Everton provide update on new 52,000-capacity stadium
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Everton have provided an update on their new stadium as a deal for naming rights edges closer.
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Looks great. They've kept the fans close to the pitch and the vertical stands will help with the atmosphere.
Looks like a great stadium and honestly everything I have heard about how it was built, the amount of consultation with the fans, and design ethos, you cant fault them. A lot of stadium proposals just seem to be rich new owners showing off, but this seems like a stadium for the future and the fans. Even down to having an Evertonian in this interview and leading the project.
Looking good from a Celtic fan. I like how steep the stands are for atmosphere.
Would be great if our board could expand the main stand soon 🤞🏼🍀
@@kieranmccabeyous cannae fill the piggery as it is😂😂😂😂
@@kieranmccabeagreed
Please tell me the main stand is some kind of a Grade III.
Fantastic project and a credit to all involved. Everton’s revitalisation can begin once the move is made. Much as i adore Goodison it has been holding us back commercially for decades. UTFT
You need a massive fanbase worldwide to achieve commercial success. Not a new stadium 😆
@@allybuhorun3827it will be full don't you worry
@@allybuhorun3827 There are Evertonian's everywhere. Don't underestimate that fact my man!
North Wales is full of them! @@blue1984
@@blue1984 everywhere, sure, but the amount of fans who are willing/able to fill the stadium, doubt. Maybe they now have more seats for the opposing fans, in EFL.
Probably the best, and most important, stadium/regeneration project ever built in the UK. This is a historic brownfield site, a short walk down from the historic Albert Dock, pier head and ferry ports. Yet its remained derelict for decades. Everton nearly shipped OUTSIDE the city centre to Kirkby, but instead they're moving to a phenomenal new stadium, right near the heart of Liverpool, the iconic waterfront, which isnt far from their previous home and regenerating a huge part of their heritage in the process. Its incredible.
Looking forward to visiting when complete. Have to say the new Tottenham stadium is phenomenal as is the Arsenal stadium. Both on brown field sites within walking distance of their historic former sites. I think that makes them and this at a different level to those stadiums like Man City, Brighton, Derby and MK Dons that feel so detached. All fine stadiums though they are. There are fewer and fewer traditional stadiums around now. Still enjoy Villa Park and The Hawthorns, but Goodison will be sad to see go. For Everton though and the city it will be a brilliant day when the new stadium holds its first competitive match.
So let's not let them include costs and dock them as many points as possible
Designed by architect Dan Meis The staduim steep terrace is based on BVBs Signal Iduna Park staduim making the pitch low into the bowl and the fans looking down creating a culdren. Everton had to be aware of the historic buildings in the build so they had to make safe and completely restore the old pumphouse within the fans plaza and they relayed tram/railway lines in the floor of the plaza. The historic dock wall had peices cut out of it for new metal gates to be inserted, the gaps between the new gates and the wall are filled in with the origal stone they removed and the top of the gates will have the wall eding stones put on top of them so the gates become part of the wall.. This staduim looks massive when you are stood outside it and, it will be the first thing passengers on cruise liners and sailors on ships see as they sail up the mersey to enter Liverpool.
What an amazing positive for the City of Liverpool and it will only benefit the Premier League brand.
Just need the Premier League to acknowledge that without building the stadium Everton would not be breaching PSR and to retract their point’s deduction.
Also PSR is about on gaining a sporting (on pitch) advantage. I can’t see how building a superior stadium does that??? Everton are paying for this stadium themselves unlike City or West Ham who were given a stadium. It’s costing £750 million too.
Plenty of sides have built stadiums without breaching FFP rules. Everton should have cut spending in other areas. The deduction should stand. Everton have been run in an appalling way over the last few years and have been fortunate to stay in the Premier league.
And have these same sides been told halfway through that their main benefactor can no longer pay for it because of a war? Everton didn’t want to have to take loans out. Usmanov’s money was paying for it plus he was their main club sponsor and that money was sanctioned too.
So I get what you’re saying but Everton is behind only Brighton and Luton for the least spent on players in the past 3 seasons, not mention being forced to sell Richarlison and Gordon so I’m not sure where else they’re supposed to cut!!
So let's dock them points as costs not included
It looks like this will be a fantastic stadium, exciting times ahead for Everton and a great addition to Merseyside.
