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Never met anyone who voted for Thatcher either

There's a huge piece of my heart that sinks at the thought or idea of a Yankee style stadium. I'm older, more traditional and maybe stuck in the past, but the future is longer than I am. I guess that's the end of my Fourth Grace stadium or The Corinthians stadium hopes.... I'll get my dusty coat

Happy to sell my soul for a pair of CL level wingbacks at this point.

Bluebridge wrote: ↑Sat Dec 28, 2024 9:49 am I hope they don’t ruin it with over the top advertising.

and end up looking like Times Square in new york eeek

It’s likely to all go very American anyway. Why not be ahead of the curve? Early adopters get the most benefits.

Apparently "supporters club" members have been and chosen their season ticket seats already - bypassing the tenure nonsense the rest of us had to adhere to

One club has taken 32 seats with the lowest tenure being four years

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Wonder how many went to GOT.

Admin wrote: ↑Tue Dec 31, 2024 8:13 pm Apparently "supporters club" members have been and chosen their season ticket seats already - bypassing the tenure nonsense the rest of us had to adhere to

One club has taken 32 seats with the lowest tenure being four years

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What exactly is a supporters club ? Would say ESCLA (Everton supporters club London association) qualify ?

Escalator wrote: What exactly is a supporters club ? Would say ESCLA (Everton supporters club London association) qualify ?

If they have members who are season ticket holders then I'd guess so

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Wow, not long to wait at all:

https://www.evertonfc.com/season-25-26/test-events/

First Everton Stadium test event will take place on Monday 17 February

Second test event to be held in late March or early April, with the date to be confirmed following test event one

Everton’s Under-18s and Under-21s will play friendlies as part of test event schedule

Tickets for first two test events will be made available to Season Ticket Members, Hospitality Members, 2025/26 Premium Members and shareholders via a ballot opening on Friday 3 January (10am)

10,000 spectators to watch first test event, with capacity to increase to 25,000 for second event

Events will allow Club to obtain necessary licencing and safety certificates to officially open at full capacity from next season

Details of third test event to be confirmed in due course


Due to the conditions and requirements of the test events, all tickets for the first test event will be allocated in the South Stand, in either the lower-tier rail seating section or upper-tier seating section. Applicants who may not be able to stand for the duration of the fixtures are advised to not select the lower section of the South Stand for any of the test events. For the second test event, all stands will be open, with a restricted number of seats available in each.

Wonder what that will be, maybe a women's match?

A third test event will be held later in the current season, details of which will be confirmed in due course.

Good to see them getting the safety certs done early, expect this allows the possibility of the stadium hosting events from early summer.

Not a chance of me and my son getting tickets for any of those or probably in season

Not going to Bramley Moore until it's a Premier League game

I'm made up I've not been part of the "fan media" thing and seen it as a building site. I can't wait to be there but I want the full experience from the off.

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From The Times today

For the opening test event supporters will be located in the South Stand, upper and lower sections, which has been designed to be similar to the “Yellow Wall” at Borussia Dortmund's Signal Iduna Park.
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