It's 'widely rumoured' but no official word on it . . so
Mr Happy
Player Valuation: £25m
Tripe
Hope so.... 1st Premier League game is on the youngest's 4th birthday. Ideally we will be away, but even if we are home he is the only one out of the 3 of us that wasn't eligible for a ST. Happy Birthday son.... we are off the match!It's 'widely rumoured' but no official word on it . . so
Hoping that this rumor is true!
chippy1722
Player Valuation: £35m
It wouldn’t surprise me, said about two years ago that I never expected things to go smoothly, I still half expect us to appear back at Goodison at some point. We have already been proved we were far too optimistic with our original dates. We haven’t even had a proper test event yet, just two very small versions where most got off at half time anyway.
chippy1722
Player Valuation: £35m
Already 8 months late on original plan, and still not even close to having an actual proper test event. Those two were pretty much a waste of time. The first full capacity first team game in pre-season is going to be absolutely carnage.
blue in oxford
Player Valuation: £2.5m
anyone know how much they paid to have this awful name to our stadium
Imagine this.
The new stadium had been built at an old disused wharf called Hill Dickinson Dock in honour of some shipping magnate from the mid Victorian era in the 19th century.
And we had been crowing for several years, as we would have been, about our new home at HDD.
Then the naming rights had come up and a firm of lawyers, Bramley Moor and Associates, had won the race.
And the stadium was to be called the Bramley Moor Stadium.
The fume over the new name would have been reversed and most of us, including myself, would have been raging on Thursday and Friday as the news broke.
The new stadium had been built at an old disused wharf called Hill Dickinson Dock in honour of some shipping magnate from the mid Victorian era in the 19th century.
And we had been crowing for several years, as we would have been, about our new home at HDD.
Then the naming rights had come up and a firm of lawyers, Bramley Moor and Associates, had won the race.
And the stadium was to be called the Bramley Moor Stadium.
The fume over the new name would have been reversed and most of us, including myself, would have been raging on Thursday and Friday as the news broke.
EXACTLYImagine this.
The new stadium had been built at an old disused wharf called Hill Dickinson Dock in honour of some shipping magnate from the mid Victorian era in the 19th century.
And we had been crowing for several years, as we would have been, about our new home at HDD.
Then the naming rights had come up and a firm of lawyers, Bramley Moor and Associates, had won the race.
And the stadium was to be called the Bramley Moor Stadium.
The fume over the new name would have been reversed and most of us, including myself, would have been raging on Thursday and Friday as the news broke.
windymiller
Player Valuation: £60m
True, there isn't a great deal of difference between Hill Dickinson and Bramley Moore, it's just two random surnames jammed together. Dock is better than stadium, in my opinion at least, but I'm not sure it's a huge issue. It'll all be forgotten about by Christmas anyway.Imagine this.
The new stadium had been built at an old disused wharf called Hill Dickinson Dock in honour of some shipping magnate from the mid Victorian era in the 19th century.
And we had been crowing for several years, as we would have been, about our new home at HDD.
Then the naming rights had come up and a firm of lawyers, Bramley Moor and Associates, had won the race.
And the stadium was to be called the Bramley Moor Stadium.
The fume over the new name would have been reversed and most of us, including myself, would have been raging on Thursday and Friday as the news broke.
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