Hi Nick, Another amazing video again, I'm watching it from Stoney Cross in the New Forest, there is plenty of history here, from RAF/USAF Airfields, to Calshot where the Schnieder Trophy was raced in the 1920/30's. I have to say though it is truly amazing with each video, how much closer the finish is and now we are talking about months now, I've heard so many supporters from up and down the country looking forward to paying BMD a visit and thanks for such amazing videos and information about our new home
Tongue in cheek comment from you Nick re solar panels not yet installed...I have just returned home to NZ and didn't have hardly any sun in uk - very disappointed but never mind. Great vid by the way. Was able to see progress, it's going to be beautiful stadium.
Bro been a blue fan all my life. There's a few times in life that, I have enjoyed watching anythink. Outside of the bouys playing. BUT your last fly over of the ground an seeing the flat surface, of the new stadium was brilliant bro. Keep it up bro 🎉🎉🎉😊
You seem surprised that they, Laing O'Rourke, would watch your videos. It makes sense for them to use yours and other TH-camrs videos to do some quality control on the site, especially high areas. It's cheaper than highering someone to do the same work. 😅 Great video as always. COYB.
Nick, thanks, although my comments were from quite a long time ago now, so they may have appeared 'late' and not newsworthy. If you want to try to show the floodlights, again, then the best way is to view them along the longest, shallowest trajectory, which means you should fly at one of the NW/NE/SE/SW corners and look diagonally across the stadium to see the top front edge of the walkway through the trusses. They are in groups of 3, generally along the East and West stands and groups of 4 or 5 along the South and North stands' walkways. You can actually see them from the South or North as well, if you look to the side and well behind the Giant Screens.
@@misterdroneuk Hi, Nick, yes, indeed they were but not for the first time. I commented about them before all of you went on the tour, so pointed them out multiple times on a few channels. It even prompted me to send a private comment elsewhere with screenshot photos (as you have been super busy). All good now that you have picked up on it. All the best.
Cheers Nick. Great work as usual. I'd love to know when they're going to sort the end pieces for wrap-around sections of the north stand. They've been exposed for ages and it's at odds with all the smart brick and steelwork around it.
Hi Nick, great piece as usual. I was wondering if you could possibly confirm if the Everton way was inspired by the Celtic way at Celtic Park, and if there where any communication between both clubs regarding it. HAIL HAIL UP THE TOFFEES
Hi Nick, Question regarding the brick facade; what’s the reason for the black cladding on the exterior and the differing distances between the brick facade and black cladding. Thanks, and keep up the good work.
Only just picked up on the blue flags/stones that are to represent water. It’s the dock water isn’t it ?? I’ve followed the original dock wall that’s visible from aerial view above the fan plaza turning left towards the north stand just next to the pump house Brilliant sorry for being so slow on the uptake 😂😂
you can see the floodlights clearly on your tour video (4.05 on the 'inside tour only' version) attached to the pitch side of the maintenance gantry. Also in todays video we can see the final bits of roof trim being added to the diagonal gap in the east stand polycarbonate sheets (both ends)
Hi Great video, would you ask what they’re going to doing with the fans ashes that are in Ernes placed in Goodson park ground, are they being moved to the new stadium?
Hi Nick, Great video as usual. The roof seems to have a few stripes on it, with there being slightly different colours in the long strips that are on the top (if that makes sense). Will there be some sort of finishing spray applied to it so as to make it all one colour?
Have followed your video's since day one and enjoyed your excellent content and the high quality so keep up the great work Nick! Not sure if this has been asked by anyone before, but why are the see through panels on the east stand barrel cladding not uniform. There are four same size areas towards the south end and only three areas towards the north end which are not the same size. Might seem a trivial point but I would have thought this should have been a uniform pattern. Makes me think they must have put a few wrong cladding panels towards the north end instead of the see through ones. Apart from that, it looks brilliant and well done to LO'R for a fantastic and fascinating construction sequence.
Not a mistake, part of the design. The air exhaust vents are placed over extractor fans from hospitality/kitchens. There did appear to be an extractor fan where they haven’t installed an air exhaust vent, which was surprising. Does look odd.
Hi Nick, again another great video, with you saying how big it was being inside on the tour do you think the club got the actual stadium size correct or like myself and many other’s still can’t understand why they didn’t go for 60k plus?
