Things may not be looking their best at Goodison Park right now, but Everton supporters have been treated to some good news with a major upgrade to the stadium, one year after work began on their new home.
Speaking to the Liverpool Echo, stadium development director Colin Chong said: “The view from the south stand bar, I think all Evertonians are going to be very happy with that.
“To be able to stand there and have a pint and look out over his city. That, to me, was a really amazing moment. This was the year we got a chance to look back on the city.”
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Unlike their current ground and with their rivals’ home at Anfield (a place the Blues also used to call home), the new development is being built right on the city’s iconic waterfront and looks set to become a new mainstay. of the landscape that Merseyside becomes. known by.
This move to the banks of the River Mersey will ensure the Toffees get to enjoy the sights of the city like never before and if words from the man in charge of what the new 52,000 capacity stadium will look like are any guide: it’s going to be quite Awesome.
With the new Bramley-Moore Dock-based home set to open for the start of the 2024-25 season, the near-term concerns of fans, players, owners and Frank Lampard alike will be whether the Blues will remain a club of the Premier League when they enter their new home.
Work off the pitch is certainly in full swing and now fans are hoping that performances on the pitch can follow suit.
