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Post by Everton News. on Jan 10, 2017 22:57:44 GMT
How long will Everton take to build a new stadium?
We take a look at European stadiums under construction or recently builtEverton plan to make a significant announcement within three months on the next step in their search for a new stadium. The Blues preferred site is at Bramley Moore dock and, in May this year, Mayor Joe Anderson proclaimed the club would have a new home “within three years.” Everton remain optimistic about the prospects of leaving Goodison but stressed at last week’s General Meeting that there remain “significant issues” to overcome before they can press ahead. It is understood that, including the purchase of the land, a new ground at Bramley Moore dock would cost arounfd £350m - but how long would it take to build? Everton have not disclosed what capacity of stadium they are looking to construct but here we take a look at a variety of European grounds, either under construction or recently built. Tottenham Hotspur A young Spurs fan looks at the plans for the new Tottenham Hotspur stadium outside White Hart Lane in October Capacity: 61,000 Construction began: July, 2016 Completion date: August 2018 Cost: £450m Athletic Bilbao Employees work on the construction of the new San Mames Stadium in 2013 in Bilbao Capacity: 53,000 Construction began: 2010 Completion date: 2013 (first phase) 2014 (fully built) Cost: 173m Euros Roma A picture shows a model of Roma's new stadium project designed by US architect Dan Meis. Capacity: 52,500 Construction began: Due to start in 2017 (after plans were revealed two years earlier) Completion date: August 2019 Cost: 300m Euros Club BruggeCapacity: 40,000 Construction began: Due to start in 2017 Completion date: August 2019 Cost: 100m Euros Atletico Madrid Atletico Madrid's President, Enrique Cerezo announces the name of their new stadium, Wanda Metropolitano, during a presentation at the Vicente Calderon stadium in Madrid on December 9, 2016. Capacity: 70,000 Construction began: 2011 Completion date: 2017 (after delays, including over funding) Cost: 200m Euros Arsenal A construction worker looks on at the site for Arsenal's new stadium at Ashburton Grove on February 23, 2004 Capacity: 60,000 Construction began: 2004 Completion date: 2006 Cost: £390m Phil Kirkbride / Liv Echo |
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Post by Avinalaff on Jan 10, 2017 22:58:40 GMT
We should get more news tomorrow now we're out of the cup. And as if by magic, the above article appears ..........  |
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Post by forevereverton on Jan 11, 2017 8:28:42 GMT
We should get more news tomorrow now we're out of the cup. And as if by magic, the above article appears .......... They're consistent. |
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Post by tellmema on Jan 19, 2017 10:02:03 GMT
And as if by magic, the above article appears .......... They're consistent. I can't help but feel like we take very small steps, but are told the story in yards. I'll bet right now that we'll still be having the same conversation in 2020. |
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Post by rugbytoffee on Jan 20, 2017 14:28:41 GMT
One Brick doesn't make a stadium
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