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They could limit it to people who have been on your friends and family list for a certain length of time, which should be easy to validate and stop any gaming of the system.

Looks like June, going by this..

He looks a liability to be honest and lacks aggression and drive. A bit worrying. Think I’d rather Godfrey played LB and Paterson on the right

Yep, seems like the best formation with the personnel we will have available. Having 3 CB’s would also help with set-pieces, which has been a problem this season. It’s has its limitations but has worked well for Chelsea, Spurs and Wolves recently.

Absolutely no obligation to play international football, if they want to spend more time with their family instead..

I suspect (and hope) Everton will end up funding improvements like upgrading Sandhills. Moshiri wasn’t bothered about spending several million on tarting up Goodison even though we were planning to move and a similar figure could see Sandhills fit for purpose. The new trains have up to 1000...

Well yes, we have a transport plan which is just about all you need to pass the planning. Look at Kirkby, that passed council planning and nobody thought the transport plans for that were in anyway adequate. I just think that we have spent so much effort and money making other parts of the...

Sandhills will be fine for getting to BM but will be fairly useless after the game as it just isn’t designed to have so many people using it at the same time, so the wait will be prohibitive to most people. Which is a shame as it’s there is plenty of capacity in the new trains that will stop...

Don’t think that’s spending several million on Sandhills Station? it’s more making it safe rather than increasing its capacity, which is the the real problem. If I recall correctly the transport assessment in the planning docs expected most people to use Kirkdale/ Bootle Bank Hall/ Moorfields...

from the Echo... ‘If planning permission is granted then it is likely to cost, in the region, of £100m to complete, with the money coming from the various development partners that will seek to work with Everton on this groundbreaking project. ‘

it’s in Appendix 7.1_TA...part2of7 page 20

I thought that it would be like Spurs, with bars open in the stadium to stay after the match for drinks / snacks etc but it is implied that this is not the case and if you look at the interior plans I’m not sure there is the space allocated for this. The concourses aren’t that big and they...

Its not the lack of trains (there’s 24 an hour stopping at Sandhills). it’s that the plan restricts the number boarding those trains to 2500 hour. I.e. they will leave 2/3rds empty with thousands still queuing..

Had a read through the transport planning documents and two things jumped out at me.. Firstly, they expect people to stay in the stadium site after matches for longer than they do now, spreading out transport demand. However they only mention the fan park as a way to encourage people to do...

Good spot. That will be huge space now with the increased size of that side of the stadium. And by the looks of it they have added outside space on top which wasn’t there before and will have fantastic views. Hopefully that space will be open to all fans and not just corporate fans.

Yep, it would be a tragic waste of one of the best views in the city if they only used it for car parking.

It’s Parking for club staff and hospitality seats so the cars would be arriving a couple of hours before kick off and leaving after most fans.

I got told that wind tunnel testing had shown a potential problem with dangerously high winds between the buildings, so I guess it makes sense that they have reduced the size of the separate car park and moved a lot of the parking to the stadium side.

Not sure Scotland isn’t such a bad option for his first 6 months of open age football. It’s clearly not PL or even Championship standard but that’s the point really. It worked for James Maddison going to Aberdeen for a short loan spell, at a similar age, so why not Gordon?

If the much bigger and more controversial Liverpool Waters scheme wasn’t called in, why would the Stadium? Wouldn’t the same arguments apply now?