A little bit sad as a villa fan that Goodison Park will be no more... One of my fave fave grounds... fantastic stadium... But things move on... The new one looks awesome.. Love the location too
Wheres the andy Burnham interview sky sports.
they do what the premier league tells them
And because of this stadium EFC have been docked 10 pts, how bizarre is that? take out the costs of stadium and EFC do not break any rules.
Cut my uncles nuts off and hes my aunty
If you ignore that convicted murderers killed somebody they would never be in prison because they would have broken no laws, facts! 🤡
lmao that's evertons fault, which bum club spends daft money on stadium when they always fighting for relegeation😂😂😂😂 top half of the table is like CL for everton, liverpool asrsenal amn united won things thats how they get prize money for funding, wtf have neverton done😂, all the 74 fans have gathered in this comment section to ptaise their stadium when they should be concentrating on their team performing😂😂
@@dwightschrute7602 Another one who has no idea what he is talking about. I do love it when people like you show your lack of knowledge and give everyone a good laugh.
@@ianphillips9455 englighten me you virgin, thinks im one of the trolls, spewt your facts then tosser, dont just reply with " i do love it when ppl like you show your lack of knowledge.." then proceeds to end his sentence 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This new magnificent Everton stadium will not only be brilliant for Everton, it will also be great to the whole Premier League.
Would think the Premier League's top officials to applaud Everton for this and treat them with more respect and honour.
This new stadium will also have huge economic impact in the Liverpool area. So it's good for football and society.
They are talking about Everton not Liverpool, it was Liverpool floating around the 2nd division, Everton have never been in that league since we invented the sport
@@FlemoEFC1878could see you dropping down this season Luton are a better side
Imagine that stadium in the championship be crazy
@@Neiloldfield66 absolutely zero chance of going down mate not even close Everton don't get relegated this is Everton not someone like Newcastle,plus forest have already gone, with them on for a 20 point deduction with Everton receiving there points back because they done nothing wrong we will be pushing for Europe come the end of the season
@@FlemoEFC1878 there’s no chance you will get them points back
They will make an example of you I think
There was talk of another 10 point deduction wasn’t there
I just think you have rode you’re luck to much in recent years and are heading for the drop
It will be good for you to rebuild
@@FlemoEFC1878you must be high surely ?
Where's the Andy Burnham interview Sky?
It looks massive online, when you're stood outside it - the size is unreal.
There's definitely an innuendo in there
@@srl4050 all i can hear now is Sid James reading my comment like it's a line in a Carry On film!!!
@@jeztaylor6308 Showing your age there mate, i'm showing my age by knowing who Sid James was lol.
Not a fan of most modern stadium designs but really like this one.
And this is what the premier league have docked Everton points for , nothing to do with player purchases.
They lied about the payment structure and got punished for it
They should have budgeted properly, be a farce if the points deduction is reversed.
I cannot wait to get in there.
Aye, I'll be moving in from Lower Bullens. LB5 !!
currently in the park end and i have just sorted out my new seat in the west stand.@@jeztaylor6308
Fantastic stadium for Everton 👏
Looks like the veltins arena in Germany or Real sociedads ground
Docked 10 points because of the stadium build.
So how did Tottenham manage not to? And as the only new ground in the PL under construction what exactly do the PL want to see happen, stadiums fall into disrepair?
Get ready for the rule change to exclude stadium costs when it suits the “big” clubs!
PL as bent as a corkscrew.
Fabulous stadium on the way in for Everton, a real eye opener by the water there. However, Spurs are a fiscally run club, run by a businessman who knows the rules (that doesn't necessarily make him a great chairman btw). Everton's problems lie within the ownership and their spending, Everton have admitted breaking the rules I believe. The PL stated that ALL clubs shook hands on the enormous rule book. I wouldn't worry too much, City will most probably face much harsher penalties, and when you think that the Oil Money has paid for all their success at the expense of fair play, let's hope they get the book thrown at them. The day's of the likes of Roman Abramavitch types sinking vast fortunes into failing businesses but to win trophies, has long gone, as Roman has. Mind you, one has to wonder why that dirty Russian money hasn't been investigated fully, where it came from and whether it was rinsed by Putin.
Well, Tottenham went to Wembley for season 2017/18 and brought in enormous revenues which limited the stadium loans. They had champions league revenues also. Also, back then, the rules were different.
The capacity may be a bit low. I thought they would go for 60+.
