Eh?****ing hell. An even Long 'un says you are
It's January 2022 in the Big 606 house, and Sucky is talking to Chaos about Joelinton's Bukkake party or some similar random ****
Eh?****ing hell. An even Long 'un says you are
It's January 2022 in the Big 606 house, and Sucky is talking to Chaos about Joelinton's Bukkake party or some similar random ****
Great News for Everton. I had thought that you had only leased the land from Peel Land and Property (Ports) Ltd, subject to planning permission, but buying it already is quite an achievement and brave before the wholly owned subsidiary developing the stadium has gained planning permission, but good for you guys.
Laing O'Rourke must be pleased that they have now been appointed as design and build contractors before the detailed design has secured planning permission, I had understood that they had been identified as the preferred contractor and were developing the design to achieve planning permission but contracting to pay Laing O'Rourke for the construction estimated to be £500 million ahead of permission to build is again bold and brave.
Great News for Everton. I had thought that you had only leased the land from Peel Land and Property (Ports) Ltd, subject to planning permission, but buying it already is quite an achievement and brave before the wholly owned subsidiary developing the stadium has gained planning permission, but good for you guys.
Laing O'Rourke must be pleased that they have now been appointed as design and build contractors before the detailed design has secured planning permission, I had understood that they had been identified as the preferred contractor and were developing the design to achieve planning permission but contracting to pay Laing O'Rourke for the construction estimated to be £500 million ahead of permission to build is again bold and brave.
I'd get used to people talking **** about it, if I were you. We had years of it and I doubt you'll be any different.Not quite sure what your point is apart from some pedantry laced with a heavy dose of sarcasm. If we’re doing pedantry then yes, the land is on a 200 year lease. The cash has been paid but with a clause that would see it repaid if the planning was rejected.
Laing have been appointed the contractors and have already been doing some prelim work at the site and persuaded the club to alter parts of the original architects design - Dan Meis, who’s not been retained. There was also iirc an issue with the height of the structure from the planning aspect and it’s now been reduced by a metre.
The stadium is the catalyst for entire North docks redevelopment scheme, it’s a £5BN project, and as @Tel had already pointed out, it’ll create jobs and revenue for the Liverpool City Region. Planning is a formality as the council have heavily backed the idea from the off.
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The Kopites have been whining about it (not that they’re bothered or anything) from the moment the idea was put forward. As the stadium in on the riverside and it’s a dream location, the bank’s of the royal blue mersey and all that. Some of the objections raised at the consultation stage were hilarious. One being that filling in an unused dock on a piece of derelict land was somehow an absolute outrage, because history or something.I'd get used to people talking **** about it, if I were you. We had years of it and I doubt you'll be any different.
Celtic B, given they've had 13 players come down with corona, after they flew out to Dubai for a jolly.Right, well I don't have BT, so tonight's SKY choice is Celtic, wtf!

Celtic B, given they've had 13 players come down with corona, after they flew out to Dubai for a jolly.
Edit: Apparently it's just one player, but 13 have been deemed close contacts and been told to isolate.
Not quite sure what your point is apart from some pedantry laced with a heavy dose of sarcasm. If we’re doing pedantry then yes, the land is on a 200 year lease. The cash has been paid but with a clause that would see it repaid if the planning was rejected.
Laing have been appointed the contractors and have already been doing some prelim work at the site and persuaded the club to alter parts of the original architects design - Dan Meis, who’s not been retained. There was also iirc an issue with the height of the structure from the planning aspect and it’s now been reduced by a metre.
The stadium is the catalyst for entire North docks redevelopment scheme, it’s a £5BN project, and as @Tel had already pointed out, it’ll create jobs and revenue for the Liverpool City Region. Planning is a formality as the council have heavily backed the idea from the off.
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It’s not uncommon for architects to be dropped at technical and replaced, as certain architects are more geared towards concept than the technical delivery. No surprise if you’ve appointed Laing that they’ve proposed a partner they’re familiar with, it’ll result in good Value Engineering from a collaborative partnership. Already looks better planned than Spurs’ stadium tbh, where Levy’s interference and insistence on certain things blew his budget to smithereens.
And still couldn't afford the cheese room
Think there’s a G outside who sells Cheestrings from his manbag tho innit.

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Been up since 7 mate, had a job to do, just got backI was just about to say, you're up early, but I've just realised the time.
That was my understanding but Dan Meis got his arse right out about it on SM. The changes instigated by Laing and their team were quite wide ranging, not least a complete change to the design on the river facing aspect of the stadium, which is now concourse space as opposed to a multi storey car park!It’s not uncommon for architects to be dropped at technical and replaced, as certain architects are more geared towards concept than the technical delivery. No surprise if you’ve appointed Laing that they’ve proposed a partner they’re familiar with, it’ll result in good Value Engineering from a collaborative partnership. Already looks better planned than Spurs’ stadium tbh, where Levy’s interference and insistence on certain things blew his budget to smithereens.
That was my understanding but Dan Meis got his arse right out about it on SM. The changes instigated by Laing and their team were quite wide ranging, not least a complete change to the design on the river facing aspect of the stadium, which is now concourse space as opposed to a multi storey car park!