i’ve been an American Palace Fan for about 10+ years now, since i was about 8. I always wished to go to Selhurst Park but now i wish it was ORIGINAL Selhurst Park, but this remodel is deserved and is beautiful to not be upset about. UTP.
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First time i visited Selhurst was for Wimbledon v Liverpool in the Premier League 1995. £15 entry and having seen the view of the pitch from the Arthur Wait stand i cant understand why the redevelopment does not start there,and to be honest i wonder if a pitch rotation through 90 degrees would have been better,allowing to extend the only good stand in the ground. As it is this is millions bieng spent to give a set up that is as unbalanced as Bradford City's Valley Parade. This is the type of ground project that should have been abandoned years ago in favour of Crystal Palace Athletics track rebuild.
I gather The Old National Sports Centre was seriously looked into as did Tottenham as a possible move to, before finally settling on redeveloping Whitehart Lane. You're 100% on the money with regard to the Arthur Waite stand (The New Stand) as we Knew it in my early teens 🤣🤣I'm now 66!! Yeah. It's awful, steel supports in the way, where ever you're watching, and if you're at the back you'd do better to listen to or stream the match then try to watch it live. Of course, I'm exaggerating, you can see parts of the pitch 🤔No. It's bloody awful. PS. I felt a bit guilty. In The clubs' defence, they didn't own the ground until 2010 when bought out of administration, which is why the Homedale end stand was the last development at the ground in the early 90s. Ron Nodes still owned the ground. Credit where it's due, they've cleaned up and modernised the ground as much as can, they've built state-of-the-art training centre, won promotion to The Premier League where we've stayed not without drama, for 13 years. It wouldn't be Palace if it wasn't!!
Because it wouldn't have been possible to redevelop and keep open the AW stand. Developing the Old Stand first means there won't be a reduction in the ground capacity during construction.
Look I'm a season ticket holder, have been for 40 years, its like putting lipstick on a pig, or polishing a turd, a dump is still a dump, it's not big enough to compete, also the estimated cost will rise when they discover the asbestos in the roof 😅😅
@@sah_19 the club and olise negotiated a new contract after he turned down Chelsea . Replaced the £35 m clause with the one agreed with Munich ( £55 m including a large sell on clause ?) . In return he 100% knew he would get a move a year later , in the meantime he trousered over £100 k a week and palace knew they’d benefit from another 15 m . We probably tried to get a larger release clause , but olise may not of agreed and not signed a new deal at all .
@@sah_19 palace literally didn’t have a choice though. He would have been sold for £100m if he didn’t have a release clause, but unfortunately he ended up having one at half that. Yes he is an unreal player
It's fine but I would rather them to do this firstly settle 1st team and Women teams get them to full stretch & depth so they can thrive very comfortably both in top flight tier Divisions really would be a bit of waste if either of them were to drop down..
Better facilities, bigger ground. Also one stand is relatively new so there is no point replacing it for a similar amount of capacity. One stand has a Sainsburys behind it and the Arthur Waite has a road right next to it. Realistically the club will need a new billonaire owner who is committed to buying up/doing a deal with Sainsburys AND the council to replace the Advertiser stand. Took years and years just to agree them selling a little bit of car park to the club...so Sainsburys will not do the club any favours quite the opposite. The Arthur will need sympathetic construction and likely a lot of clever engineering to make the capacity larger. All of which needs a single very very rich ambitious owner. Doing it in stages effects the grounds capacity much less. Doing the Advertiser after the main stand makes more sense and then the Arthur last. Even then at best you're probably looking at about 42K capacity. So similar to the existing Stamford Bridge.
Ok fair enough, but looks at the other three sides of the stadium which are surrounded by houses. To fully complete the stadium on all 4 sides will take a century.
