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Re: An Alternative Anfield Stadium
Is this the work of a Billybullshiter or what

When i clicked on the link there was nothing there so i pushed the previous button and there was links to 4 other building projects in London such as the Olympic Village etc

Our these just doing this for every build in the hope some sucker gives them a job ?
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Old 28th January 2008, 06:07 PM
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Well, I designed a car once that was capable of reaching 200 mph. And it could fly like a helicopter over traffic jams. I was 12. And it was at least as good as this fellas drawings. I sent it to Rolls Royce, and guess what? I never got a reply either. So I wrote back slagging off their Silver Shadow. If only t'internet had been around then....
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Is this the work of a Billybullshiter or what

When i clicked on the link there was nothing there so i pushed the previous button and there was links to 4 other building projects in London such as the Olympic Village etc

Our these just doing this for every build in the hope some sucker gives them a job ?
yet again Bob, you're onto a winner there.
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Old 28th January 2008, 06:08 PM
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Is this the work of a Billybullshiter or what

When i clicked on the link there was nothing there so i pushed the previous button and there was links to 4 other building projects in London such as the Olympic Village etc

Our these just doing this for every build in the hope some sucker gives them a job ?
"Dear London

Please find attached my new design for Big Ben. As you can see, we have taken the brief ("big clock called Ben") and put an exciting and modern slant on what we feel was a rather drab and old-fashioned landmark.

It's now DIGITAL!"
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I see the similarities with that too, but does the Millenium have a single tier stand behind the goal? I thought they were both double tiers, although I'm far from certain and could well be wrong.
Double tier at the "Liverpool End". The other end looks odd because Cardiff rugby club refused to move out of their adjoining ground so the stadium had to be "bolted on" to the existing Arms Park structure.
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Old 28th January 2008, 06:28 PM
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Re: An Alternative Anfield Stadium
39 years this proposed move has been talked about and tis only now this thing comes out
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Old 28th January 2008, 06:39 PM
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Old 28th January 2008, 06:55 PM
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Re: An Alternative Anfield Stadium
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That design there really isn't my cup of tea at all. It looks like Cardiff with one end of the Stade Velodrome bolted on. I really, really wished that our new stadium would be modelled on Dortmund's ground.
Same here. They got it right with their stadium.

I think the HKS design would look at home in an industrial estate. I liked it at first but not so much now. I just hope it looks more spectacular when built.
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Old 28th January 2008, 07:12 PM
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Re: An Alternative Anfield Stadium
It's easy to be cynical, but if nothing else this shows just how much people are pissed off about these owners, and how much effort people will go to just to show their frustration.
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It's easy to be cynical, but if nothing else this shows just how much people are pissed off about these owners, and how much effort people will go to just to show their frustration.
I know alot of what the lad said in his "assessment" of Hicks' stadium seemed like nonsense, but i honestly wouldn't be surprised if there are some quite serious flaws in the design- especially when it comes to acoustics, or even building materials etc..
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I know alot of what the lad said in his "assessment" of Hicks' stadium seemed like nonsense, but i honestly wouldn't be surprised if there are some quite serious flaws in the design- especially when it comes to acoustics, or even building materials etc..
Why?
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Why?
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I know it doesn't seem logical because HKS(?) have done plenty of other stadiums...

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Old 28th January 2008, 07:32 PM
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Re: An Alternative Anfield Stadium
I like the possibility of it holding 90,000 with an entirely standing Kop. Fuck me, we'd have an atmosphere again if that were to happen (pipe dream) - not to mention cheaper ticket options, pay on the door and the chance to get tickets easily. A 90,000 Anfield with a standing Kop would be the most intimidating ground in the world. Fact. I love architecture, but I'd take that over aesthetics any fucking day of the week - not to mention getting it on the relative cheap, too.
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It does look like the Millennium, but is that a bad thing?

I like the Millennium.
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Old 28th January 2008, 07:35 PM
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I like the possibility of it holding 90,000 with an entirely standing Kop. Fuck me, we'd have an atmosphere again if that were to happen (pipe dream) - not to mention cheaper ticket options, pay on the door and the chance to get tickets easily. A 90,000 Anfield with a standing Kop would be the most intimidating ground in the world. Fact.
Don't think we'll ever see it again Paul, even if we did get limited safe standing areas (which I'm very much in favour of), I doubt there will ever be a standing terrace that size again.
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It does look like the Millennium, but is that a bad thing?

I like the Millennium.
I think we all like the Millenium, Rob, but do we really want to replicate exactly their blueprints in Stanley Park?



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