Friday 2nd August 2019
Everton have revealed the first images (and video) of their proposed new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.
The 52,000 capacity venue will be built with safe standing in mind, should a change to the law happen in the future. It was also be constructed in a way that allows capacity to be expanded to 62,000, should it be required.
The stadium will be built on the banks of the River Mersey and looks impressive (although getting away at full time could be a challenge!)
The £500m development will also include a new multi-storey car park and footbridge as well a “fan plaza” and public spaces for use throughout the year. The club is also hoping to build a small number of houses and apartments close to the stadium.
At this stage, it’s just a design. Planning permission has yet to be granted and there’s no date for when Goodison Park will close.
Rob is the owner of footballgroundmap.com. A Sheffield United fan and father of two, Rob loves nothing more than a good game of football whether that's watching the Blades or one his local non-League teams. He's somewhat of a traditionalist, preferring the older grounds to newer purpose-built ones.
Away from this website, Rob works as an Ecommerce Development Project Manager for one of the UK's largest clothing retailers.
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