@@Al-vw8qt As I said it depends on any incoming owner and how much they are willing to put into infrastructure AND the local council. Currently Palace make about £180M a year so you don't want to damage income from the stadium while it's being developed. The point of the stadium increase is to add about £25M a year on revenue, not decrease revenue. As a London club a lot of tourists turn up. Particularly from the US (thanks Ted Lasso) and they all buy club merch so that's useful. That £180M has to be a baseline to be protected. Large scale construction in a residential London area is not as simple as clicking your fingers.
How many times do I have to hear it's based of the actual crystal palace and most iconic in south London? You're having a laugh, amazing fans but not iconic
I promise you that no away fans think of this as the U.K.‘s most iconic stadium. It’s a dump with terrible faculties, awful location and terrible sight lines. Also it’s not in Crystal Palace.
Not as easy as that think about it. The Arthur wait stand is at road level so you can’t build upwards because of residents and the Whitehorse lane stand is attached to flats.
I’m palace fan and even I am finding it hard to believe all the shit this talker is saying about palace lol. Showing are trophy cabinet is a joke 🤦🏽♂️. But I still my team and crap ground. Come on the palace.
To me, I see a design that will be outdated by the time it's complete. I also find it baffling that they're creating an arc design in roofline and footprint despite all the other stands being boxy and angular. Surely a design like Anfield, but with more glass reminiscent of the original Crystal Palace, would have suited the ground better.
@@PedroNeves-hm5xm a new stadium, especially in London, would cost anywhere from 1 to 3 billion these days. plus yeah, the time it would take to even get the rights to build a brand new stadium in London would make the whole thing insanely costly. anyone that says Crystal Palace should just build a new stadium doesn't know what they're talking about
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ChatGPT wrote this, didn’t it? Repetitive nonsense.
Yeah it's definitely AI
England's most iconic football ground? Really?
Narrator is deluded.
Totally!@@fwof3347
Think that belongs to Craven cottage esthetics wise
A.I?
😂😂😂 it’s a dump
Looks good, all the best from CELTIC, SUPPORTERS.
Terrorist sympathisers
i’ve been an American Palace Fan for about 10+ years now, since i was about 8.
I always wished to go to Selhurst Park but now i wish it was ORIGINAL Selhurst Park, but this remodel is deserved and is beautiful to not be upset about. UTP.
Spurs fan here .. good luck .. I hope it happens 👍🏻
Best fans in london
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True but its not exactly tough competition. Still some of the best in the country though
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Chat GPT wrote this script
Wow, 34000. Should be expanding it to at least 42000
Convinced this script was made by AI
how dya know you're not a battery cell AI in a bubble?
Best thing about Palace is Susanna Reid..😍😂
Also $100M? Firstly it was meant to be 100M Pounds not dollars, and secondly, this is now risen to 150M pounds
GO PALACE ! all the best from spurs !
First time i visited Selhurst was for Wimbledon v Liverpool in the Premier League 1995. £15 entry and having seen the view of the pitch from the Arthur Wait stand i cant understand why the redevelopment does not start there,and to be honest i wonder if a pitch rotation through 90 degrees would have been better,allowing to extend the only good stand in the ground. As it is this is millions bieng spent to give a set up that is as unbalanced as Bradford City's Valley Parade. This is the type of ground project that should have been abandoned years ago in favour of Crystal Palace Athletics track rebuild.
I gather The Old National Sports Centre was seriously looked into as did Tottenham as a possible move to, before finally settling on redeveloping Whitehart Lane.
You're 100% on the money with regard to the Arthur Waite stand (The New Stand) as we Knew it in my early teens
🤣🤣I'm now 66!! Yeah. It's awful, steel supports in the way, where ever you're watching, and if you're at the back you'd do better to listen to or stream the match then try to watch it live.
Of course, I'm exaggerating, you can see parts of the pitch 🤔No. It's bloody awful.
PS. I felt a bit guilty.
In The clubs' defence, they didn't own the ground until 2010 when bought out of administration, which is why the Homedale end stand was the last development at the ground in the early 90s.
Ron Nodes still owned the ground.