60k+ for a championship team next season.. you sure?
@@stanharmer7035 Finally found someone thinking the same thing. Will be one of if not the best ground in the league if it does happen though
Did everyone notice the fan Banner with 9 League titles ? That’s 2 more than Man City and Everton were formed in 1878, let that sink in for a moment.
Man City were formed in 1880...
With the waiting list for season tickets, I was surprised by the 52,000 capacity, I know its got room to increase by almost 10,000 seats but surely a minimum 60,000 would've been a better start. The commercial income and box seats will bring huge sums anyway
whats the current list ? also is it season ticket or season card ? dont like season cards too many "i only go to top games" merchants
Why make it more? Is it not like they'd be able to fill it consistently??
@Mogojoegotube Everton have a full stadium, 31,500 season tickets (max they can sell due to other obligations) with 99% retention. They also have a 30,000 waiting list for season tickets. Even at 60,000 they'd most likely be sold out. Everton has a huge fanbase, especially in Liverpool
It supposedly can go to 62k if safe standing regulations as to standing density are ever loosened.
20,000 list waiting for season tickets
As a Liverpool fan I’m glad we stayed at Anfield, but I have to admit, Everton’s new stadium is going to be a belter. Great to see the city of Liverpool moving onwards and upwards :)
Looks an impressive stadium, as a United fan I've always loved Goodison it's one of the great grounds of English football , it's got soul and character. There is a sadness in saying goodbye to your home, it probably will also happen to us soon
When opening the stadium I’ve had an idea a past manager and player who’s well known to Everton weather it was Andy Gray, or David Moyes also a stand named in honour of Bill Kenwright
Best stadium on Merseyside
Not even better than Tranmere's stadium
@@peacelove8395😂salty
are you high, knocks any shed in merseyside out the park@@peacelove8395
so true haha@@peacelove8395
@@peacelove8395tranmeres is the 2nd best behind this 😂
Our new stadium can be extended to 62000k if needed..Should have been 60k to start with is the only disappointment with it...
But it’s NOT 62000 muppet it’s only 52000
@johnB7 never said it was 62k Nobhead.Said it can increase to 62k 🤡
@johnB7 Never said it was 62,000 nobhead.Said it could be increased to 62k you 🤡 and it's actually 52888k muppet..
Oh wow 😮
Not going to be as good as the tottenham hotspur stadium but looks like it will be brilliant nonetheless. Can only hope there's PL football to go with it!
Better location though right along the mersey ! I always loved craven cottage because of how close it was to the Thames but this is on another level
I'm happy for Everton. It's nice to see that there is growth for the community and uk industry, employment, trade, leasure, and tourism.
Fans can now have new encounters of fantastic days out for generations.
Im from the midlands bcfc. But im happy for the north. All i want to see is Britain staying british with the sport we all love. Stay strong in your league, Everton all the best for your season. KRO
Everton have been docked 10 points for building this stadium. Extraordinary really. The PL is corrupt.
This is such a bizarre take. Yes they're building a stadium they couldn't afford to build and so have ended up breaking rules. Why shouldn't they have to adhere to rules?
@@SpeccyHorace Yours is the bizarre take my friend the PSR breach is because of interest payments on the stadium build PSR should not include the stadium hence NOT a sporting advantage
@@JasonConlan75 Uh huh.
@@SpeccyHorace Do some research before opening your mouth I'll be the first one to admit that the club has been run like a circus but the charge was nothing to do with what we have spent in the past 3/4 seasons on players (which was the lowest in the prem) but rather the costs of the ground which the premier league actually said would not cound towards PSR
That's a great comeback 👏
... and it's the reason we failed PSR.
Because that seems right, doesn't it.
While 6 other premier league teams were allowed to not count costs of new grounds or upgrades as part of their Profit & Sustainability costs
Exactly mate it’s so corrupt especially when the build started and them rules didn’t apply. Changing then half way through a season and then expecting us also to predict the future regarding wars and our naming rights being squashed because the man is now sanctioned by the uk government and the cost of living rising with steel going through the roof.
Creating jobs check. Bringing tons of money to the north check. environmentally friendly check. Allowing us to make money from the stadium like nearly every other club protecting local jobs check. What does the southern prem bosses think of this….BAN THEMMMM
You’re exactly right mate. This stadium is great for the economy, great for football and rather bizarrely a great advert for the premiere league and what did they do - change the rules about being able to offset the costs mid term and dock us 10 points - absolutely scandalous
@@goodev88 so true
Beautiful modern, bright building.. I love it when contemporary architecture is embraced.
