And for those of you wondering how it will feel to walk home from this location after the game, here's a reconstruction of @MoutsGoat eating a bag of chips and heading for the Runcorn bridge.
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Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
There are already plans for more investment and planning applications are being prepared currently with regards to a number of large developments on the waterfront. There has never been more interest in the waterfront location. The new stadium will be the beginning of the city's new age and the catalyst for the city to be dragged forward past this millennium. Everton will forever be seen as the start of a new age for the city of Liverpool.
Nil Satis Niasse Optimum
Player Valuation: £20m
Four pints in the Ship & Mitre, then a nice brisk 20 minute walk to the stadium, partially sobering up along the way. Sorted!
The Ship & Mitre is already packed before the games at Goodison, it would have to expand rapidly if that was the case.
Kiwi
Say NO to Ginger Managers
Is that your head to the right rising above the Liverpool skyline?
Strange though, your eyes look a lot like clocks.
Nil Satis Niasse Optimum
Player Valuation: £20m
Not being a regular I can't comment on a 'typical' matchday experience in the Ship & Mitre, but I've been about four times in past 2 years and it's been alright each time! Quick service, space to stand, even a seat if you're lucky.
big bobs beard
Player Valuation: £8m
Sure new bars will spring up nearby, but if Everton have any sense they will make the concourses attractive enough and service easy enough for people to get served easily and with quality food and drink, with the lunchtime kick off on big screens, thus taking in some of the custom away from bars and increasing match day revenue consistently. They will shoot themselves in the foot charging £4.50 for warm Chang
There's enough pubs in and around Dale Street to suit the needs of many a fan including the Ship, Rigby's, Lady of Man, Railway, Ma Boyles etc.
If the Lion reopens then I'm sure everyone will be able to find a nice place to drink before wandering for a pint in some fancy wine bar nearby.
Cracking pub, like it big time, it's rammed before home games now though, Excelsior next door too. Trade will be booming for them if this comes off. I'm an arl arse and will find something out the way and quiet.
I honestly reckon you're under estimating how rammed they will be, they are dead busy now, that stadium there will make it even more so.
It's my dream to bevvy on Dale Street before and after the match but it will be complicated.
big bobs beard
Player Valuation: £8m
Anything like me and you will be desperate for a p*** halfway there -especially in winter!
That or get into a partnership with a brand such as Wetherspoons to make sure there's establishments in close proximity and suit fans needs.
Club could take a percentage of any profits but will ensure enough fans are close to the ground at kick off to produce a nice atmosphere.
Nil Satis Niasse Optimum
Player Valuation: £20m
I'm gonna open up a pub near to Sandhills station. Be absolutely flooded with fans on matchdays. Fiver a pint lads, or two for a tenner.
Julius Geezer
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Can you see the "Shanghai Tower" or "King Edward Tower" ever getting built ?
Would look fantastic just down from a brand new stadium .
Nil Satis Niasse Optimum
Player Valuation: £20m
Could put a special row of seats at the top of the tower, slightly angled like the vertical drop rollercoaster in Alton Towers, to offer maximum viewing pleasure. Only danger is the fans may be hit by one of Jags' punts.