Don't you think, being a Utd fan, it is a little on the small side?

@@mikeoglen6848 size/capacity is hard to get right with stadiums. I think everton can probably fill a 60 thousand seater for big games but what about those early round cup games vs lower league teams? if only 25k turn up its alot of empty seats. Alot of potentially unused space to have to maintain. I just think it looks visually stunning, especially on the water front from the outside. And is clearly a massive asset for the city of liverpool itself.

Everton sell out home and away at every game all competitions more or less. I believe the size and capacity cap is due to the site constraints, being a world heritage site etc and also costs. They have the option to increase it to 60k with safe standing I believe.

It's not even close to the Spurs' stadium. They've re-used a lot of things the spurs stadium introduced and costs half the price

Sheff Utd?

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.

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.

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

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 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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 ?

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

they do what the premier league tells them

Looks like the veltins arena in Germany or Real sociedads ground

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.

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

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.

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 😂

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

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

Man City were formed in 1880...

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.

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

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 👏

Mersey I meant

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..

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

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

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.

Everton won't get relegated to League One anytime soon lad.

@@jogolock1190 Neither will Stoke.....lad.

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?

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…

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?

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.

Oh here we go again, I have told you time and time again it won't be a problem

@@jettyear3807 just posting fact

Totally different grounds, West Ham's designed for athletics and BMD designed for football, BMD steep stands right next to pitch.

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

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

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?

No, as it's not on Goodison Road like Goodison Park it's.

They should call it "The Dock"

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.