When are we likely to get definitive stadium news?

[Babb'sBurstNad]

Hahahahaha, what a tit.

 

Threatening people on the internet is beyond retarded.

 

Oh yeah? Say that to my face proxy server!

[xerxes]

I see the PARA are complaining about the redeveloped stadium proposals.

 

As time goes on the attractions of a consented 60k stadium will seem more and more attractive, even if that ship has sailed.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/new-liverpool-stadium-plans-could-4305060

[Barrington Womble]

I see the PARA are complaining about the redeveloped stadium proposals.

 

As time goes on the attractions of a consented 60k stadium will seem more and more attractive, even if that ship has sailed.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/new-liverpool-stadium-plans-could-4305060

There's lots of things I have sympathy for the local residents for over the last 15 years or more, but match day traffic shock isn't one of them. If that's the best complaint they've got, planning permission will sail through.

[xerxes]

There's lots of things I have sympathy for the local residents for over the last 15 years or more, but match day traffic shock isn't one of them. If that's the best complaint they've got, planning permission will sail through.

I wasn't aware that plans for the ARE involved closure, rather than a bridge. That is good news for LFC, bad news for local traffic!

[Barrington Womble]

I wasn't aware that plans for the ARE involved closure, rather than a bridge. That is good news for LFC, bad news for local traffic!

That's not permanent though is it, just for the duration of the building work?

[FanchesterCity]

It's clearly true that more traffic will cause even greater parking issues (unless there's some improved means of getting fans in), but as Barry Wom says, it's hardly a revolution to the residents' lives.

 

If Liverpool plan on using the stadium for other events too (concerts etc) then the residents might argue enough is enough. 

 

Adjustments in safety procedures and staffing will also have to be made, but all in all, there's not much of a case is there? 

 

Besides, if Everton hurry up and move, there'll be a new car park too ;-)

[Guest Super Sub]

The stadium has been there over 120 years and while the people who live there have rights i don't think that you can move into such an area and then complain about a small incresse in traffic. Its just much of a muchness really isn't it.

 

[xerxes]

That's not permanent though is it, just for the duration of the building work?

I think it is permanent.

[stringvest]

They'd soon be moaning if they lost their 'mind yer car mister' goldmine.

[Guest Super Sub]

Thought that the Anfield road would be redirected around the stadium.

[Barrington Womble]

I think it is permanent.

Didn't realise that, thought they'd be made to reroute it.

[Harry Squatter]

Why do evertonians buy houses right next to Anfield? Is it just so they can have something to moan about and be more bitter?

[Barrington Womble]

Why do evertonians buy houses right next to Anfield? Is it just so they can have something to moan about and be more bitter?

They've all live there since Everton played there don't you know.

[Harry Squatter]

Isn't that a load of bollocks about closing Anfield Road with regards to traffic?. On a match day you hardly see any cars up and down it because the road is full if people walking around the stadium. The only traffic you ever see us the team bus and the odd police car or motorbike. If I drive my car through there on a match day I'd be stuck there for ages because you'd need about 7000 people to move out of a very narrow road for you.

[Harry Squatter]

Wonder when they will release any images of the Anfield Road End?

[stringvest]

Wonder when they will release any images of the Anfield Road End?

 

I think they're hoping that idea will quietly go away

[JohnnyH]

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/live-anfield-stadium-planning-decision-7815443

 

Planning application decision ongoing here. Lots of locals up in arms about it.

[xerxes]

I don't think that there can be any complaints about the Council not "helping" us now!

[JohnnyH]

^{LFC PLANNING APPLICATION DECISION}

 

 

^{Cllr Radford's motion to defer falls, outvoted 5 to 1.}

 

 

^{Then...motion to approve planning application approved unanimously.}

[Koptimus Prime]

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&ei=wW0hVMWsGrPe7AaH-YDwCg&url=http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/liverpool-liberal-councillor-steve-radford-7122909&cd=1&ved=0CCQQFjAA&usg=AFQjCNFXZHMyAiVqm3QL-aHBD5oe-Zlckg&sig2=vypCM2OGRWcoKRMpN9MlSg

 

Bring out the gimp!!

[stringvest]

Steve Poulsen - proud to represent the Labour Party.  What a fucking tosser.  Who's going to follow that brainless cunt into battle?

[Harry Squatter]

So does this finally mean we are allowed to build stuff etc?

[Tj hooker]

They've all live there since Everton played there don't you know.

The County Rd is getting bigger by the day

[Fugitive]

Just knock a few more houses down and build a massive car park... Sorted.

[Harry Squatter]

Hopefully that train link might get opened, there is more justification for it to be built. Half of the city is cut off from trains and has to rely on buses that just get gridlocked.