New Everton Stadium

[Gardocki]

The white structural/support columns on the northern window resemble the Archibald Leitch pattern. I assume its a design feature rather than a coincidence. I don't recall much comment about it on here.

 

[Tom Hughes]

'The brow' is too similar to 'the kop' for me, both with a hill related back story.

Surely that's essentially what a single tier stand is.... at least the term Brow has a far more local and indeed "Everton"-based connotation than a hill in South Africa.

 

[Rich1878]

Wish that was white smoke..

Soon

 

[mickefc]

I reckon it'll be called The City Stand

 

[Eggs]

'The brow' is too similar to 'the kop' for me, both with a hill related back story.

….but ours is entirely ‘local’ with genuine club links, if you know your history and all that.

 

[Eggs]

I reckon it'll be called The City Stand

….after Man City.

 

[Drico]

The "Brow" is a perfect name for a stand - especially as those filling it will have furrowed ones.

 

[blulouie]

Stand naming

South - The South stand
East - The Dock road stand
West - The Riverside stand
North - The Poo factory stand

Simples.

 

[JohnyH]

Got my email about the test events. For mandatory events that are required by law to get the required safety certificates, does anyone else think that is not just a bit cheeky for the club to be charging fans (£5 adult, £2.50 kids) for this.
They are relying on the fans to sell out these allocations to pass the tests. They know people will be more than willing to pay so they slap a fee on it.
What would they do if we all said no we not paying. They would have to let us in for free or fail.

Or is it ok for the club to scrap every possible dime from their committed fan base, as more money into the club should in theory translate to more success on the pitch?

 

[tommye]

Got my email about the test events. For mandatory events that are required by law to get the required safety certificates, does anyone else think that is not just a bit cheeky for the club to be charging fans (£5 adult, £2.50 kids) for this.
They are relying on the fans to sell out these allocations to pass the tests. They know people will be more than willing to pay so they slap a fee on it.
What would they do if we all said no we not paying. They would have to let us in for free or fail.

Or is it ok for the club to scrap every possible dime from their committed fan base, as more money into the club should in theory translate to more success on the pitch?

It's £5 ye 'kin mingebag.

Why are some people only happy when they're cryarsing

 

[mickefc]

I was surprised it wasn't priced at something like £20 with £10 concessions

 

[Rich1878]

It's £5 ye 'kin mingebag.

Why are some people only happy when they're cryarsing

And yet people moan that we are not doing enough to bring money in

 

[JohnyH]

It's £5 ye 'kin mingebag.

Why are some people only happy when they're cryarsing

obviously they got the pricing very wrong as £5 no problem for you. I wonder how much you would actually pay before you said nah you're alright. Spurs charged £10 for their test events, I just googled it. - missed a trick.

 

[arch stanton]

….but ours is entirely ‘local’ with genuine club links, if you know your history and all that.

yeah I get that but we wont control the narrative around it's naming, it'll get lost amongst the red media and insinuated that we are tagging onto their famous tourist attraction

 

[AsiaAsia82]

yeah I get that but we wont control the narrative around it's naming, it'll get lost amongst the red media and insinuated that we are tagging onto their famous tourist attraction

South = Brow End
North = Brown End