Personally, I think the club made a big mistake not opting for 60,000 when you consider there are 34,000 Blues now on the season ticket waiting list. Apparently, the club commissioned a ‘specialist’ consultant to investigate the optimum capacity and the conclusion was around 50,000. There was a fear about empty seats. They massively under-estimated the fan base, unfortunately. I can’t see the government changing the law on safe standing.
The barrel cladding is fantastic and makes such a difference to the overall appearance of the stadium. Is it just me or is there a shaded section missing from the right hand side. On the left of the stand, there are four shaded sections but on the right, there are only three.
Awesome work as always, Nick. On the barrel cladding for the East and West stand, do you know why they have those patterned clearer looking sections? On the East, I can count 4 towards the NE end and 3 randomly spaced out ones towards the SE. However, on the West, there seems to be much more of them potentially running the full length.
They’re air exhaust vents. The number and location of each is linked to the extractor fans under the cladding from hospitality/kitchens. The west (main stand) has more extractor fans from e.g. more kitchens, so has more air exhaust vents compared to the east.
I have one question: Why do the South Stand, the home end, have gaps on either side of the goal at the front? The whole of that end should be a solid wall of Blue at pitch level!
@@DuncTheBlue1878 This will upset a few. That terrace should have gone to ground level with seats and safe standing. In fact, I cannot understand why there is no safe standing in the upper tier if they want to create a wall for the home end. Also, why is there no safe standing option on the North lower part of the stand?
@@Tinhead777 Yeah, you’re right, it will upset a few. However, wheelchair users have every right to be at pitch level in the home end. Apparently, as part of the club’s many fan surveys, they calculated the number who want to stand throughout the entire game. This is why they decided to have the upper tier of the south stand and the entire north stand as standard seating, rather than rail seating. North east corner lower tier will have rail seating for the away fans (you probably know this).
@@DuncTheBlue1878 Is that a legal right? People have a right to easy access to designated areas of the stadium. There are also optimum viewing areas that should be selected and have been, but the home end will offer a lesser viewing experience. The home end should have been a solid wall of Blue, hostile and yet passionate; I have a sense that the opposition players taking corners are getting a free ride. Stats do not tell the whole story. However, there is no reason why those areas could not have been accommodated for safe standing and essentially future-proofing the stadium; it can be done in the future, at least, I hope so. This is my opinion concerning the home end of the stadium; I have chronic conditions that may ensure I can never visit the new stadium. Also, those areas would be the best option for me, so yer, having spent my time in the Street End, especially in the late 1970s/80s when we stood on the terraces, I would want the experience, but I am disappointed the South Stand is not what was promised.
Nick, been keeping track of the stadiums progress on your channel since I live in Texas, USA. Nice one mate! Q: Do you know where the team buses would drop off the team on match days? Looks really narrow on both south/north stands. Cheers
Two options for the team bus: on calm, sunny days the bus will drop the players off at the front of the west plaza terrace, between the steps and the water channel (middle entrance). On bad weather days, the bus will stop at the northern entrance to the tunnel under the west plaza terrace (close to the north west corner of the stadium).
My understanding from previous video comments is that the team buses will travel under the North stand overhang. This looks narrow from the drone footage but there's enough room for a 2 m wide personal pathway adjacent to the south stand and a 5 m wide vehicle pathway. For comparison, Queensway tunnel lanes are 9 feet wide (2.7 m). Kingsway tunnel lanes are 12 feet wide (3.6 m).
Hi Nick.. Is their any news as to when the flat spots and roof under the barrell cladding is getting painted? On the concept images that was all black so it blended in with the black cladding.
Hi nick can u answer me this question I know its amazing that it's nearly finished....but do u ever get emotional thinking its almost over and you will have to stop the every day drone ..stuff as in does it make u happy and sad at the sane time I often think its almost over they say its the journey....you get me
Does anyone know the plans for public access on non-matchdays? I was surprised to see metal gates near the towers where the weeds were growing out of. I thought/assumed the site was fully accessible by the public at all times to be honest. Will all (four?) ways in have gates on?
Nick one question for yourself, David or Dunc the blue. Do you guys know what percentage of local (as within the city area)company’s have been involved with this magnificent stadium. Am sure before work commenced it was stated a certain percentage would have to be used as part of getting the planning permission. ?
Last December, the club said “The social value of Everton Stadium is another impressive aspect of the project. As we enter the final year of the build, figures show that 69 per cent of the workforce are from the locally defined area, with over 100 apprentices now working on, or contributing towards the stadium.” Unsure what % of local companies.
