Everton’s new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock is making exciting developments, and stunning aerial footage has surfaced recently, giving fans a glimpse of what’s to come. go out. The club confirm that development is going as planned, reaffirming its plans to move away from Goodison Park, a historic stadium that has seen more top-flight matches than any other. other in the UK.
Footage released by Everton Football Club provides a close-up view of the current condition of the North and East stands, as well as a panoramic view of the four corners of the stadium. In addition, viewers get an aerial view of the walkway to the surface from Sandhills train station, passing by Tai Pan restaurant.
Colin Chong, the stadium development director overseeing the project, recently answered fans’ most burning question: the completion date. He assured everyone that there were no delays and that the project was still on track. Although the exact move-in date has yet to be publicly revealed, the plan is to hand over the keys to Everton from Laing O’Rourke during the 2024/25 season. Once construction is complete, the stadium will undergo testing and prepare for a series of test events, which are expected to take place in the final months of 2024.
The new stadium caught the attention of former Manchester United defender Gary Neville, who was in awe when he saw it for the first time. In a scene filmed on a ferry crossing Merseyside, former Liverpool winger John Barnes pointed out Everton’s new land to Neville, who was amazed. Neville exclaimed, “Oh my God! Is that Everton’s new stadium?” He went on to express his belief that Everton will become a force to be reckoned with as they move into their impressive new home.
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