Pls do Romania next.

I didn’t see the Rangers stadium

Are some of them true

@@ollienoble2157 I think he has a separate video for the Scotland stadiums, I was looking for the Celtic stadium.

1:52 it is the official concept of the new North Stand? tbh its look to me like the Mini Hotle End! It is credibil or fake?

i just came here to say this...

It's to keep the rats dry !

@@RedMac63 lmao

Cos all United players are wimps.

Rat infestation, that’s a little harsh 😂

The funny thing is that im reading this at friday night😭😭😭

@@pjokkabyyt8613 same 😭😭😭😭haha

same here

@@MUNDOBONDIBOT TURQUIE 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

Strange, it's Friday night

That's why you can set the weather to overcast...

Or even Stamford Bridge

Play At night

Boycott fifa

😂

I think the aim is to lower the pitch and put seats downwards rather than up as they can’t build outwards due to train lines and a housing estate, but yes seems pointless

The fans (they own naming rights of chelsea fc and stamford bridge ground) dont want to move so instead, roman will have to spend a billion to completely redo the stadium. Not to mention the skyline near chelsea stadium is full of historic buildings and there are laws to ensure buildings not overshadow these historical buildings. Unfortunately for Roman and chelsea fans, some complications with uk russia relationships means the plan is stalling. Also covid happened.

Um, fairly certain in the proposed rebuild they are upping the capacity to 60 000 (from 40 000) to compete with other big 6 clubs. dofficult to draw that in a quick 3D rendering. makes for a good joke tho.

QuietTF2 Yeah it’s just a joke. Surely what dean said can’t be true about lowering the pitch? The stands at Stamford bridge are already so close to the pitch, so realistically they could only add a couple thousand and the cost would be enormous.

@@jamiemidge4983 look it up

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Thx

Oxford utd

Not even west ham

Thank you

3 weeks later ... they won 5 from 7 games and didnt look like they will 100% go down anymore.

Same they beat and drawed Fulham 1-1 Brighton 1-1 Newcastle 1-0 Man Utd 1-2 West Brom 2-1 They look on fire

@@T12G *drew 🤦‍♂️

Paid for with parachute payments

A mix of parachute payment and tax money like 90% of all other stadiums

Nah...Durex is an effective defense.

@@dimcam4026 LMFAOOOOOO

dim cam LOL

Should suit all the dicks that support them then.

@@shoutinghorse is there anyone notable that does support them?

The Portsmouth model looks pretty accurate although at the moment it's just an aspiration and nothing definite is planned.

Bramley* autocorrect

Besides the Fulham one, your new Ground is the most striking of those projects. You've got good architects there!

@@markusz4447 Dan Meis is the architect. It’s a beautiful stadium yeah. If you haven’t already, the actual plan video with renders is immense

I get why you guys are moving but I'd still keep you at Goodison xd I'm a nostalgic fool

Wouldnt be happy with that move tbf, from a beautiful spot inbetween all the houses to the outside of the city with much less charm and no nostalgic things

Is the fratton end and North stand going to be like that eventually then, although they just redeveloped the North?

@@Jgreen2407 The North stand was just renovated but there are plans to build a new stand at some future date. The plan shown here looks half baked but unfortunately, housing restricts any development on two sides of the stadium.

Yh exactly

It looks like Brighton

The stadium design on this is an actual project the club is doing. That was Vichais plan

This is the exact version that leicester city Council gave full permission on . This was yesterday Friday 28.1.22 . The only thing that isn't correct is the video didn't put the double hotel complex being built as part of it

@@stevephillips7264 Planing permission hasn’t been given yet by Leicester City Council. It’s due on 10.2.2022. Prior to August 2021 there had never been planning permission submitted for expanding the King Power Stadium.

i feel like it would be a shame to build up on the Gallowgate End as it gives an amazing vantage point of the landscape views across the city

I am Liverpool fan but Newcastle ground looks boss but they need to do the redevelop all the way round ps man utd ground still looks shite

@@mrstephenjacobs9015 toilet with a glass roof.

@@mrstephenjacobs9015 Unfortunately newcastle can't do anything to the east stand as the buildings behind it on Leazes Terrace are grade I listed. They might be able to do the Gallowgate bit shown in the vid (but even that's unlikely) but sadly they'll never be able to go all the way around :(

@@amytysoe2292 I hope my club Liverpool redevelop Anfield all the way round make the cappicty to 78.000k fan's

Worst design out of all of them.

@@kevin5073 Nope it's the best design out of them all. H&DM are one of the best and most holistic Architects in the world. The rest of them are just Engineering Projects. Chelsea's is a piece of Architecture. If you look at it objectively, rather than subjectively you will eventually agree.