@@DuncTheBlue1878 Thanks Dunc. It was just one of them questions at the back of my mined. You see these project start off with the best intentions and slowly drift away from the original proposal due to program issues etc. Thanks again.
Not sure if the seats themselves would be numbered, as they are designed to be removable for repair/replacement etc. I would've thought that the concrete or the seat support would be stencilled with the number as this is a permanent fixture. I may be wrong (not for the first time), but maybe someone in the know could answer.
Does anyone know if the beige areas / roof / mezzanine between the metalwork and the brick facades is going to be 'blended' in...look ugly at the minute!
Car parking will be very limited, but it’s not particularly great at Goodison either. There will inevitably be new car parks emerging before the first game next year, but the club hope that fans will use the train to Sandhills, the new bus routes or walk to the ground.
Without Everton Liverpool FC wouldn't have had a stadium cause if Everton got to stay at anfield and didn't have a greedy land owner at the time you would've had the ground instead and Liverpool FC wouldn't exist 👍
@@DuncTheBlue1878 I'm from London and even I know that Everton were the first team to play at anfield but unlike the LFC ones I'm a Arsenal fan with a soft spot for Everton like my late grandmother
@@terryscrewloosesings 👍🏻 The fans that support a PL club 200+ miles from where they’re from are usually clueless. I bet the LFC fans in the south east don’t know about the horrific Heysel disaster.
@@DuncTheBlue1878 probably not but cause I was a kid at the time I remember it vividly as I do the Hillsborough one I also remember the 1988 match QPR Vs Liverpool when Liverpool got beat by QPR 3-2 I cheered every goal against Liverpool 👍
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Thanks for the Q&A.
THE-PITCH ! THE-PITCH ! THE-PITCH ! 🎉😊
Great video again Nick wow the PITCH very good stadium amazing
Hi Nick,
Another amazing video again, I'm watching it from Stoney Cross in the New Forest, there is plenty of history here, from RAF/USAF Airfields, to Calshot where the Schnieder Trophy was raced in the 1920/30's.
I have to say though it is truly amazing with each video, how much closer the finish is and now we are talking about months now, I've heard so many supporters from up and down the country looking forward to paying BMD a visit and thanks for such amazing videos and information about our new home
Tongue in cheek comment from you Nick re solar panels not yet installed...I have just returned home to NZ and didn't have hardly any sun in uk - very disappointed but never mind. Great vid by the way. Was able to see progress, it's going to be beautiful stadium.
Nice one mate. The trees look in much better shape. Great to see 👍
Thanks Nick, I agree one team is working on the cladding, the other crane has a person lift attached.
One of your most informative videos so far Nick. They'll get more interesting as various parts near completion and we can finally see the big picture.
Fantastic update Nick and some really interesting questions.
Bro been a blue fan all my life. There's a few times in life that, I have enjoyed watching anythink. Outside of the bouys playing. BUT your last fly over of the ground an seeing the flat surface, of the new stadium was brilliant bro. Keep it up bro 🎉🎉🎉😊
Top video Mr drone 👍
Top video it's looking 🔬 magnificent
You seem surprised that they, Laing O'Rourke, would watch your videos. It makes sense for them to use yours and other TH-camrs videos to do some quality control on the site, especially high areas. It's cheaper than highering someone to do the same work. 😅
Great video as always. COYB.
Coyb n coye great video as always
Nick, thanks, although my comments were from quite a long time ago now, so they may have appeared 'late' and not newsworthy.
If you want to try to show the floodlights, again, then the best way is to view them along the longest, shallowest trajectory, which means you should fly at one of the NW/NE/SE/SW corners and look diagonally across the stadium to see the top front edge of the walkway through the trusses. They are in groups of 3, generally along the East and West stands and groups of 4 or 5 along the South and North stands' walkways. You can actually see them from the South or North as well, if you look to the side and well behind the Giant Screens.
Hi David, your comments were on my video from Sunday 🤷♂️
Great comment re flood lighting David
@@misterdroneuk Hi, Nick, yes, indeed they were but not for the first time. I commented about them before all of you went on the tour, so pointed them out multiple times on a few channels. It even prompted me to send a private comment elsewhere with screenshot photos (as you have been super busy). All good now that you have picked up on it. All the best.
Hi nick as those black gates at the south east towers always been there on the road side are they new
Test events are necessary in order to get a stadium-safety-certificate off the local authority. GPS will probably be used to level the pitch.
