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It's much better for us than the current system because it's based on income and not overall profit, and it will come in when the stadium delivers a big boost to the income column. Increased outgoings like loan repayments etc will eat into the... -
He looks like he’s been drawn by a 5 year old.
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FFFIN Little Quilt
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This gives me the warmest tingly feeling ever.
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Back to the shire you hobbit
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lol lol lol lol
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Well if its only player costs I fully expect City to sack Haaland from the playing squad and appoint him "Director of Football Goals" and make him wear a suit during games.
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The binman chronicles replied to the thread New Everton Stadium Discussion.Probably safety reasons more than anything. The away fans always stand so better to have rails. Some of the celebrations at Goodison on Wednesday kind of show a need, I saw a few go multiple rows down jumping around.
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Love these videos
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The finish is second to none. Really coming into focus now. Wow.
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The binman chronicles replied to the thread New Everton Stadium Discussion.https://www.evertonfc.com/news/3983472/rail-seating-set-for-install-at-everton-stadium
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A fantastic memory to have. As with many of us I follow Everton because of my Dad. I have quite a few wonderful memories of being with him at Goodison, especially night games. One which stands out was when we beat West Brom 2-0 on a Wednesday...
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Suddenly hit me how lucky we are. Stadiums are to last generations and we’re about to go into a new one on the river banks.