We live in a time where Bayern plays in a giant red Dingi and Real Madrid builds an enourmous Lunchbox, this is a plausible Addition.

Looks kinda unique to me. Others trying to make their stadium look fancy, while Chelsea have their own problems with the surroundings they have, still came with this unique design. That stadium will look dope from inside. Thumbs up for that

After a couple of years, it'll look like the dustbin in back of a chippy.

With a 2 new tiers on the sir Bobby charlton stand not only will old Trafford be a complete shape it will also have a huge capacity boost and the atmosphere would be even more….. I don’t know how to say uhh gosebumpy??? Well you know what I mean

Building over a railway line isn't as simple as just building over a railway line. If it was, don't you think it would've been done 20 years ago?

Can you be specific about some of the problems with Old Trafford? I know the problems with raising the side nearest the tracks include building over the tracks, but also a lack of sunlight on the pitch due to the stand’s height…

@@2themoon863 Now Make Train Underground In That Area

@@2themoon863 I think I heard Sir Alex say during his time as manager that he liked the Bobby Charlton Stand being smaller as it let the natural sunlight in, which is why he also didnt want a big screen installed.

Would be easier to just knock it down

@@mancuniangamecat8288 I love historic stadiums. They carry the charm of the old english game. To knock it down would be an absolute travesty

@@sean3569 the stadium needs loads of maintenance tho. There's rooftop leaks and our owners don't wanna do anything about it and the stadium literally looks like it's gonna fall apart because the glazers barely done any changes and maintenance

@@sean3569 I meant knock it down before it falls apart.

@@sean3569 nah to knock it down would be glorious 🙃

Agree

adding more seaties

I agree

German Architect here, it’s absolutely impressing!

@@Fischeiseinkopf yes agree,

You're better off being a freelance architect.

W

thanks

Once they make it the full way around it will have a capacity like wembleys

Will easily be the best in the championship

Wolverhampton is a city I thought it was a town (before you laugh I’ve been)

@@huddynccc yes it gained city status several years ago

@@huddynccc it was one of the millennium cities.

With the expansion it looks amazing 🤩🤩

manchester city wanting to expand it although they don’t even fill it

@@Chiefwilburthegreat Almost every city league game is 54k+ which is basically sold out now. They'll fill the extra 8k seats for league games no problem. www.footballwebpages.co.uk/manchester-city/attendances/2019-2020

@@ALEX15here Emptyhad

@@monkeyatanofficedesk9253 empty as your head you balloon.

Citys ground is the only ground where covid rules could be easily introduced without it affecting attendances.

I have subbed this channel is cool

thanks

thanks

I was thinking the same! Amazing stuff

They upgraded it recently, they won't change it for a while now

@@RodrigoroRex yeah dat true

All they need is a decent team.

new stadiums have no soul never mind history just like west hams ground and arsenal and man city

@@lufc5605 well they’re new stadiums so off course there’s not going to be much history in those stadiums yet history don’t grow on tree does you have to creat history 🤦🏾‍♂️

Probably find the North Stand will be a similar design to the Holte End only there are no roads to prevent the top tier from having one side cut off. Hoping this happens sooner rather than later, 50,000-55,000 would be ample at the moment. Imagine having two large goal end home supported stands. The old Villa Park did have two large goal end terraces

Everton ground looks good but they won't fill it

Yudha.....can you say that in English?....

@@frankhornby6873 i'm try my best mate :(

Yudha marhatn ......interpreter.....is there one out there?

your average attendance is under 15000. You shouldnt be thinking about an expansion.

thanks!!!

just glad the emirates didn't show here, now thatd've been a cringefest..

Can tell you are a boring turd

More trophies though

This is the comment I was looking for 🤔

😐

thanks

They are planning on doing far more than just the west stand at Elland Road. The Kop will probably be done at the same time.

Selhurst will be tough to beat

It’s all glass so it looks like the original Crystal Palace. That’s why they’re called thst

Looks awful, they should stick to the angles inline with the existing structures

About time

thanks!

@Donwar83 salty

Not going to happen. You wouldn't be able to see the pitch from tier3.

A football team is what you need.

Old Trafford needs a whole new roof....and not because its been leaking,its a poor design that cuts off supporters from three stands from not being able to see each other thus hindering the atmosphere.

@@jintsfan they have it

@Stephen Greenhorn Sorry I meant in terms of new design. Obviously you can't compare between the atmosphere of stadiums that aren't built.

@Stephen Greenhorn Also I love the Ibrox stadium with the red bricks..

@@solidoperative celtic ground bigger and better than rangers ground

The Chelsea ground looks like a usb plug for charging your phone

@@mrstephenjacobs9015 Yeah but you get caravans on the pitch sometimes..

