NEW Everton FC Stadium - The North Stand
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Here is a video at the new Everton FC Stadium where I have covered the North Stand
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I still can’t believe this is going to be our stadium. It’s absolutely stunning. Always look forward to your update videos Nick. Thanks again
I'm a Celtic fan Jonny and the new stadium is looking magnificent good luck to Everton for the coming season m8
Imagine if they are in the Championship when it opens lol
I press the like button before the video even begins (during the open ad) because I know it’s gonna be a top class update.
@@kc8563 totally agree @kc8563 👏👏👏👏
I've done that couple of times too - maybe doing it in case I forget at the end😊!
Love the tops of the facade when zoomed in @3:29 looks like castle wall effect lol. It’s our castle we shall defend it we shall conquer!
Stunning stadium, excellent location on the water front!
Always informative, quality!!!Well done Mr . Drone!!
Great video nick please keep up the great work love the updates you do regularly utft coyb 💙💙
great vlog thanks for the share
Can just imagine a night game under the lights peering through that glass at the stadium lit up, it should look spectacular. Thanks for the vid as always 👌🏻
Not a efc fan here. But great content mate
Hi nick each time you show the stadium it looking absolutely stunning can not wait to see it when it finished keep put great videos
The North stand is bigger than the Gwladys - so imagine how HUGE that south stand is 🤯
Will be interesting to see how trucks etc will be able to swing round into the vehicle access to the pitch from the north stand. Guessing they will have to come at it from the east to west rather than west to east
I've been thinking exactly the same thing...
Or they could reverse into the stadium
@@DuncTheBlue1878 wouldn’t want do that with all the onstage stage equipment etc. just seems really narrow but suppose I’m not a truck driver 😂
It looks like the access is underneath the stand overhang but that looks very tight and the left turn into the stadium access looks impossible?
Any truck or coach driver that can shed light on that?
@@andrewlindsay9846 I used to deal with Chemical tankers on a weekly basis and I know that the majority of the HGV drivers are really good, but occasionally there is one that'll hit anything in its path! 😂 I'd have thought that it'd be easier to access the ground (i.e. pitch area) from the West side, as the entry point is angled in that direction... 🤔
Great videos love to see whats going on, do you have any idea where the bricks are going to be which people have paid for with there names on ?
The construction workers are trying to fit the pieces together in this big puzzle 😀
Definately post Substantial Completion and inow n the Exceptions List Period before Acceptance. December will come along quickly. Having spent alifetime in massive construction programmes, it always looks messy but it will be cleaned-up to look smart. LOR will want a payment to secure! Thank you for the many hours spent enjying your videos.
Great video Nick. So if Evertons north boundary finishes at the new mesh fence is the feeder road being used at the moment for materials etc to site belonging to UU ?
Yes, UU have leased it to EFC during construction
@@DuncTheBlue1878 Thanks Dunc 👍
Good as always
Thanks Sir. Boss Video.
Great stadium. Let’s hope the dead wood is removed before it opens (Holgate, Maupay etc)
Don’t forget Kean
They'll be gone and fans will find someone else to have a go at.
Do you know if once open people can walk around the outside free ? Thanks for all the great content !!
Yep 👍🏻
@@DuncTheBlue1878 Hi Dunc would the externals be open to the public once LoR are complete or would the whole stadium and externals need to be handed over to Everton 1st ?
@@johnrimmer5955 There won’t be public access when LoR have finished because EFC still need to add club branding and build Everton Way. The plazas will probably be accessible sometime in the spring
@@DuncTheBlue1878 Thanks again Dunc
I was thinking the other day that the North Stand doesn't get any attention!
Nice approach Nick👍
Great vid as 'per' mate.
Mr Drone, you mention "OCD" again, with reference to "missing" panels. Is there any chance you could take a close look at the Vents on the East Stand? There has been some discussion of the fact that they are not symmetrical.
It was mentioned (again) in yesterday's video. They are functional, not just for show and are inlet/exhaust vents for air-conditioning etc. with duct-work directly behind them. I suppose they could've installed dummy vents just to maintain symmetry, but they've chosen not to.
@@MrIanmmackay Well, dummy Vents would have been easy to put in and would've balanced the structure.
@@mikeoglen6848 Mike: but messed about with the intended aerodynamics controlling wind and rain.
@@davidbadcock2225 Just had the benefit of CP's latest where he does a close up of the Vents. From what I can see it would've needed 6 Triangular panels( with a slightly different pattern) to balance the appearance. With all due respect, david, I think your point about 'aerodynamics wind, rain, etc doesn't hold water. There are 14 such Vents on the West side...