Cheers Nick. Great work as usual. I'd love to know when they're going to sort the end pieces for wrap-around sections of the north stand. They've been exposed for ages and it's at odds with all the smart brick and steelwork around it.
Hi Nick, great piece as usual.
I was wondering if you could possibly confirm if the Everton way was inspired by the Celtic way at Celtic Park, and if there where any communication between both clubs regarding it.
HAIL HAIL
UP THE TOFFEES
Hi Nick,
Question regarding the brick facade; what’s the reason for the black cladding on the exterior and the differing distances between the brick facade and black cladding.
Thanks, and keep up the good work.
David is the best. Must be very close related with the whole project. Special guy. Architect or executor. Best informer👍
@@jurgenvoogt1638 I think he is Dan Meis in disguise
@@stephenlinden-wyatt-ys8vy who is Dan Meis? 😅
@@jurgenvoogt1638 just some talentless guy from America 😉😝
@@jurgenvoogt1638 ; the stadium architect.
@@williamwatson228 really?
Only just picked up on the blue flags/stones that are to represent water. It’s the dock water isn’t it ?? I’ve followed the original dock wall that’s visible from aerial view above the fan plaza turning left towards the north stand just next to the pump house
Brilliant sorry for being so slow on the uptake 😂😂
you can see the floodlights clearly on your tour video (4.05 on the 'inside tour only' version) attached to the pitch side of the maintenance gantry. Also in todays video we can see the final bits of roof trim being added to the diagonal gap in the east stand polycarbonate sheets (both ends)
aq I'd agree that it looks like the mitred Polycarbonate corner Expansion Gaps have been attended to. Deserves a closer look.
Thank you . ⚽️
You are starting to sound, just like us Celtic supporters felt when Celtic Park was rebuilt, 🎉
Hi Great video, would you ask what they’re going to doing with the fans ashes that are in Ernes placed in Goodson park ground, are they being moved to the new stadium?
A stadium the Blues should be proud of, and the Reds must be Green with envy. Just wish the Toon would build one ....
3:57 the 2nd octopus manipulator is to the right of the southernmost crane.
Ohhh is it. I missed it
Good spot Lad 🙌
Hi Nick,
Great video as usual.
The roof seems to have a few stripes on it, with there being slightly different colours in the long strips that are on the top (if that makes sense). Will there be some sort of finishing spray applied to it so as to make it all one colour?
No finishing spray required. The change in colour is down to oxidisation of the aluminium. In time, it’ll all look the same.
@@DuncTheBlue1878 cheers mate.
This new stadium will also attract players. Who wouldn’t want to play in this arena.
Jaden Philogene has chosen Ipswich instead of EFC 🤯
The club should offer transfer targets a tour of BMD - they’d sign there and then.
Have followed your video's since day one and enjoyed your excellent content and the high quality so keep up the great work Nick!
Not sure if this has been asked by anyone before, but why are the see through panels on the east stand barrel cladding not uniform. There are four same size areas towards the south end and only three areas towards the north end which are not the same size. Might seem a trivial point but I would have thought this should have been a uniform pattern. Makes me think they must have put a few wrong cladding panels towards the north end instead of the see through ones. Apart from that, it looks brilliant and well done to LO'R for a fantastic and fascinating construction sequence.
Not a mistake, part of the design. The air exhaust vents are placed over extractor fans from hospitality/kitchens. There did appear to be an extractor fan where they haven’t installed an air exhaust vent, which was surprising. Does look odd.
Hi Nick, again another great video, with you saying how big it was being inside on the tour do you think the club got the actual stadium size correct or like myself and many other’s still can’t understand why they didn’t go for 60k plus?
Personally, I think the club made a big mistake not opting for 60,000 when you consider there are 34,000 Blues now on the season ticket waiting list. Apparently, the club commissioned a ‘specialist’ consultant to investigate the optimum capacity and the conclusion was around 50,000. There was a fear about empty seats. They massively under-estimated the fan base, unfortunately. I can’t see the government changing the law on safe standing.
I thought the site and size governed the size and if they wanted more seats it couldn't have been at BMD
Roof of the stadium also resembles the roofs of the buildings on the north side
Hi Nick do you know whether the complex will be open on non match days thanks
The barrel cladding is fantastic and makes such a difference to the overall appearance of the stadium. Is it just me or is there a shaded section missing from the right hand side. On the left of the stand, there are four shaded sections but on the right, there are only three.
Yeah, the air exhaust vents look odd on the east side but that’s the design
@@DuncTheBlue1878 it must be getting EXHAUSTING repeating the same stuff over and over.