Same tbh it why I clicked on the video

No everton are creating another ground but i guess they might have to play tennis for a while 🤣

I thought it was an aquatics stadium

think it looks sick though

@@Beyondultragaming what lol the buildings will be built when the new stadium is built so everton will move into that then knock goodison down

It's about a time ! , I happy for them ! , they was going nowhere , so giving up on football , best decision EVERton ;P

The voiceover gets Leicester right but tucks up city??!! 😂

Lol🤣🤣

Welcome

Thanks BondiBot

Welcome

Away fans

I am a fan and we have fans -.-

@@darealepikblox ok

I’m saying 😂

Local fans not like United.

why selhurst park is outdated has awful views for away fans it either needs a revamp or move I prefer old stadiums by the way

Nope they need it, selhurst is a shithole

it’s surprising but manchester united stadium would still be bigger even without a expansion and old trafford would be monstrous when they do what they were actually planning to do and that was the make the sir bobby stand the same as Sir alex stand and with it the corners

@@Chiefwilburthegreat ye so it looks all the same I'm a utd supporter by the way lol it would easily go to the 90 000 mark surely lol

Newcastle and man utd stadium so identical

@@kchmyy are you blind, stupid or being sarcastic they look nothing like each other if anything Celtic park looks more like St james park

@@Chiefwilburthegreat fuck u. Please be kind with others u asshole.

I've been to that Dock for a festival, it's in a good position. It'll do well

@@jonmortermusic fucking hell I hope Everton have loads of football be most of them will end up in the river Mersey

Till the tide floods over.

They plan to upgrade to a 90,000 seat stadium so I am sure we have borrow man city stadium till the upgrades

@@abdubinyaameen6188 🥔

They actually have one of the highest attendances in the league, I think it’s something like 50,000 or something per game so this joke isn’t that funny anymore and I’m a Liverpool fan ffs

Whilst statistically I'd agree, they claimed last season (just pre-covid) to have near full attendance. Meanwhile in the real world, watching on the telly, you could quite easily see that the stadium was no where near full capacity (I'd say 2/3 max). This, paired with their other examples of cheating (FFP for starters) and other examples of patheticness (playing crowd noise through speakers during a pre-covid game) just proves how plastic of a club they really are. There were 3007 city fans (Google it and you'll get your answer), adjust that for non-arab money inflation due to offspring etc. and let's say there's 8000 now... Just another 50,000 to go then apparently...

@@mural1884 fake figures always half empty on tv

@@JJE990 it depends on the match and the time of the match. Some pictures that people share are usually 5 min before or after half time, where a lot of the crowds start to queue for a pint or a piss. Also you have to factor city are usually in all of their competitions until late stages, that’s a lot of matches and a lot of expenditure for the average fan.

@@JJE990 3007 fans? 😂 maybe in 1880 supporting st marks, your dumb. Google highest football stadium attendance, you’ll see city in second with 84,569 at main road who held it for over 80 years! 😂 those fans don’t just disappear you idiot, and with success they increase in number...

Well done, sir. Up the toffees!

Goodison is a lovely old stadium but is showing its age particularly the poor views in the away end. 20k less capacity than the bigger clubs, but a lack of corporate facilities is a bigger issue. More accessible areas is usually an issue with older stadia too, particularly given ever increasing demands by the authorities.

Goodison Park is actually the oldest purpose built Football Stadium in the world, along with Celtic Park in Glasgow as they were both opened on the same day 129 years ago. It's a beautiful, old, proper football ground with pubs, chippys, corner shops, even a church amongst the terraced houses on narrow streets that surround the ground on 2 1/2 sides. Sadly it's just nowhere near modern standards anymore, pillars restricting views, wooden seating in the away end and probably most telling in the 21st century, hardly any corporate boxes.

I'm an Evertonian .. been to 100s of games at Goodison. Sadly the ground has been totally neglected. Apart from the Park End redevelopment in the 90s, literally nothing has been done to the place since the 1960s and not much since the 1920s. It is like stepping back in time going there on a match day. Wooden seats, restricted view with steel pillars, getting a cup of tea and a scone in St Luke's church! It totally pisses me off that Liverpool FC have/are redeveloping Anfied in a fantastic way, and we couldn't do the same with Goodison. The reasons cited are rows of occupied terraced housing and a primary school directly behind the Gwladys and Bullens rd stand (it's effectively one L shaped stand). Bramley Moore will be very nice, but I will shed a tear when Goodison is ripped down. The same historic anguish was in the air when Arsenal left Highbury which was another of the most iconic grounds in the UK - however the famous art deco main stand was preserved (it was listed IIRC) and converted into flats.

Hahahahaha

Man utd ground looks like a green house fucking shit

@@mrstephenjacobs9015 how dare you mr poop pants

Are you referring to the vid, or the Glazers' lovely new roof... or both?