Thanks Gary much appreciated 👍

Yes @phiphi2021 in a few days time. Cheers👍

Yes Phil, needs an expansion together more seats in😉👍

Because of that listed terrace I don't think they can make it 'whole'

Thankyou @sd5th111 much appreciated 👍, weather permitting I will have some good video's out today and tomorrow. Cheers 👍

Open for the 2025/2026 season, with test events happening prior to opening in early 2025. Cheers👍

@@SS_Skies OK, thanks

Will be finished this December. Most of the work is going on inside, bars, resturants etc. The roof is near completion now so only the final seats, pitch and the outside fan zones to go via an outside drone flight. Will be frantic on the inside.!!

@paulmcgreevy3011 - there can be 1000 workers on site some days, they're mostly inside now.

It opens for the 2025/2026 season.

11 n 1/2 months for Football. However, there will be multiple test runs, internal to stands, conference etc.. From April 2025. There is talk of concerts pre season but i cant see that happening, maybe something small happening in May, June, July 2025, testing turnstiles, bars, toilets, exits etc..

It's not - as It's a heritage site, very low key.

Thanks @malcpaton162 much appreciated 👍, I just like being nosey so want to try and see everything 😉😃 cheers👍

Thanks Roy much appreciated 👍

Thanks Jurgen will do mate😉😆

Thanks @azul41 much appreciated👍

Thanks Danny, yes a shame as they are only small jobs. Cheers👍

Hi Joel, just watched it back, I didnt spot the cat on my screen. At least it was a black cat which is supposed to be lucky. I've mentioned the Anfield Maggie before😉😆 cheers👍

@SS_Skies haha your all good mate!! I knew you would have said something if you saw it, it's so random tho a black cat in Anfeild it's funny tbf 😂

Thanks Steve, appreciate that mate cheers👌👍

Thank you Steve👍👍 YNWA Sparky 🍻🍻

Cheers Phil 👍

Out of interest, what is your source for the "double the budget" claim?

Good for the win Mark, could be a good manager choice that. I think its fits and starts with the stadium, one day all out going for it, then the next couple not much. With seeing the seat in the skip, it's a shame as they could of raffled that off for charity as I'm sure a fan would be after one. Cheers🍺

Another? 4 cap ex projects in recent years 3 were flawless.

Cost millions more? Nope. If anything they saved a lot of money when previous builders went into liquidation

@@TheGreatVivek7 It is widely reported that the main stand and anfield road expansions ran over in terms of time and money. Meanwhile Everton have built a new stadium in the same time it has taken to do anfield road.

@@markwilliams4274 When a builder files bankruptcy they have two options. Resolution or liquidation. The resolution process will involve an analysis of the builder’s financial position to see if the business can be rescued or revived. If the first option is not viable, the builder’s assets are liquidated and the proceeds are used to clear the creditors’ claims. It’s fair to assume that it can be a possibility that FSG got the work delivered at 50% of the cost, without taking the inflation into account. Even if we do take inflation as a factor, with the hefty fees associated with “missed deadlines“ these days, there is no way FSG would have spent even close to what was agreed on.

​​​​@@markwilliams4274 No, Everton haven't. They've built a shell that needs the best part of another hundred million quid to complete. Money they haven't even got. Also, they built on a wasteland that could be worked on 24/7 and 365 days of the year. Anfield is a working stadium, and no building work could take place for a time before, during and after matches. Same with summer concert weeks too. Liverpool kick off the new season with over 61,000 seats available. At a ground we were told couldn't be redeveloped. We're in fantastic financial health and competing for trophies on the field of play. Meanwhile, Everton still don't have the funding to complete their ground and are virtually bankrupt. They borrow £20m a month just to stay afloat. They are also annual relegation candidates on the pitch and haven't had a sniff of a trophy this century. Oh, and the Everton build was supposed to be at a fixed cost of £500m, yet Moshiri has gone on record saying it's now over £750m and rising. That's appalling for a club on the brink of administration and with extremely poor revenue streams.

Yet here we are, with over 61,000 seats available for every game this season.

@@davidspion9548 Yipppeeeee...1.year overdue... on what was ,. a very basic build & yet still not fully completed--- At least we finally caught up with Arsenal-Spurs & West hams of this world eh !!!.... Modern day LFC fan is a low ambition fan.

@@rommel3854 I've been a match-going fan of LFC for sixty years.

@@davidspion9548 Good or you pal.---Gone from a 44k mickey mouse stadium to a 60k half built stadium.

@@rommel3854 Grow up, eh.

Hi Sam, which trees are you referring to?. I can answer your question then. Thanks👍

I think they’re referring to the hydraulic tower

Thanks @DuncTheBlue1878 much appreciated👍, I love seeing the change from one visit to the next. Cheers🍺

Thanks Jurgen much appreciated mate👍