@@timhh6642 😆 Nah, I don’t mind providing (what I think) are the correct answers to other Blues
It's looking better than the dump on the hump or as I like to call it spam field!
Top video Nick - do you or Dave B know if the west terrace steps will have a finished surface or is the concrete being left exposed?
I asked this a few weeks ago. Being left as the are now. Dont know why they cant recycle the seats from Goodison after closure and fit some here.🤔🤔
Deffo 2 you may not be able to see them on your small screen, one hooked up and one by the righthand entrance in front of other crane.
Looks good very white the floor at first look you think its snow
Any details of how the capacity increase that was originally talked about in the plans will be incorporated in to an expansion?
Capacity increase to 62,000 depends on the government changing the law on safe standing (3 fans for 2 rail seats). Highly unlikely, unfortunately.
Nick, on your site tour, did you manage to get in the tunnel under the West stand steps. If so, what was that like? Bri
He walked through the players’ tunnel under the west stand but not the tunnel under the west plaza terrace
@@DuncTheBlue1878 At 4:45 on the improved sound version, I suspect he comes out of the West stand past some turnstiles and into the terrace tunnel.
@@maccgordon8310 Yep, looks like he did 👍🏻 Apologies, hadn’t noticed that.
Might change my band name to the octopus manipulators! 😅
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@davidbadcock2225 david and the bad cocks!! 🤣🤣
@@cjgsicknote Nevermind the Badcocks
Awesome work as always, Nick. On the barrel cladding for the East and West stand, do you know why they have those patterned clearer looking sections? On the East, I can count 4 towards the NE end and 3 randomly spaced out ones towards the SE. However, on the West, there seems to be much more of them potentially running the full length.
They’re air exhaust vents. The number and location of each is linked to the extractor fans under the cladding from hospitality/kitchens. The west (main stand) has more extractor fans from e.g. more kitchens, so has more air exhaust vents compared to the east.
@@DuncTheBlue1878 Interesting. Thanks very much.
Nick the other" SPIDER "/ "Octopus Manipulator" is in front of the other crane bottom of the steps by the right Entrance ,
I have one question: Why do the South Stand, the home end, have gaps on either side of the goal at the front? The whole of that end should be a solid wall of Blue at pitch level!
Those ‘gaps’ are for wheelchair users
@@DuncTheBlue1878 This will upset a few. That terrace should have gone to ground level with seats and safe standing. In fact, I cannot understand why there is no safe standing in the upper tier if they want to create a wall for the home end.
Also, why is there no safe standing option on the North lower part of the stand?
@@Tinhead777 Yeah, you’re right, it will upset a few. However, wheelchair users have every right to be at pitch level in the home end.
Apparently, as part of the club’s many fan surveys, they calculated the number who want to stand throughout the entire game. This is why they decided to have the upper tier of the south stand and the entire north stand as standard seating, rather than rail seating. North east corner lower tier will have rail seating for the away fans (you probably know this).
@@DuncTheBlue1878 Is that a legal right? People have a right to easy access to designated areas of the stadium. There are also optimum viewing areas that should be selected and have been, but the home end will offer a lesser viewing experience.
The home end should have been a solid wall of Blue, hostile and yet passionate; I have a sense that the opposition players taking corners are getting a free ride.
Stats do not tell the whole story. However, there is no reason why those areas could not have been accommodated for safe standing and essentially future-proofing the stadium; it can be done in the future, at least, I hope so.
This is my opinion concerning the home end of the stadium; I have chronic conditions that may ensure I can never visit the new stadium.
Also, those areas would be the best option for me, so yer, having spent my time in the Street End, especially in the late 1970s/80s when we stood on the terraces, I would want the experience, but I am disappointed the South Stand is not what was promised.
Nick, been keeping track of the stadiums progress on your channel since I live in Texas, USA. Nice one mate!
Q: Do you know where the team buses would drop off the team on match days? Looks really narrow on both south/north stands. Cheers
Under the west stand mezzanine
Two options for the team bus: on calm, sunny days the bus will drop the players off at the front of the west plaza terrace, between the steps and the water channel (middle entrance). On bad weather days, the bus will stop at the northern entrance to the tunnel under the west plaza terrace (close to the north west corner of the stadium).
