New Everton Stadium - Hill Dickinson Stadium

[The binman chronicles]

 

[Mrtallywacker]

They should invite the eyebrow Kopite and his cone to open the stadium.

Think they might need to do that via a medium my son.

God bless.

 

[TrailerTrash]

Selhurst Park and Toteningham both have those awful multi layered advertising hoardings going up multiple levels, with Selhurst park having g one on the bloody roof level.

Hope ours doesn't look as awful.

 

[TrailerTrash]

Think they might need to do that via a medium my son.

God bless.

Need a Brass cone and a plaque, as a memorial.

 

[GoldenToffee]

Thankfully Bill isn't around to claim credit for the stadium.

 

[PercyPlant]

Anyone know if the whole plaza area will be open to anyone who wants to visit tomorrow or will they be checking tickets at the wall gates?

 

[PhilM]

I understand that the training facility is a bigger draw as thats where they spend more of their days

Finch Farm is still a very good training facility, however if you compare it with the likes of Leicester's, City's or even (sadly) the RS's, it does need some work.

Anyone know if the whole plaza area will be open to anyone who wants to visit tomorrow or will they be checking tickets at the wall gates?

They're checking at the gates, and importantly the entire plaza is not open even for those attending: they will funnel fans straight to their turnstiles.

 

[West Side Charlie]

The weather looks ok for tomorrow night, cold but dry.

 

[Cow kecks]

Think they might need to do that via a medium my son.

God bless.

Don't know where it came from but Stuart McDonald is alive and well , seen him a couple of weeks ago in Prescot. He's still a total beaut and I let him know it.

 

[Cels]

I've not been out on the ale for nearly twenty years so I don't know the price of a pint, but is £2.50 a decent price? He said Murphy's is doing it as a special deal, so how much is the average price of a pint normally these days in town?

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

I've not been out on the ale for nearly twenty years so I don't know the price of a pint, but is £2.50 a decent price? He said Murphy's is doing it as a special deal, so how much is the average price of a pint normally these days in town?

Depends on the time and area but about £4.50/5

 

[The binman chronicles]

I've not been out on the ale for nearly twenty years so I don't know the price of a pint, but is £2.50 a decent price? He said Murphy's is doing it as a special deal, so how much is the average price of a pint normally these days in town?

Think in the Thomas Frost spoons it's not a lot more than that for a pint. Down South where I am it's pushing £5, if not more for premium lager.

 

[murphy89]

Depends on the time and area but about £4.50/5

Pushing 8 quid a pint in some places in the city centre these days.

 

[Cels]

Depends on the time and area but about £4.50/5

Think in the Thomas Frost spoons it's not a lot more than that for a pint. Down South where I am it's pushing £5, if not more for premium lager.

Pushing 8 quid a pint in some places in the city centre these days.

Cheers lads, think I'll opt for going to the Offy and enjoying a pint at home.

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[Milk]

£7 for a pint in London when I was there a few weeks ago