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2/2 for me, West Ham and Palace

Worth noting that whilst we have a high net spend (by our standards) this summer, it contrasts with previous recent windows where we made profits. PSR is over a three year window and we've had a major cash injection with the takeover.

Shows how much of a catalyst the Stadium has been for the area with so many abandoned buildings and warehouses being converted into Hotels, bars, restaurants and other venues. It’ll get even better still once the Liverpool Waters regeneration scheme gets into full flow.

Afcon will be a big opportunity for the likes of Dibling and Rohl to show what they've got with Gana and NDiaye not being available. Could also give Alcaraz, Iro and McNeil more game time with rotation during a busy period.

The converted warehouse (Bramley Social) looks much better than the proposed Holy Trinity Tent fan zone imo.

I always found it odd that their existing North Stand was so narrow.

If you asked me two weeks ago I would've said loan him out, but it might be that he's the 6 we've been looking for all summer.

I think he's better as an 8 and we're not exactly desperate in that department. That being said if its a loan with an option to buy then it might be an idea. Might be that Armstrong is the 6 we needed all summer so it'll be interesting to see what Moyes does with his development.

What’s his best position? 6, 8 or 10?

Quite an easy fix I guess so I assume it'll get done in the near future if deemed necessary - I'm guessing it lights up anyway so at night you wont notice the supports behind.

Wouldn’t be surprised if any of the promoted clubs panic after the first game or two and get him.

My Dads uncles dog says otherwise.

Big Baz > Sesko

Before After

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/clyrv9xmd08o Wrexham are planning on increasing the size of their KOP before its built - original plan was for ~5.5k with the option to expand with a second tier to ~7.75k. Looks like they'll just build the expanded version instead now.

This Athletic article from 2020 also shows a bridge. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/1650495/2020/03/04/everton-new-stadium-plan-bramley-moore-dock/

It was mooted at one point, as shown in this old picture - which also had the broadcast area at the opposite end of the car park. But haven't seen a bridge mentioned in a few years now.

End product might come with better players around him, always hard in a relegation battling team with a lack of quality forwards to finish chances.

Kids grow up a lot in just a few years, at 16 I would've struggled moving away from home, at 18 I was more than happy enough to leave for uni a few hours away.