What did the riverside stadium cost to build?

There was something I recall about people wanting us to use British steel, but we used German and people were unhappy about that.

There were also plans drawn for redeveloping Ayrseome Park I think.
 
I think land values might come into play here - Tottenham had to clear an area in Greater London (whatever the morals of how they did it) whereas we got land that was very polluted with all sorts of toxins and even unexploded bombs.
 
Stoke is another one that is pretty much the same stadium
Just looked the cost of stoke stadium 14.7m. Even with inflation how how can the spurs stadium (almost 1billion and 500m for the new Everton stadium cost so much?

Has the cost of materials gone up 1000percent since the late 90s? Or is it a just a big tax con?
 
We got it for 16m second hand.

If memory serves me well, it was going to be built elsewhere.
I think the only alternative site was "the Ironmasters district" which is/was wasteland just east of the Newport bridge. As for the stadium; not sure of its cost to build but didn't MFC pay the TDC a token £1 for it?
 
I think the only alternative site was "the Ironmasters district" which is/was wasteland just east of the Newport bridge. As for the stadium; not sure of its cost to build but didn't MFC pay the TDC a token £1 for it?
Maybe the land,not the stadium. Erimus74 seems to know more.
 
I think the only alternative site was "the Ironmasters district" which is/was wasteland just east of the Newport bridge. As for the stadium; not sure of its cost to build but didn't MFC pay the TDC a token £1 for it?
I wasn't on about being built elsewhere in the Boro, but in some other town, city, country, etc.
 
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