Mrtallywacker
GOT spiritual advisor
Should we believe "an Everton source" or the official club website? ?
Yep, Bramley-Moore Dock it is.
God bless.
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Yep, Bramley-Moore Dock it is.
God bless.
ultra
Player Valuation: £15m
Always a surprise to see a Stalin quote on a footy forum ?
Goodison today. They finished laying the pich this morning apparantly.
My sister just sent the pics. Gonna really miss this.
windymiller
Player Valuation: £60m
Talking of which, what about we build a statue to Bill Kenwright and erect it at Bramley-Moore? That way maybe some of us who can't stand the man can topple it and drag it into the Mersey like they did with that one down in Bristol.
They dragged a statue all the way from Bristol to the Mersey? WOW!
BullensRoad
Player Valuation: £25m
Look at Brighton's which has something similar. Not a fan.
How is Brantley Moore related to slavery?
The last Liverpool slave ship was 1807 and the dock opened in 1848.
Just curious!
RobSpurs
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Does the second part of that quote relate to the name or the apparent onsite memorial talked about in the article? It's not clear. If it's even true at all.
And the first part is almost certainly true just because it'll be named after whoever sponsors it.
I'm guessing after construction the name BMD is likely to disappear, in the same way Ashburton Grove or The Northumberland Development Project did.
Everton's new Bramley-Moore stadium is a stark reminder of Liverpool's historic entanglement with slavery in Brazil | LSE Latin America and Caribbean
Despite opposition from heritage groups, Everton Football Club's planned move to a new £500-million stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock has this week been given the green light by planning officials. The grade-II listed site is rightly regarded as an important example of Liverpool's rich maritime...
blogs.lse.ac.uk
The man who it was named after had a dubious history mate.
It probably wouldn't sink, it would just keep popping up and down like a Mersey version of the Loch Ness monster
charlie atkins
Player Valuation: £8m
Who cares I think it's a great name with a great history. Just like our club. So if you know your history ???Does the second part of that quote relate to the name or the apparent onsite memorial talked about in the article? It's not clear. If it's even true at all.
And the first part is almost certainly true just because it'll be named after whoever sponsors it.
I'm guessing after construction the name BMD is likely to disappear, in the same way Ashburton Grove or The Northumberland Development Project did.
Everton's new Bramley-Moore stadium is a stark reminder of Liverpool's historic entanglement with slavery in Brazil | LSE Latin America and Caribbean
Despite opposition from heritage groups, Everton Football Club's planned move to a new £500-million stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock has this week been given the green light by planning officials. The grade-II listed site is rightly regarded as an important example of Liverpool's rich maritime...
Some where for your dog to have a pee.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
It's contextualising that dock's connection to slavery to other civic sites with a slave trade legacy.Does the second part of that quote relate to the name or the apparent onsite memorial talked about in the article? It's not clear. If it's even true at all.
And the first part is almost certainly true just because it'll be named after whoever sponsors it.
I'm guessing after construction the name BMD is likely to disappear, in the same way Ashburton Grove or The Northumberland Development Project did.
Everton's new Bramley-Moore stadium is a stark reminder of Liverpool's historic entanglement with slavery in Brazil | LSE Latin America and Caribbean
Despite opposition from heritage groups, Everton Football Club's planned move to a new £500-million stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock has this week been given the green light by planning officials. The grade-II listed site is rightly regarded as an important example of Liverpool's rich maritime...
The dock itself was built in the 1840s, so post slave emancipation. But the name of it is the issue for Everton, as that man, Bramley Moore, not only traded in Brazil in his younger days he also acted for the city's Brazil Association, which traded with that country - a country that only emancipated slaves in the 1880s.
I agree with you too: just as with Ashburton Grove the name Bramley Moore will wither away...even more quickly if the name is not pushed out by the club or fans.