Guide to move from Goodison Park to Bramley-Moore Dock
Everton’s new stadium: Guide to the move from Goodison Park to Bramley-Moore Dock
Goodison Park, the home of Everton Football Club for more than 130 years, is set to close in the summer of 2025. The historic ground was built in 1892 following a disagreement with the owner of Anfield – the ground in which Everton had started their professional career,
The Friedkin Group are new owners, David Moyes is now manager - but what will happen to director of football Kevin Thelwell?
GOODBYE Goodison Park and with it farewell to the Premier League’s last bear pit. The blue smoke bombs have cleared and the ...
Football Insider has been told by Keith Wyness that the new Everton Stadium 'still needs a lot of work' after a recent visit.
Everton’s 2023/24 financials will be published in the coming weeks, but to look at the 2022/23 accounts, commercial revenue ...
Analysing the mood and big tactical talking points ahead of the final Everton-Liverpool match at Goodison Park ...
Everton had the last laugh in Wednesday's Merseyside derby against Liverpool, their last ever meeting to be played at ...
The new Everton Stadium is gearing up for its historic first game with the pitch markings and goal posts now in place ...
A pro-rata calculation based on Everton’s current matchday income suggests that Bramley Moore Dock would generate just shy of ...
BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on The Wombats drummer and Everton fan Dan Haggis with his predictions for this ...
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