New Everton Stadium at Bramley Moore Dock

[Toddacelli]

If they’re looking for body language experts I happen to know a rich untapped resource right under their noses

You absolutely beat me to this

I was gonna say tell me that you know the security lads are members of this forum - without telling me that you know the security lads are members of this forum!

[Trowel]

Some further detail about the redevelopment plans for the area behind the IoM terminal around Home Bargains, including a 70 storey tower

https://kingsliverpool.uk/70-storey-tow ... liverpool/

[Audrey Horne]

Fantastic, another tower that no normal person will ever be able to stay in

[chang]

https://kingsliverpool.uk/70-storey-tow ... liverpool/

About the tower
- 5m/727 feet in height. Liverpool’s current tallest building is the nearby West Tower, developed by Beetham in 2007, which stands at 140 metres/459 feet.
- The hotel will occupy 82,000 square feet, offering 212 rooms.
- The residential element will occupy 409,000 sq ft, offering 563 luxury residences
- There will be 24,000 square feet of residential amenities, as well as 32,000 square feet of food and beverage space

5m high

[superpull]

https://www.grandoldteam.com/2026/03/09 ... r-2026-27/

I'm going to renew, but the thought did cross my mind it may not be worth it.

Suspect that waiting list will be reduced by quite a bit next year though.

[Risky]

https://www.grandoldteam.com/2026/03/09 ... r-2026-27/

I'm going to renew, but the thought did cross my mind it may not be worth it.

Suspect that waiting list will be reduced by quite a bit next year though.

Yeah we'll renew too but it sounds like lots won't. Hopefully it allows those that are renewing to have a good opportunity to move seats if wanted - we'd like to move further down the Upper South.

[Escalator]

Yeah we'll renew too but it sounds like lots won't. Hopefully it allows those that are renewing to have a good opportunity to move seats if wanted - we'd like to move further down the Upper South.

I’m wanting to move too, does anybody know when/ how we will get the opportunity ? alway liked a higher seat like upper Gwladys but the amount of stairs to get to upper North is a ball breaker.

[TheRam]

People are sooooooo dramatic talking about the walk into town.

[Escalator]

People are sooooooo dramatic talking about the walk into town.

Was wondering about that, I honestly never have to queue more than 10-15 minutes for a bus to Lime Street, there are also plenty to Queens Square and Liverpool One, all lined up after tge match, all going from that big Chinese food place a five minute walk away.

[Shogun]

I think the most valid point they make in that article is about passing on tickets and the resale platform.

Apart from Brighton and probably the derby then it's been pretty easy to get tickets this season. I don't have a season ticket but I've been to every home match and it hasn't been particularly difficult to do so.

So why fork out on a season ticket where you can only pass it on to people who have a membership and if they do have a membership then they might have already bought a ticket off the website anyway. We've been shafted all season on the TV fixtures and if you can't go as a ST holder then you're basically throwing away money.

It's sad that you have to be a customer to go to the match now. No giving your ticket to a random Evertonian you know, they've got to spend money on a membership first.

I don't blame people for giving up a season ticket to pick and choose what match to go to.

[superpull]

People are sooooooo dramatic talking about the walk into town.

Said in the confidence of youth and health

[TheRam]

Said in the confidence of youth and health

It’s a 25-30 minute walk.

It is completely fine for the vast majority of people.

[Escalator]

I think the most valid point they make in that article is about passing on tickets and the resale platform.

Apart from Brighton and probably the derby then it's been pretty easy to get tickets this season. I don't have a season ticket but I've been to every home match and it hasn't been particularly difficult to do so.

So why fork out on a season ticket where you can only pass it on to people who have a membership and if they do have a membership then they might have already bought a ticket off the website anyway. We've been shafted all season on the TV fixtures and if you can't go as a ST holder then you're basically throwing away money.

It's sad that you have to be a customer to go to the match now. No giving your ticket to a random Evertonian you know, they've got to spend money on a membership first.

I don't blame people for giving up a season ticket to pick and choose what match to go to.

On the other hand I save over £200 having a season ticket as opposed to buying a ticket for individual games, the Burnley match was the first game this season where my ticket was not sold on re sale for a match that I didn’t want to go to. Also I was able to choose my seat, end of aisle rather than getting the odd bad seat.
During our last European campaign I was able to get tickets for Wolfsburg, Lille, Young Boys, and Benfica without any away credits, hopefully we will soon be back in Europe, for all of the above I will renew.

I guess membership is here to stay, every Premier League club has it, it prevents touts, away fans buying tickets in home section and causing trouble, the only question is why two tiers.

[superpull]

It’s a 25-30 minute walk.

It is completely fine for the vast majority of people.

I'm alright Jack

[TheRam]

I'm alright Jack

If you think the majority of 52 thousand people can’t walk 30 minutes into a city centre then ok.