Credit where it's due, they've cleaned up and modernised the ground as much as can, they've built state-of-the-art training centre, won promotion to The Premier League where we've stayed not without drama, for 13 years.
It wouldn't be Palace if it wasn't!!
Tory Bromley Council & the nimby locals won't allow it.
Because it wouldn't have been possible to redevelop and keep open the AW stand. Developing the Old Stand first means there won't be a reduction in the ground capacity during construction.
why don't we just appoint you as architect? no need to appoint a RIBA professional.
Look I'm a season ticket holder, have been for 40 years, its like putting lipstick on a pig, or polishing a turd, a dump is still a dump, it's not big enough to compete, also the estimated cost will rise when they discover the asbestos in the roof 😅😅
Eh?! Is this an AI script?! England's most iconic football ground? C'mon, grow up.
God,how many years have they been talking about this.
Good video but id say this will be far more than $100 million, closer to $250 million realistically
They're not going to remove the Sainsbury's are they?
They'll be fortunate to get 12000 in the Championship.
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£s in England not $ ..
So... Palace sold Olise to pay half the stadium. If Palace gets relegated at least they will have the stadium upgrade.
Olise had a £50m release clause . He actually did the club a favour by rejecting going to Chelsea season before for £35 m ( old release clause!)
@@jakegrace79 but seeing how he's doing with Bayern maybe you sold him cheap. By now Crystal Palace doing better and is kinda far from relegation.
@@sah_19 the club and olise negotiated a new contract after he turned down Chelsea . Replaced the £35 m clause with the one agreed with Munich ( £55 m including a large sell on clause ?) . In return he 100% knew he would get a move a year later , in the meantime he trousered over £100 k a week and palace knew they’d benefit from another 15 m . We probably tried to get a larger release clause , but olise may not of agreed and not signed a new deal at all .
This is other monies ring fenced before Olise.
@@sah_19 palace literally didn’t have a choice though. He would have been sold for £100m if he didn’t have a release clause, but unfortunately he ended up having one at half that. Yes he is an unreal player
the last time I was at Selhurst Park for a game, both the stands behind the goals didn't even have roofs.. just open stands..
everytime a club gets a stadium upgrade or a new stadium getting build
they be always in the relegation zone 😭
Englands most iconic football ground? Are you on drugs lol.
The video could of been 2 minutes long. It just basically repeats the same info every 2 minutes just reworded
It looks like a good idea.
It's fine but I would rather them to do this firstly settle 1st team and Women teams get them to full stretch & depth so they can thrive very comfortably both in top flight tier Divisions really would be a bit of waste if either of them were to drop down..
What is the point of modernising only a quarter of a stadium ?
Better facilities, bigger ground. Also one stand is relatively new so there is no point replacing it for a similar amount of capacity. One stand has a Sainsburys behind it and the Arthur Waite has a road right next to it. Realistically the club will need a new billonaire owner who is committed to buying up/doing a deal with Sainsburys AND the council to replace the Advertiser stand. Took years and years just to agree them selling a little bit of car park to the club...so Sainsburys will not do the club any favours quite the opposite. The Arthur will need sympathetic construction and likely a lot of clever engineering to make the capacity larger. All of which needs a single very very rich ambitious owner.
Doing it in stages effects the grounds capacity much less. Doing the Advertiser after the main stand makes more sense and then the Arthur last. Even then at best you're probably looking at about 42K capacity. So similar to the existing Stamford Bridge.
Ok fair enough, but looks at the other three sides of the stadium which are surrounded by houses. To fully complete the stadium on all 4 sides will take a century.
@@Al-vw8qt As I said it depends on any incoming owner and how much they are willing to put into infrastructure AND the local council. Currently Palace make about £180M a year so you don't want to damage income from the stadium while it's being developed. The point of the stadium increase is to add about £25M a year on revenue, not decrease revenue.
As a London club a lot of tourists turn up. Particularly from the US (thanks Ted Lasso) and they all buy club merch so that's useful. That £180M has to be a baseline to be protected. Large scale construction in a residential London area is not as simple as clicking your fingers.
