5 minutes walk from the centre? Do not let the policeman hear you.

The way Evertons team play, the opening game. Could be against tranmere

All this for a club that's getting relegated ?

It's one mile to EFCHQ ( the Liver buildings) takes 15 mins UTFT

perfect for EFL mate hahahahaha

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As an Everton fan I saw the videos for our stadium, and he just took that part of the video from the EFC channel. Not sure about the others though

haaaaa

Not after that result today hahahaha

@@ShellyBoyle17 yesssss lad

Why you think Everton staying in EFL for two years

@@retr0gaminghub You're right. Best ground in League One.

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Isn’t MUFC old Trafford being developed too ?

Villa?

@@nobbytang Will it be called "New Trafford"?

@@lowencraft1404 oh good one 🤦🏻‍♂️

Yeh it’ll be the absolute best stadium in the championship for sure 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@conallhomer453 it’s gets funnier the more the same joke gets repeated every day

@@pengu229 it’s not a joke tho let’s be honest.

pity they havent a decent team to play in it..big fancy stadiums are all and well but when your team is shit you know somethings just not right

Don’t worry, it’ll never get built 🤣

has a university feel IMO

Did not like chelsea's one bit

@@ryanedwards805 I think the whole thing looks bad from the outside, but inside is very cool

Classic? That’s one way of describing it I suppose!

I described your stadium once as the most beautiful ugly stadium. I hope you take it as a compliment I meant it as one. It has some character for sure.

agree I was impressed with the Bath stadium design.

Bath probably the most beautiful city in England....a lot of Roman buildings. Hopefully the football team can play in it

@@KDanes Just rugby. Football are looking at redoing Twerton park

@@gh_pics That football stadium should be in the Roman style also

@@KDanesSome might say Twerton is that old, it already is.😉

Luton have been wanting to build a stadium for 40yrs lol

Im just happy to see us 1st for a change

what a beauty, it will be the best pitch in the championship for sure

The new stadium is all well and good but Everton will be in the Championship the way they're going.

@@sheedy1120 Bottom of the table hitting you hard this season, huh?

it is still smaller than ANFIELD

@@tonyp011 - but absolutely lightyears ahead of it. And you lot call us bitter ...

@@tonyp011 lovely loft extension on out old ground.

But would Everton fill their new stadium in League 1?

I’m also a season ticket holder at goodison i will miss it but it’s time we got a new stadium

That's stage 2 I think. Pretty sure the clubs owns the houses behind the Bridgford End now so no reason to keep that stupid kink anymore, hooray!

@@stuartwilson23 The way the BE joins the BC stand is smart and if it could go all the way around on 2 levels and join the new PT stand, then it would look fantastic and complete the ground off perfectly.

The bridgfird upper tier should be Same height as BC upper tier then curve join the new PT should make capacity around 40-41 thousand

Wont fill it

@@garethbuckeridge6910 Yeah, I like the idea of a horseshoe shape with the other three stands and then the Trent End on it's own

Will be a bit too swanky when you go down, YOU WILL. BE PAYING FOR IT FOREVER

@@mikewalsh6168 Not going to happen.. sorry bud.

@@mikewalsh6168 always one

@mike walsh don’t be a red troll man. Just ain’t worth it

Hahahahahahaha

Dictated by the airport, I wonder?

@@robertmorley3609 No, it's a callback to hats... Come on you Hatters

@@UPTHETOWN Who wears a square hate? Hats are round, so they fit on our round or oval heads if you like. It is dictated by the airport. And it is not very smart to build next to the airport and have to work with them. My club has the same issue, have to have retractable telescopethingylights that costs alot to run for a small club, and ask the airport if it is OK to play soccer now, or do you have important flights at that time. Military airport, so a bit easier, but imagine the troubles if it is a commercial airport. Bad location by Luton.

@@UPTHETOWN sorry to say but the new ground looks abit crap. I get that u need more seats because the size of the club has grown massively recently. However, it will never beat the charm of Kenilworth Road. I'm not a Luton fan but I love an away day there and love how the entrance is underneath someone's house lol

@@styrophome3342 it's not next to the airport and it's not on the flight path, so no worries in that department.

I agree

I too am sad about Goodison Park being lost. I am not an Everton supporter so I do not have the soul link to the ground that Everton supporters have. I feel the new ground is progress though and will improve the brand. Hopefully old, floating, day experience, genuine sports fans, new fans, families, and children will enjoy the experience more. It is my opinion that they will.

@@davidshepherd1107 At least Goodison Park will become an actual large park with a number of buildings to be utilised by the community. Won't become housing or commercial spaces.

But far too small. _Breathtaking?_ the fitments are hardly top drawer. Just another stadium of no outstanding qualities.

@@johnburns4017 There is scope to add on seating later on 💙💙

@@allisonmchugh5998 Only if other facilities are removed and at *great expense* to do after the initial build. Also, to increase the capacity the important transport provision has to be put in, like a 4 to 6 platform station on the Northern Line (2 platforms cannot shift enough people). Who will pay for this station benefiting EFC? The DfT will contribute a little with the city and EFC the rest. So it is not going to happen. 53,000 is top. Championship sized. If the club had gone to the vacant Garston gasworks site they could have 100,000 if they wanted with a ready made 6-platform parkway station 500 yards away, many dual carriageways converging on the site, and lots of parking on Garston docks. Also an airport next door. The site ticked all the boxes. But the naive foreign owner was sucked in by a Chav mayor.

