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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Can't say I'm blown away by it tbh. A fairly generic modern stadium design, not particularly imaginative. I'm filing it under 'meh'.
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[Football] Evertons new stadium
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Can't say I'm blown away by it tbh. A fairly generic modern stadium design, not particularly imaginative. I'm filing it under 'meh'.
studio150
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#at least the views from the stands are far better than the existing outdated stadium.
Who will be the first player to clear a ball into the water
Who will be the first player to clear a ball into the water
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
Quite like that
Where in Liverpool is it going to be?
Where in Liverpool is it going to be?
On the waterfront at the old Bramley Moore Dock, north of the city centre.
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
Is that far from Goodison?
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Banned
Duffy? Have it
withdeanwombat
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Will there be a bloke in a coracle to collect the ball from the river as per the old, and missed, Gay Meadow, Shrewsbury?
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Banned
Identikit bowl. A bit bigger than Leicester's
The water in the Mersey never looks that clean
The water in the Mersey never looks that clean
rocker959
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At least the ends behind the goals are high unlike the Amex sadly.
2 miles as the crow flies and a completely different part of the city.
sjamesb3466
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Ulloa if he ever comes back to the Prem and takes a penalty
The architect boasts about the 13,000 single tier home end.
To benchmark, The Kop is about the same, WHL 17,000 and the Amex NS excluding corners 3,500.
Iggle Piggle
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- Sep 3, 2010
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Poundland Spurs stadium
Can't say I'm blown away by it tbh. A fairly generic modern stadium design, not particularly imaginative. I'm filing it under 'meh'.
So this new build isn't on your stadium porn then?
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
I like the moat.
It’s actually a dock next to the Mersey. As it happens I’ve seen seals in the Mersey whilst getting the ferry to work.