I live on the opposite side of the Merseyside. Being seeing it growing . It looks epic
Mersey I meant
500 million is a bargain for that stadium I think it’s an unbelievable looking stadium
That was the original price but i think it's up around 750 million now.
@@Paul-jw7dc the whole project is 700 million plus but the stadium is was signed off at 505 million
Should have been bigger capacity for international tournaments
Why ? Most tournaments around the world don’t fill a stadium
The UK has staged ONE international tournament (Euro 96) in the last 58 years, there's several benefits for EFC in having a larger stadium but international tournaments is not one of them.
@Steve-io5oh The whole club needs to forward think. Everything is OK for a club that doesn't expect more fans or events. Man Utd fans want a new stadium with more capacity than wembley just out of ego. Everton are a bigger club than Man City and should have a bigger stadium than them.
@@karlwilliams862552k is perfect as a stadium and venue for a football atmosphere. The build site is the main constraint. Could have gone for 75k but the council wouldn't approve of that at that historic site.
It looks like a nice and compact version of Camp Nou. Or a cross between Camp Nou and Signal Iduna park
@@karlwilliams8625Lay off the hard drugs.
Sad to see Goodison Park go, but also exciting to see a newer stadium designed with the fans in mind
A very unique beautiful stadium. Would put it above Tottenhams. Think it should have been 60k capacity wise.
They should have gone for 75k. Having a huge stadium in the north would increase revenue and make the ground historic.
Also you don't get to build a new stadium every decade.
@tanu.47 It can expand to 60 capacity, and it has safe standing areas, so that could increase capacity if the law changes regarding those areas.
No THFC is in reality a slightly better stadium. I consider it only second to THFC stadium. Both stadiums are the new generation type. My god Wembley looks sad. Wembley needs updating. A new retractable roof would be good. Personally I think it is better to completely demolish an old stadium and build a new one. Looking forward to other new stadiums in the 92. I know one club that needs a new stadium desperately…
Looking fabulous! COYB
The steep stairs are incredible great for atmosphere
Finally woken up to it, Sky? Now perhaps you can develop some journalistic integrity and look at the interest payments that saw us fail PSR
Or won’t Masters let you ask these questions?
It seems strange they`re talking about just now 💩🏘
People are obsessed with sustainability, sometimes people ask questions about it without even knowing why. It’s the buzz subject.
Sensible recycling is common sense, but people need to ask themselves what an optimum amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would be - plants love more carbon dioxide and the only reason we humans are alive is because plants use carbon dioxide to produce oxygen. So start thinking about what keeps plants happy and we humans are likely to remain happy too.
Looks superb
They should have installed a removable pitch system, if they truly want to make it a money maker! 👍
I have absolutely no idea what I'm talking about, but surely adding 5-8k more seats, wouldn't have cost much more, would it?
Looks incredible, when it's completed they'll have the best stadium in the Championship!
Ah and yet another bore with the same comment that has been heard so many times, do people walk out the pub when you enter?
Looks good, and a great and historic location. Once it's finished it will be by far the best stadium in the Championship. 😜. Seriously though, with only 4 major honours in 40 years, and nothing at all for almost 30 years, I can't imagine the move from Goodison will pluck on Evertonians' collective heart strings for too long.
Should be called Bramley More stadium
Easier to access than Goodison straight down the strand towards Bootle.
Just a crappy industrial area
wil be so exciting to see Everton play matches here next year in the championship league
All that and the premier league have done them 10 points for building it !! Wont make a scrap of difference for the club , because the sly 6 will ALWAYS be protected.
funny how everyone's forgotten about the second charge, the 2nd 10 Point Deduction seems to have lost momentum.
After watching this I can clearly see this was never about a new stadium for the toffees but a new venue for a mix of things, if they had left out the bars and fine dining I sure they could of added more seats instead.
Ali seems to be about the dock ground nobody seems to be mentioning the road outside the dock ground if everton move ground and they leave that road as it is outside the dock ground its going to take hours getting to the match and the same getting to houses after the match plus the rail network won't be able to handle the crowds eg match people and people leaving work etc it's going to be chaos your going to have 30 thousand cars maybe more plus coaches etc decending there the congestion is going to be horrendous and there is very limited parking outside or near the dock ground
Oh here we go again, I have told you time and time again it won't be a problem
@@jettyear3807 just posting fact
will be one of the best stadium in championship
Ah and yet another bore with the same comment that has been heard so many times, do people walk out the pub when you enter?
