New Everton Stadium at Bramley Moore Dock
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Just watched that video on the O.S. about the sensory room for neurodiverse kids, parents can now enjoy taking their kids to the match knowing that there is a facility there where fully trained staff can help in a beautiful environment if their child becomes overwhelmed, what a great club we are.
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Oooft, that'll wind up the footy fans, can't be having those fat arsed rugby boys tearing up the playing surface. 
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CannockPricey
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We've got Magic Weekend booked for July with 45k tickets across the two days sold already. These really should be good extra income streams. RL fans were really positive for the Ashes so I think it could be a home for further internationals and maybe even the Grand Final as and when Old Trafford gets redeveloped.
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CannockPricey
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Well, RL is the people's sport at the People's Club. As for RU, don't know.
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Audrey Horne
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I think most clubs have sensory rooms now don't they?Escalator wrote: ↑Tue Jan 27, 2026 3:39 pm Just watched that video on the O.S. about the sensory room for neurodiverse kids, parents can now enjoy taking their kids to the match knowing that there is a facility there where fully trained staff can help in a beautiful environment if their child becomes overwhelmed, what a great club we are.
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Irishbornevertonian
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There was a piece in the programme from yesterdays game about a lad with autism who couldn’t go to Goodison because of not being able to cope with the noise. The sensory room means that he can now attend games with his parents. Great to see that there is this option for neurodiverse kids and they can enjoy coming to watch matches as a result.Escalator wrote:Just watched that video on the O.S. about the sensory room for neurodiverse kids, parents can now enjoy taking their kids to the match knowing that there is a facility there where fully trained staff can help in a beautiful environment if their child becomes overwhelmed, what a great club we are.
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