*Shakes head* Everton again.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

3 hours ago, Lurtz said:

What the fuck have they done here? Looks like something a 7 year old has made from lego and botched the last section. 

 

 

Maybe it’s for the angrier elements of their fanbase to go to and do wall pushing gestures when we batter them in the next derby? 
 

I was going to say in next seasons derby but you can’t be sure that there’s going to be one! 

[lifetime fan]

Reckon it’s from the earlier design to have a single tier ‘lop’ that got dropped. 
 

It’s very similar to the Millennium. Well that bit is. 
 

 

[Carra_is_legend]

4 hours ago, Lurtz said:

What the fuck have they done here? Looks like something a 7 year old has made from lego and botched the last section. 

 

 

 

Its the first bulge after water level increased. 

[Boomer]

5 hours ago, Numero Veinticinco said:

 

Insofar as they all have seats in them, they look the same, but there's a lot of variation. Nobody is mistaking Anfield or Westfalenstadion with the interior of Everton's ground. The cut-away on the away end is particularly grim. 

I did say Anfield and St James park as examples look different.

Most modern stadium are bowls. Older stadium are 4 stands with empty corners. Slight variations on either one but let's be honest you can't do that much different with the inside of any stadium.

[Harry Squatter]

28 minutes ago, Nelly-Szoboszlai said:

Maybe it’s for the angrier elements of their fanbase to go to and do wall pushing gestures when we batter them in the next derby? 
 

I was going to say in next seasons derby but you can’t be sure that there’s going to be one! 

Just imagine how bad they will be after they get relegated and we draw them at home in one of the cups in 4 years. They'll be like Shrewsbury singing "Where's your famous atmosphere" but doing wallpushing gestures, booing YNWA and smashing up the concourse. 

[Numero Veinticinco]

1 minute ago, Boomer said:

Most modern stadium are bowls

 

Right, thought there are even good and bad versions of those. For example, Juventus' stadium is good, even if it's small. It's smaller than Everton's but looks more intimidating. I take your point that modern stadiums are often variations on a theme; I generally don't like many of them and Everton's is certainly not a ground I'd want Liverpool to be associated with. 

[Arniepie]

33 minutes ago, lifetime fan said:

Reckon it’s from the earlier design to have a single tier ‘lop’ that got dropped. 
 

It’s very similar to the Millennium. Well that bit is. 
 

 

always felt the millenium was one of the better new designs 

[Anubis]

5 hours ago, Reckoner said:

They are moving next to Sandon Dock

 

Liverpool’s Sandon Dock Wastewater Treatment Works, north of the city centre, was commissioned in 1991, and is the second largest in United Utilities’ (UU) portfolio. Dealing with 950 megalitres of effluent every day from a catchment of approximately 1 million people.

 

And Wellington Dock

 

The new £200 million extension to our Liverpool Wastewater Treatment Works, which will keep the Mersey clean for generations to come, is now just over half-way through its construction.

When complete, the new plant at Wellington Dock will serve around 600,000 Liverpudlians, taking away their sewage and treating it to the highest standards.

Where they belong then.

[Vincent Vega]

5 hours ago, Bjornebye said:

I wouldn’t be surprised if they kept the away fans out of view of the cameras like at Goodison. New stadiums seem to do that. Apparently Celtic were asked why they’ve done it when the new Celtic Park was built and they just said it’s nothing to do with not wanting away fans visible it’s just that nobody wants to look at them ugly bastards on the telly twice a season. 

I always think a football stadium loses something when they don’t accommodate the away fans behind a goal. I think it’s a really small time thing to do what the Mancs and especially Newcastle have done by sticking them up in the gods and out of the way. I’m surprised Sky hasn’t tried to force the PL teams to shift away fans behind a goal from a tv spectacle and atmosphere perspective.

[Scott_M]

10 minutes ago, Vincent Vega said:

I always think a football stadium loses something when they don’t accommodate the away fans behind a goal. I think it’s a really small time thing to do what the Mancs and especially Newcastle have done by sticking them up in the gods and out of the way. I’m surprised Sky hasn’t tried to force the PL teams to shift away fans behind a goal from a tv spectacle and atmosphere perspective.

I thought that clubs were being forced to put supporters closer to the pitch?

 

Old Trafford is an alright away section. I think it’s only Newcastle where supporters are intentionally miles away, although Sunderland got like that as well. 

[Anubis]

Hello. Hello.

 

[Chocoholic]

7 hours ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

Moving to the riverside makes it easier for them to do a John Stonehouse.

They're fucking off out of the city altogether to groundshare with 'Boro?

 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

19 minutes ago, Anubis said:

Hello. Hello.

 

 

 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

11 minutes ago, Chocoholic said:

They're fucking off out of the city altogether to groundshare with 'Boro?

 

Nah. Just fucking off to the same division.

[VladimirIlyich]

2 hours ago, Carra_is_legend said:

 

Its the first bulge after water level increased. 

Battle of the Bilge.

[JagSquared]

1 hour ago, Anubis said:

Hello. Hello.

 

Just when I thought I was out they pull me back in.

[stringvest]

8 hours ago, Lurtz said:

What the fuck have they done here? Looks like something a 7 year old has made from lego and botched the last section. 

 

 

 

they have to have the restricted view seats in tribute to the grumpy arl bint

[Bjornebye]

4 hours ago, Vincent Vega said:

I always think a football stadium loses something when they don’t accommodate the away fans behind a goal. I think it’s a really small time thing to do what the Mancs and especially Newcastle have done by sticking them up in the gods and out of the way. I’m surprised Sky hasn’t tried to force the PL teams to shift away fans behind a goal from a tv spectacle and atmosphere perspective.

It’s ruined the Old Firm. 

[Marko121]

https://x.com/nilsatisnews/status/1833509021753500100?s=46&t=mqOO4lcmlYIsaJOBh4FbFQ

 

I thought the debt was more than £600m? 

[Lee909]

Should take legal action against the premier league for the ptsd they've suffered

 

https://x.com/Evershite/status/1833629096448036994?t=bKkZQCXLyJlc7zb4_nvI7Q&s=19

 

 

[Bjornebye]

1 hour ago, stringvest said:

 

they have to have the restricted view seats in tribute to the grumpy arl bint

They got your letter mate but I think they laughed at it x 

[Megadrive Man]

4 hours ago, Anubis said:

Hello. Hello.

 

 

Sounds like it's all Bill Kenwrights fault to me.

[Megadrive Man]

1 hour ago, Marko121 said:

https://x.com/nilsatisnews/status/1833509021753500100?s=46&t=mqOO4lcmlYIsaJOBh4FbFQ

 

I thought the debt was more than £600m? 

 

By the time he's sold his shares in Palace it will be in the billions!

[DalyanPete]

9 hours ago, Anubis said:

Hello. Hello.

 

Now if anyone has a tattoo it's Uncle Uzzy.

I can still remember the heady days of us laughing at the suggestion Uzzy was funding the Mosh.

[Reckoner]

16 hours ago, lifetime fan said:

Reckon it’s from the earlier design to have a single tier ‘lop’ that got dropped. 
 

It’s very similar to the Millennium. Well that bit is. 
 

 

Why do stadiums do that ? rather than have the top tier go all the way around? Looks like they ran out of Lego bricks.