The cost is now nearer £200m due to inflation, as these plans have now been talked about for around 6/7 years......sigh.....🙄
How many times do I have to hear it's based of the actual crystal palace and most iconic in south London? You're having a laugh, amazing fans but not iconic
How many years have they been talking about this.
Since Roy Hodgson was wearing short trousers!!!!!!!!😅
To F**king Many, but then it is Palace. Until the oversite is removed and foundations are being dug, I won't hold my breath. 🤔🙄❤💙
I promise you that no away fans think of this as the U.K.‘s most iconic stadium. It’s a dump with terrible faculties, awful location and terrible sight lines. Also it’s not in Crystal Palace.
Faculties or facilities?
AI nonsense
We'll have the nicest stand in the championship
Not if Everton go down with you.
Does anyone know if they will build all 4 sides to resemble a huge crystal palace
It’s £150m so about double what’s in the video. That’s common knowledge
Why renovating just one stand. ?? Renovate the whole stadium complex .
Not as easy as that think about it. The Arthur wait stand is at road level so you can’t build upwards because of residents and the Whitehorse lane stand is attached to flats.
What's the point of building a quarter of a stadium ? Is everything done in Croydon half assed?
@@Al-vw8qt read my comment again before you ask questions that have already been answered
I’m palace fan and even I am finding it hard to believe all the shit this talker is saying about palace lol. Showing are trophy cabinet is a joke 🤦🏽♂️. But I still my team and crap ground. Come on the palace.
To me, I see a design that will be outdated by the time it's complete. I also find it baffling that they're creating an arc design in roofline and footprint despite all the other stands being boxy and angular. Surely a design like Anfield, but with more glass reminiscent of the original Crystal Palace, would have suited the ground better.
The stand is the same as the Anfield main stand… same architects same construction method. The front and canopy is different that’s all.
No ambition at all. Yeah let's just do the one stand.
"A special cult club, beloved across the country"... This is an outright lie. They're aren't even beloved in their own borough
OO FARTED ?
Budget of 100 million is being optimistic
Mind you a small (34,000} stadium for a small club
In no other Country in the world would this design / build cost $100.000.000 .
No way😅 Crystal Palace will go another hundred years before this.
2030?
Looks stupid. Way too modern to go with the reat of the stadium.
Total waste of money for a team that has been an embarrassment for the last 11 seasons. 😂
They’ve actually overachieved!
No, the new design of the stand is ugly. More right-angles & seating in the corners, like the new innovative tiers, at Everton FC.
So over exaggerated 😂😂😂😂
this video is a joke right, the heartbeat of South London, we laugh at crystal palace when ever we visit
Palace is the ugliest ground in London after Leyton Orients ground.
West Ham's is the worst, although it's not even their own ground
What a complete mess. BHAFC.
Enjoyed the result? Ha ha.
@@paulbaxter8651 No. But then I look at the table and I feel better, BHAFC. LOL.
not trying to be funny good video but your sucking off palace too much
old trafford
st james park
anfield
all more iconic football grounds
Bro tried to sneak in st james park
growing number of fans looooool aye all 10.000 of em lol
It will still look like a turd.
Prat
@terrystacey2648 can't polish a turd, the areas a turd, the stadium a turd, Croydon's a turd. What are you gonna do, send the ultras?
Should have put the money towards a completely new stadium instead, selhurst is a dump
I can't imagine there being much land nearby in order to do that... Plus does Palace even have the budget to completely rebuild a new stadium?
@@PedroNeves-hm5xm a new stadium, especially in London, would cost anywhere from 1 to 3 billion these days. plus yeah, the time it would take to even get the rights to build a brand new stadium in London would make the whole thing insanely costly. anyone that says Crystal Palace should just build a new stadium doesn't know what they're talking about
@@oliverquinn23 agreed.
Selhurst park is an atrocious stadium.
St Andrews is a dump end of