@@mikeoglen6848 Hi Mike, all respect to you too. My point is not about the number of vents, nor there single view symmetry, but the necessity of vents being where the exhausts from the building are situated. If you have vents where they line up with positive exhaust, then the resultant aerodynamic means that it is taking water and air away from the surface and preventing air and rain breaking through the barrel-cladding. If you provide a large area of vent without there being a positive exhaust from behind then air and rain will ingress and disrupt the barrier provided by the barrel-cladding. It may be an inconvenience but I'm merely attempting to explain the engineering principle that is the cause of the asymmetry, that's all. I am not suggesting for a moment that the asymmetry is not a cause of much distress to many nor that one artistic perspective is any better than an other.
It would seem that the tumult about the Expansion Joints in the Barrel-cladding has died down, for a moment even ignoring that they are also asymmetrical due to the difference between the lengths of the South and North Stand rooves, so it's very much down to 'getting used to it'.
(Personally I am relaxed about the vents, as I understand what the architect was intending to do, but I quite understand that most others are not relaxed and can be quite uncomplimentary about the architect's principles).
After watching this stadium 'coming to life' for the last 15 months or so via your videos Nick (for which I thank you), one thing that has always struck me as it 'could have been better' is the black panels that sit inbetween each bit of false brick facade. I presume that they are aluminium and when I say better, what I mean by that is could the black panels not have been royal blue?. Doubtless there will be a reason, and more than likely a perfectly good one, but I am just interested to know whether blue panelling would have been an option, Thanks.
They haven't finished it yet.
Thank you.
One of the metal supports is now white,will they all be painted white? The two rows of safety fences on the roof are they permanent?
1) It's difficult to know exactly what they're upto with the repainting of the lower level vertical steels. They have been repainting all the steels above the concrete rooves on the North and South Stands too.
2) Yes the two E-to-W walkways across the North Stand roof are permanent. I am expecting them, if following plan, to add a walkway on the Standing-Seam roof just inside the curve of the gutter, and then the removal of the temporary rails that are still fitted along the gutter but I'm beginning to wonder if that's still going to happen.
Do we know why the big “window” doesn’t face central Liverpool and the tall tower buildings? I would think it would provide a better view being oriented this way? I know nothing about Liverpool, I’m just curious.
Paul: there IS an almost identical window at the south end (it's the same size but has a different angle to the vertical due to the rake of the South Stand.
Hello Mr drone, can you do a walk from Anfield to Bradley Moore, dock
Why would he do that?
You can do that one Alone Daniel .....
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So is that mesh fence permanent separating the BMD site from United Utilities?
If you mean the black mesh fence seen from 7:17, then yes
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Weird observartion, but i've got a feeling there's going to be a lot of bird poo showing on the black panels. particularly on the two ends of the outer west stand bridge there where the panelling is angled. i wonder if that's something that has been thought of and will be factored into a cleaning schedule or if it will just be left for the rain to wash off periodically. obviously a lot of gulls in the area. i know its inevitable but it really is noticeable when you zoom in. Maybe it's a nothing issue🤷♂
Not sure about the black panelling, but the windows are designed to be self-cleaning and are coated in some kind of non-stick substance.
Liam: it's not a weird observation and a cause for concern from early days. You have noted the gull 💩 on the black panels, which has been present for a very long time indeed and not moved. Unless someone is watching from a drone or present on UU's site, that particular perspective won't be seen by anyone on BMD land but I guess that it'll be maintained/cleaned infrequently, much as the windows will need attention even less frequently. Whilst the glass is 'self-cleaning', that's a misnomer as really it just means it has less that will stick to it and therefore is "low maintenance", rather than 'maintenance-free'.
When is this ground ready
First league game in August 2025
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North stand I'm just calling it the galadders
Why is there one white pilar?
Jurgen: and 4 grey ones with white splashes. I don't know what their intentions are with the repainting, in terms of final colouring. LoR have been busy repainting all the steels above the concrete rooves of the North and South Stands for a couple of months now, but have left those in their original white and grey colours. It's a "watch this space" feature.
@@davidbadcock2225 Yeah. My thoughts 👍👊
What's all the white lines all over the black panelling, don't tell me it's covered in bird shit already, maybe black was a bad idea in that area to go for it's gonna need cleaning every week or look a mess haha
Flemo: You have noted the gull 💩 on the black panels, which has been present for a very long time indeed and not moved. Unless someone is watching from a drone or present on UU's site, that particular perspective won't be seen by anyone on BMD land but I guess that it'll be maintained/cleaned infrequently, much as the windows will need attention even less frequently. Whilst the glass is 'self-cleaning', that's a misnomer as really it just means it has less that will stick to it and therefore is "low maintenance", rather than 'maintenance-free'.
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Liverpool doesn't know when it will have a new international standard stadium.😢😢😢