Everton's stadium to be completed by 2037

Yeah, high walls and big gates will improve the area.

 

"Liverpool are also making a significant investment in improving sports facilities for the local community. This includes new football pitches, new changing rooms, enhanced landscaping and tree planting, safe pedestrian, dog walking and cycle paths, as well as car parking."

 

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When are these being sorted?

 

Sorted for you

 

Still cry arsing over the stadium then...

 

And still getting things wrong

 

Melwood superior to FF?

Go give your head a wobble JB ffs

 

The point wasn't who could post the most pictures - it was about your 'catching up' comment. We're leaving a better facility than you currently have to go even better

 

Melwood came 4th in a 'best training facility' survey - Finch Farm didn't even make the list

 

It’s not currently better though. I’m sure the list doesn’t contain any clubs like Sunderland on it

 

Sunderland are indeed on it

 

Voted for by who like and based on what criteria?

It doesn’t hold a candle to FF hence the reason you’re leaving it, as it’s way out of date and small by current top grade standards

 

Phew.

Anyone would think it held some weight. I can find 3 more with FF and not a mention of Melwood..

 

Melwood underwent a massive refurbishment and is now a state of the art facility. The reason for the move is to combine the academy with the first team and Klopp wants more office space

 

Behave yourself ffs

FF is 55 acres with 10 full size pitches including an exact replica of the Goodison pitch which now has stands. It’s state of the art throughout. Melwood has 3......

You’re moving because it’s on prime building land and you need an upgrade as it’s way out of date in terms of its overall offering.

 

Well that extra pains why FF is on 3 x me re lists than Melwood. Must have been before the refurbishment.

 

So FSG are cashing in on the Melwood ground to make a buck. ?

 

OK so yesterday after PJS wrote we needed to 'catch up' I did a quick google [''Melwood - comparison - training grounds - premier league'']not expecting in a million years to find anything much at all. Imagine my surprise when the very first hit was 5 Most Impressive Training Grounds in the Premier League - city, Sunderland, utd, Liverpool, Southampton. And that's as much research as I did

The reason for the move, which they've resisted so long probably because of sentimentality, is to amalgamate the academy with the first team. It's been talked about by managers since Houllier's days. He oversaw Clairfontaine [spl] and some in the club wanted the same at Kirkby. It's been resisted but now it's happening.

 

10 full size pitches and zero football being played on them under Fat Sam

When does FF get an exact replica of the BM pitch?

 

Imagine my surprise when doing another quick check and Everton are in lists with the real big clubs, not just Sunderland.