@@johnburns4017 I Love the new stadium BUT I always thought there could be a better location, so I also have my doubts there was a site near croxteth I think that looked amazing 💙💙

@@allisonmchugh5998 Croxteth was not good enough. Transport was poor. The Garston gasworks site was superb. Liverpool has a metro, yet the city ignores this essential transport function to shift large crowds of people. Madness not to use it!! In London you have to locate such venues near their metro networks otherwise you do not get planning permission. The Garston site was perfect with a 6-platform station 500 yards away and a 2-platform station the other side at Cressington. The Garston site would have its own 'Wembley Way' (Horrocks Ave) from the stadium to the station. All was there. What a glaring opportunity missed. Regarding the Merseyrail metro, other cities in the world have their metro stations in the centre of districts - common sense. Liverpool does the opposite. There is a Project Jennifer in the north of the city. Instead of moving the whole project around the Northern Line - of course they never. Both football clubs and the Arena should have their own metro stations. Guess what? None do. No kidding.

I’m an Evertonian and I’ve always said Villa Park is the best English ground after of course Goodison Park 😂😂 Buzzing for Villa can’t wait to see the results!!

i agree about the floodlights at Luton's new ground how they will be suspended, wonder how long it will take either Manchester clubs to copy it

Everton's new stadium will indeed have solar panels on the roof

absolutely horrific design! What a monstrosity.

That horrendous design is not going ahead now. If that went ahead it would easily be the ugliest modern stadium 🏟️ built in this era.

Sheffield United bramall lane is like wandering back through the history of football. I personally love the ground and never want it moved but the Laver Stand need an update. It is also the oldest floodlit ground and Sheffield United have the first official football trophy 🏆 The “Youdan Cup”. The Second oldest official football cup is the “Cromwell Cup” which was in Wednesday’s hands until they lost it. The 3rd oldest Official football cup is the “FA Cup”.

@@kinkaid25 how are Sheffield FC doing the oldest football club in the world .

@@redd605 Sheffield FC play at Dronfield on the outskirts of Sheffield but the club is still going

@@redd605 Hallam fc the second oldest too

I must agree, I actually think the stadium brings it together even more so 😮

Chelsea ground could save us all from Climate Change all by itself.

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Same with Sheffield Wednesday and Wolves and I been hearing about Luton’s new stadium for god knows how long

Their new owner just bought the club for £4bn+ I'm sure he'll be fine with reapplying

How much is all that going to cost??

I am not a Wolves fan but remember Derek Dougan other Wolves greats and the honour that Steve Bull brought to your club. I have worked in Sandwell and even flown from Wolverhampton airport. Wolves should be in the premiership for the rivalry to Villa. I know it’s Black Country v Birmingham but to most it’s like Birmingham have two teams which is a good thing. Wolves bring something different to the premier league and the expansion of the stadium is a courageous move by the owners to state that. Wolves will stay there.

Bournemouth stadium is cute but too small.

@@lewisjohnston7077 Exactly, we have the fan base to fill a 25 - 30,000 stadium. And with being back in the prem I would love to see what ideas they come up with.

@@LaurenMcBrideNailArtist Absolutely. Bournemouth fans could fill a stadium like your South West rivals Southampton like a similar stadium as St Mary's.

Championship u mean lol

@@ausman05 did you know Everton are the only team to never be relagated from the Premier League. From a Blade

@@lesstalkmoreplayUK Thats not correct, there are 6 teams never to be relegated from the Prem League since it became the Premier League, Arsenal, Chelsea, Everton, Liverpool, Man U and Spurs.

@@lesstalkmoreplayUK Not quite right. However, they hold the record for the most number of top flight seasons, having missed just four since the League was founded in 1888.

@@TheGiantKillers oh lol. old man told me that. Its his fault. Lol

Some of the locations that had been put forward for Everton over the last few years were terrible but Bramley Moore Dock is an excellent location. 5 minute walk into the city centre and an entire area that is built up but ripe for redevelopment rather than some stranded remote location. Chelsea's looks really good and unique. Come a long way from the days of the pitchside car park!

Everton proposed ground??? Its being built now well under way

SWINDON!! We’re getting a hotel or something ain’t we? I’m also a Hull fan but I don’t know if we’ll get a rebuild

I think some of the women in that part of the woods need one too mate to be honest.??👍🏼☝️👍🏼

Maybe add some sort of monument to Mike Ashley no longer owning the club. Something involving a rubbish bin getting hauled off.

Chelsea are looking to increase the capacity from 42'000 present day to 55'000-60'000 with the new stadium

North Stand needs redevelopment pdq

so some of these are not real plans?

@@mphasis1983 they're all real but some have been scrapped eg chelsea

@@varunkamoji4091 the chelsea one looked silly to me anyway. were they just going to put that shit around the ground and not add more seats? if so, it was a good idea to scrap that.

Rubbish. Hillsborough is a proper football ground, not a poncey 'stadium'.

Looks great ....