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It's certainly the one-way vehicular route to the car park etc but I'm sure it is meant to be closed to traffic after a certain time and opened to supporters. Pretty sure the North Stand exits onto it also for full time.

Which in turn may attract higher offers next time once the stadium starts getting shown on telly every week.

It's a bit strange the North Stand as there's no turnstiles in it. Unless you're heading to the family bit or the West Stand I doubt anybody will be walking up that way pre match. It does seem at the moment if it rains and you're on premises the only option is go inside or get wet.

Same with the NFL London games (although they're obviously milking a captive market). Check the tickets still remaining at Tottenham.

Read from a fans forum rep that the insides will remain plain for a while until people get used to their surroundings. They want the signposting to be clear which makes sense tbh.

Does anybody know how (or if) they are going to split the away end for clubs with lower allocations? Can't work it out from the 3 entrances into the stands if it will be possible. They also feed into a separate level 1 concourse too

Is it my eyes or are the two towers that flank 'EVERTON' different sizes/shape?

Is there anything to stop these match-by-match hospitality tickets ending up in away supporters hands? That's been an issue in other PL stadia in recent times.

What I'm getting at is that there is nowhere decent (seats, heating) in GA to entice people to stay back and I think that is an opportunity missed. What the club would probably say is that they don't want to encroach on their GA+ offering which I get but it's still a shame most will head off EFC...

I know. That wasn't my point.

It's a shame there isn't a pub type area, that will have been popular. Not sure how many will stand about on an unheated concourse drinking from plastic but each to their own.

I see they're doing a live thing from BMD for the fixtures coming out tomorrow. Wonder where they will host that from as we've only seen the home dressing room in any finished state as far as I can recall. Would be class to host it from one of the lounges. And also if there is a delay they're...

Last few years I've got in by tapping my phone/card on the top of the turnstile reader. Also last season I tried using the barcode scanner to read the season ticket on my EFC app on my phone and that worked. It's a potential workaround for those who pass the card to a family member to have them...

Well it's never gonna be Evian standard really but pretty much every dock down to Coburg is in use for some activity (and has been for years) so it must be of sufficient quality bombs or not.

They also had a stadium to fall back to should the worst happen. We don't as can't see Goodison being in a fit state due to ongoing works. (Tottenham that is).

Plus I would imagine all of the critical infrastructure testing was satisfied through the other events. This may be just a scaling rubber stamp.

We already have swimming and watersports from Nelson down to Princes Docks, even a sauna in the latter. Presume the water quality is good enough already.

Moorfields too.

And instead of every bus route utilising Leeds St/Strand onto Great Howard St maybe they could send some along Tithebarn St and Vauxhall Rd? Top end of Dale St very popular on match days.

One of the things I liked about the last test event is that while the stadium is obviosusly better facilities wise, the overall industrial feel in the GA section left you in no doubt you're there to watch the footy first and foremost. Obviously that'll be different in the hospitality areas...