posted Jul 20, 2007

well you are the aldi club at the moment..?
stop bleating and read what is being said,
you will have a new stadium for little or no debt.. lets be honest thats the only way you can afford it.

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posted Jul 26, 2007

'Deal of The Century'

Things that are too good to be true always are!

Mind you. If this development was taking place in the City of Liverpool in conjunction with Tesco no-body would mind. No-body would mind a multi billion plc taking over our club.

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posted Jul 31, 2007

To all the Liverpool supporters who have "contributed" to what should have been a sensible discussion. (23 Carra Gold - Pure Scouse? Pure Cornish, more like! ) Boys, Mummy is very tired now of reading your drivel on these pages.

I shall have to take you all to the doctor's to cure you of your verbal diarrhoea...

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posted Aug 24, 2007

Come on guys, Why are some of you Evertonians rejecting the plans for a new stadium??? It seems like it will be an amazing stadium and won't be too big, so you'll fill it.

Your current stadium isn't in the best state, and if Liverpool are moving, surely you would like to also move?

Spurs desperately need 1 and I can only dream of us getting a new stadium.

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posted Aug 24, 2007

Wynass is right Goodison is a financial brick around our necks however this does not make Kirkby right!

Kirkby is like all new towns not very pleasant and any new ground and no doubt also the new townie will soon look as shabby as the rest of the New Town.

God help us if this is the best plan that the club can come up with.

I won't even start with all the logistic issues such as transport.

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posted Aug 24, 2007

Why don't you lot go home and buy Anfield back off Liverpool ?

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posted Aug 24, 2007

the scotty road option looks the best bet for me, i am a red, so lets get that out of the way. its just that, with us building a new ground, and the proposed reopening of the bootle branch rail route, surely then both clubs could take advantage of this. no matter how the vote goes, there will be some who are unhappy, its interesting as an outsider looking in, i bet there are a few nervous bluenoses out there.

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posted Aug 24, 2007

Why dont some of you dumbo's get it? We cant afford to build a new stadium or renevate GP (which isnt really an option anyway) We dont have the money!!!!

It annoys me there are so many people who go on about not moving unless its in the city. Tesco's are offering us a deal not because Tesco's want to but because Leahy is an Everton fan. Anywhere else is an option for Tesco's therefore there not interested!

How hard is it to understand??? Wake up people!

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posted Aug 24, 2007

As a fan of another team with a truly historic stadium (Villa) I hope you have voted against this proposal. Stadiums like ours are becoming few and far between and these new stadiums (boro, sunderland, arsenal. etc, etc) lack atmosphere and any sense of history.

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posted Aug 24, 2007

the club and the team create history not the ground.

the ground only helps with the atmosphere.

You will find that a lot of the missing factors in the new stadia are due to design.

We WILL make the new ground into a stadia just like Goodison only newer and without restricted views.

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