Looks like its gonna be an awesome place for Everton fans
That cost Everton 10 points. Seems very harsh.
Everton 3 years almost complete a brand new stadium However Liverpool still not finish a single stand😂
can I just say...
it looks great from the outside but, is lacking charterer on the inside - it looks like every Bundesliga stadium, just dry and bland.
Goodison Park's 4 stands all looked different and had their own unique character and style
Should still produce a good atmosphere however.
Pretty ballsy to build this new stadium on the off chance Everton get relegated from the premier league. It’d never get sold out playing championship games
10 points while Man City still has their charges delayed in perpetuity...
Call it Bramley Moore Dock, not "Everton Stadium"
Bramley moore dock stadium would be the best name for the ground, named after the dock its on. Change my mind.
Why not build 80k capacity? Now more supporters than 20 years ago.
Loving all the best ground in the championship or it it pure jealousy
Reminds me of what Juve did. It's an in your face football stadium built for the fans. It's going to be an intimidating place to visit for away teams and fans. I like it !
Best stadium in any league in the world
Better then anfield
As a hammer fingers crossed it works out. I’ll do anything for Upton Park / Boleyn back. Our move has made us crap. Regardless of the conference league Trophy that wasn’t invented 10 years ago.
Your stadium was built for athletics, this one is designed for football.
Definitely going to be the best stadium in the championship.
Im sure Portsmouth and Barnsley fans will enjoy it when it opens...
So what happen next to Goodison park?
Looks nice, still sad though.
Everton will so regret this like West Ham leaving Upton Park
Totally different grounds, West Ham's designed for athletics and BMD designed for football, BMD steep stands right next to pitch.
They probably did need a bigger stadium to be honest😊
Just a shame you can't implement recycling points during the construction of the site.
"It will be known as the Everton Stadium" ... I wonder how long that will last? 💸💸💸
Rocking that hard hat with the Everton badge 😂
Recession? What recession? 😮
The greenest thing to do would be to stay in Goodison
Need too save to get over there again
known as Everton Stadium? Have they said that for certain? I hate stadium naming after companies but with FFP kicking their ass i'd expect that to be a big money source they maybe couldnt refuse.
There aren't enough Everton fans to even fill that stadium. It will be a decent championship stadium though.
All these tourist fans that aren’t even from the country are getting mad at the stadium they’ll never even get to go to you just love to see it. Can’t wait till you start crying when we get our points back x
They should have made it the biggest stadium in Liverpool to make a statement. 52K is nothing these days
mad to think this has every chance to be a stadium in league one
Mad to think your mum has been finger banged by everyone in the local community 😉
Did she say reusable pint pots?
Yes - they are already used at Spurs' stadium. Made of solid plastic but they don't break if you drop them, don't crack like ultra thin ones and I can't say I've noticed any difference vs drinking out of glass.
This will be class
Sure to be one of the best stadiums in League 1
Ahh the reason Everton got docked 10pts
I'm sure fans were saying harness the environment
Is 52,000 really big enough in this day & age?
What happens if team goes league one or league two?
The ground capacity is 52 888.
Game changer. Right there👍 COYB.😊
What a championship ground it will be
Ah and yet another bore with the same comment that has been heard so many times, do people walk out the pub when you enter?
@ianphillips9455 but once again proven right this weekend.. big fancy new ground plans and no team.. amazing. Your one of those grown adults that wear their teams shirts at the pub.. I would imagine white trainers. And shouts Everton Everton at the TV. We are doomed
Anyone know how much money Everton will get for the sale of Goodison Stadium?
It’s being donated to the community, knocked down and turned into social housing in the shape of goodison. We are the peoples club and the prem don’t like this stadium.
You would think they would of made it hold more people than Newcastle United's stadium, which was built 24 years ago.
It is bigger, just not by a lot.
English Heritage objected to it going higher then you have the extra cost if they did that.
Ya but this stadium looks way nicer than Newcastles
good luck EFC
Love u Everton
Huge stadium to potentially host league 1 football if it's being opened for 2025-26 season.