Bramley-Moore Dock Drone Flyers League!

I'll take a look at some of the footage and not just the Official Everton FC.

You never know what extras you might see that have been added to the official footage and that don't exist in reality. :)

I will make a point of walking past tomorrow.

I have to admit, when I saw that shot of Goodison from Bramley-Moore Dock, it made me emotional. I've said before, I know it's what we need to do and have needed to do for decades.

It doesn't make it easier though and come the day, it's going to be hard to walk away.

It's looking great – though "you never know what extras you might see that have been added to the official footage and that don't exist in reality." Dear, dear.

If the powers that be read this and would want a view from the river on the site, as it were, I'd gladly email them a few.

Her sons are all fanatic blues and they never let her off the hook. For me, I can't wait to get home and walk down Boundary Street to Bramley-Moore Dock. Pride.

I've seen it from when the dredger was coming from Liverpool Bay and pumping sand as the base for our ground into the dock (after they took the dolphins and fish out!). Then seeing the big machines that pounded the foundations in, seeing it rising on the waterfront.

There's a bonus un all – all the way until the roof went on, you could see our spiritual home where Everton Village once stood and St George's Church at the top of the Hill, where nearly a hundred and fifty of the lads of Everton Village and round about formed St Domingo's. That area's just in view above our new ground.

And our Fourth Grace stands out on the waterfront skyline... From the top of Boundary Street, Christine.

I'll enjoy that walk.

I'm not too sure about the walk back up though!

This is how the official club website describe the stadium! Apparently there's a sign outside the Arkles pub that says something like Welcome to the World Famous Arkles. Famous to who I'm not quite sure, probably a few tourists who visit there every home match, but as every man and his dog knows, Liverpools waterfront is famous throughout the world, and this quote above is going to gnaw away at the RS for ever more!! 👍👍👍

As someone already said on another thread we should call it the The Royal Blue Mersey Stadium. The name fits nicely as the Fourth Grace along from the The Royal Liver Buildings (with blue birds ha).

It can then be referred to a The Royal Blue Mersey Stadium also known as The Fourth Grace or vice versa. The RS will go into hyper mode!

I like your 'dear dear' after my comment about extras on the official footage.

I was only having fun at the expense of all the conspiracy theorists on TW!

I'm up in Liverpool next week and am going to take a look at the stadium. Looking forward to it.

I've always said they should make the lampposts as gallows with redshite lanterns hanging down to illuminate the way.

Macca has already played a concert across the park, but as yet not at Goodison.

He has never been done before, but imagine the publicity, Paul McCartney bringing the curtain down on the Grand Old Lady with a concert, then playing another concert to open the new stadium, tickets going to season ticket holders, instead of touts grabbing most of them.

A bit of sponsorship and I would be happy of the new name, The Macca Arena.

Everton stadium before the builders arrived

Gary Lineker on MOTD “Everton are back at The Warehouse Stadium this weekend and remain unbeaten in their first 18 games there in this inaugural season. One more win will seal their first league title in almost forty years.”

Headline banner: "Everton crumble at the Whacky Warehouse". Unlike Peter Perfect, Everton were not at the races today.

Name made in heaven for the media.

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It's coming on great!