Totally forgot about Royle. Oops.Imho Ball wasn't here long enough, same definitely applies to Gray. Latchford never won anything and Sharp has tarnished his reputation. Young, Harvey, Labone or Royle are the standout contenders to me.
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Totally forgot about Royle. Oops.Imho Ball wasn't here long enough, same definitely applies to Gray. Latchford never won anything and Sharp has tarnished his reputation. Young, Harvey, Labone or Royle are the standout contenders to me.
The royle blue mersey stand. (play on words)Totally forgot about Royle. Oops.
Media is definitely in the West Stand. This only mentions their seating area but I assume the TV crews will be over there too.Without trawling back through the planning PDFs, I believe that the TV gantry is to be in the west stand (though I am open to being corrected on that).
If so, and given you’d imagine we’d kick towards the south stand second half, then we would indeed be playing left to right.
But the players would come out of the tunnel at the bottom of the screen and turn to their right, rather than left as towards the Gwladys.
The stand the orientates closest to Goodison, should be called the Goodison End/Stand.The stadium will have some soulless corporate name. I'm happy for the stands to be just East, west, north, south..
Failing that, Dean, Kendall, Southall and one more from Ball, Young, Harvey, Latchford, Gray, Sharp, Stevens, etc.
Also I'd love to see a huge statue of Southall in that seated pose against a post. Maybe outside the southwest corner of the stand so fans could get great shots of him with the city in the background!
Just a thought.
Time to honor our greatest living blue.
They genuinely cannot bear to look at it.…..put my car into Sandhills yesterday for a service, so Mrs Eggs and I used our OAP passes and jumped the train into town for a bit of shopping and a spot of lunch.
The stadium looks glorious from the train but you could tell the passengers who were Reds. They were either purposely sitting on the other side or obviously looking at the floor as the train went past. We don’t have much too be happy about these days, but my word it does look good.
A great philosopher once wrote “naughty naughty very naughty”New ground, we need new heroes.
Keep the geographical names until we win something of note
As a great philospher once said, “you got to put your past behind you”
Thanks. Yes, you would presume so - though of course the media are based in the Main Stand at Goodison, but with the main TV gantry on the Bullens so I guess it’s hard to say for 100% certain.Media is definitely in the West Stand. This only mentions their seating area but I assume the TV crews will be over there too.
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When the old lady gets knocked down name what ever gets built there after him and leave him there in the passed , there must be some sort of monument being built to honour the old girlAgree, earn your stripes in the NEW stadium. Time to move on from some of Evertons more divisive history and start creating some new positive stuff that every Evertonian can get behind. The Kenwright legacy can stay with Goodison IMO, for whats its worth.
There is a rebuild planned at Goodison. At the moment included are the fans stones and I believe the statues.When the old lady gets knocked down name what ever gets built there after him and leave him there in the passed , there must be some sort of monument being built to honour the old girl
NorthThe stand the orientates closest to Goodison, should be called the Goodison End/Stand.
i hope they move the statues to the new ground i presume something will be built commemorating the ground within what ever buildings get built and naming it after Kenwright I don't think will bother manyThere is a rebuild planned at Goodison. At the moment included are the fans stones and I believe the statues.
Personally I think the statues should be moved to BMD and given pride of place on the fans plaza were they will be seen on a regular basis by 53k and by visitors that will be attracted to the site and will learn about our history.
I think other clubs that have moved have historic statues at the new ground. eg Sunderland & Middlesbrough.
Whilst we have long fond memories of Goodison once we have moved our focus will be BMD not L4. Whilst not on the same scale Northwich Vics had a historic ground which now has houses on it. Time moves on, our match day rituals will change and I think the place for the statues is where Everton play and Evertonians gather
Presumably the East next as workers on West roofSeats added to upper east stand