in 75 years.
Are you expecting the Polar Ice Caps to melt, or something?
The stadium designers have taken into account extreme storm events and the projected change in sea levels due to climate change - it’ll be fine and dry
I'm afraid it will be something like that unfortunately, and also climate change is speeding up. Honestly I just worry about my grandkids and their kids that haven't even been born yet. Sorry to digress, I go to New Brighton most days and I think your stadium looks brilliant and it's not finished, going to look amazing at night games. My name is Rich, a 50 year old lfc fan that remembers the friendly rivalry when we were battling for the title.
How much will sea level rise in 80 years?
About 2 feet (0.6 meters) of sea level rise along the U.S. coastline is increasingly likely between 2020 and 2100 because of emissions to date. Failing to curb future emissions could cause an additional 1.5 - 5 feet (0.5 - 1.5 meters) of rise for a total of 3.5 - 7 feet (1.1 - 2.1 meters) by the end of this century.
@@DarrenCowzer-cx7ot The Environment Agency were consulted throughout the planning phase and were satisfied with the levels of the stadium and the flood risk assessment, which factored in the effects of climate change