My understanding from previous video comments is that the team buses will travel under the North stand overhang. This looks narrow from the drone footage but there's enough room for a 2 m wide personal pathway adjacent to the south stand and a 5 m wide vehicle pathway. For comparison, Queensway tunnel lanes are 9 feet wide (2.7 m). Kingsway tunnel lanes are 12 feet wide (3.6 m).
Hi, nice vide again! Does anyone know what's going into the hydraulic tower? A cafe?
The club haven’t announced their plans yet
@@DuncTheBlue1878 Nice thanks
Hi Nick.. Is their any news as to when the flat spots and roof under the barrell cladding is getting painted? On the concept images that was all black so it blended in with the black cladding.
It’ll be one of the later jobs, I think
@@DuncTheBlue1878 good stuff mate! Just clarifying its deffo happening 🙌🏼
Hi nick can u answer me this question I know its amazing that it's nearly finished....but do u ever get emotional thinking its almost over and you will have to stop the every day drone ..stuff as in does it make u happy and sad at the sane time I often think its almost over they say its the journey....you get me
@patrickCoil question Nick..16:11 was the time stamp on the vid he watched.
its looks like there is two another one in front of far right entrance
Does anyone know if the bar will be open to the public on non match days for a pint or anything
Why is there an odd number of diamond windows in the east side barrel cladding ?
They’re air exhaust vents. The number depends on how many extractor fans there are (from e.g. kitchens) under the barrel cladding.
Does anyone know the plans for public access on non-matchdays? I was surprised to see metal gates near the towers where the weeds were growing out of. I thought/assumed the site was fully accessible by the public at all times to be honest. Will all (four?) ways in have gates on?
Those gates will be open the vast majority of time
It’s called a manipulator , a spider is a crane
So, why did you finish over the pitch?
What?
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Nick one question for yourself, David or Dunc the blue. Do you guys know what percentage of local (as within the city area)company’s have been involved with this magnificent stadium. Am sure before work commenced it was stated a certain percentage would have to be used as part of getting the planning permission. ?
Last December, the club said “The social value of Everton Stadium is another impressive aspect of the project. As we enter the final year of the build, figures show that 69 per cent of the workforce are from the locally defined area, with over 100 apprentices now working on, or contributing towards the stadium.”
Unsure what % of local companies.
@@DuncTheBlue1878 Thanks Dunc. It was just one of them questions at the back of my mined. You see these project start off with the best intentions and slowly drift away from the original proposal due to program issues etc. Thanks again.
50,000 seats in now apparently
Not sure if the seats themselves would be numbered, as they are designed to be removable for repair/replacement etc. I would've thought that the concrete or the seat support would be stencilled with the number as this is a permanent fixture. I may be wrong (not for the first time), but maybe someone in the know could answer.
I think you’re right 👍🏻
That top shot looks like its going to keep noise in! Coyb...
Does anyone know if the beige areas / roof / mezzanine between the metalwork and the brick facades is going to be 'blended' in...look ugly at the minute!
Black (or dark grey) sealant will cover the beige, eventually
where are people expected to park their cars to attend matches, or vist the shop? are supporters expected to use public transport, or walk? mike.u.
Car parking will be very limited, but it’s not particularly great at Goodison either. There will inevitably be new car parks emerging before the first game next year, but the club hope that fans will use the train to Sandhills, the new bus routes or walk to the ground.
This is a real stadium how it shall look. Not like Anfield with leaking roof in a new stand😅😅😅Anfield is going to be Old Trafford 2.0
Without Everton Liverpool FC wouldn't have had a stadium cause if Everton got to stay at anfield and didn't have a greedy land owner at the time you would've had the ground instead and Liverpool FC wouldn't exist 👍
Haha and every Kopshite would be supporting Everton. One club city like Newcstle
👍🏻 I reckon the vast majority of LFC fans have no idea, especially the ones in London, Essex and Hertfordshire
@@DuncTheBlue1878 I'm from London and even I know that Everton were the first team to play at anfield but unlike the LFC ones I'm a Arsenal fan with a soft spot for Everton like my late grandmother
@@terryscrewloosesings 👍🏻 The fans that support a PL club 200+ miles from where they’re from are usually clueless. I bet the LFC fans in the south east don’t know about the horrific Heysel disaster.
@@DuncTheBlue1878 probably not but cause I was a kid at the time I remember it vividly as I do the Hillsborough one I also remember the 1988 match QPR Vs Liverpool when Liverpool got beat by QPR 3-2 I cheered every goal against Liverpool 👍
Re. the test events: I think it'd be nice for the women to have one of the test events personally, as it'll surely get a full house.