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In a corporate box.Deano Blue Boy wrote: ↑Fri Jan 10, 2025 8:37 am Where is the best place to sit so you don't get the icy dock wind coming at you?
Was thinking this yesterday.
The ale houseDeano Blue Boy wrote:Where is the best place to sit so you don't get the icy dock wind coming at you?
Was thinking this yesterday.
Why would you ask that ?Bluedylan1 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 10, 2025 1:30 pm This isn't said in a negative or accusative way at all. It's a genuine question.
Have you ever been tested for autism?
Just that I've noticed over a period of time that your occasional misunderstandings are often with you taking things very literally and sometimes missing nuance or sarcasm. I think sometimes other people think you're on the windup or being difficult but you seem genuinely puzzled. Missing that nuance and taking things very literally can often be a behavioural pattern that is consistent with autism.
It would be obvious to think the West Stand?Deano Blue Boy wrote: ↑Fri Jan 10, 2025 8:37 am Where is the best place to sit so you don't get the icy dock wind coming at you?
Was thinking this yesterday.
Well the answer to your question is no but I find that an interesting observation, perhaps I should be more aware of it ? Let’s see .Bluedylan1 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 10, 2025 1:41 pm Just that I've noticed over a period of time that your occasional misunderstandings are often with you taking things very literally and sometimes missing nuance or sarcasm. I think sometimes other people think you're on the windup or being difficult but you seem genuinely puzzled. Missing that nuance and taking things very literally can often be a behavioural pattern that is consistent with autism.
It's just a thought. I could be totally wrong, and please understand that I am not attacking you at all. Our brains are all wired differently.
Ahead of Everton Stadium opening its doors later this year, we would like to provide you with a timely update on Everton Way; the unique paved walkway at our stunning new waterfront home.
As a purchaser of an engraved granite stone you will be eager to hear news of any progress on this exciting addition to the stadium footprint, which will cover a large area outside the South Stand and celebrate generations of Evertonians’ births, marriages, anniversaries and loved ones.
We are delighted to inform you that the initial installation work for Everton Way will begin week commencing 20 January 2025.
During this meticulous period of installation, fan access to Everton Way will understandably be restricted, although it should be noted this will not affect access to the South Stand for the upcoming Test Events. The area will be fenced off for safety and supporters will be unable to view the scheme until its completion, closer to the start of the 2025/26 season.
All of the personalised granite stones will be laid in and around a series of larger stones representing Everton Giants, which will ultimately help with the wayfinding of individual stones.
The Club will provide further information, in due course, on your exact stone location and how to find it in the overall scheme. However, Everton will aim to bring regular progress on the installation through official Club channels, as part of our stadium updates.
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