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Liverpool rolls out new stadium plan
England - 17 July, 2007
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As promised by co-owner Tom Hicks, English Liverpool submitted re-designed plans for a new stadium at Stanley Park.
The cost is projected at GBP 280 million for the 60,000-seat stadium, potentially expanding to seat 80,000. A planning application is scheduled for 25 July, and the club would like to start work before Oct. 2008.
"The design is now final. It's spectacular and I can't wait for everybody to see it," Hicks said. "I think our fans will love it. It's very creative architecture, very contemporary but also unique to Liverpool. It is all centred around the Kop - it will be the symphony stage that plays to the symphony hall."
The cost is projected at GBP 280 million for the 60,000-seat stadium, potentially expanding to seat 80,000. A planning application is scheduled for 25 July, and the club would like to start work before Oct. 2008.
"The design is now final. It's spectacular and I can't wait for everybody to see it," Hicks said. "I think our fans will love it. It's very creative architecture, very contemporary but also unique to Liverpool. It is all centred around the Kop - it will be the symphony stage that plays to the symphony hall."
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