Everton FC
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Everton FC
Everton FC In Focus: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue
The word I’d use to sum up the second test event at Bramley Moore is anticipation. The palpable anticipation of 25,000 Evertonian’s, the anticipation and pride on the faces of those involved in the making, and the anticipation of what to expect, come August, from the council. With the history, memories, and atmosphere that comes with Goodison, the new Everton Stadium at Bramley Moore has a lot to live up to. The authenticity of L4…
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Everton FC
Second Test Event At Everton Stadium Hailed A Resounding Success
Everton has successfully completed its second test event, marking a significant milestone in the Club’s journey to its new stadium. An Everton U21 team beat Bolton Wanderers B at Sunday’s event, which was designed to assess various operational aspects of the stadium and saw more than 25,000 fans experience the matchday facilities, ticketing, stewarding, and service operations. After the success of the first test event in February welcomed more than 10,000 people to the stadium,…
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Everton FC
Everton Launch Travel Hub For Second Test Event At New Stadium
Everton has launched an online Travel Hub, which brings together all the relevant and official travel information ahead of the second test event, this weekend. Everton Stadium, located to the north of the city centre, is conveniently served by all forms of public transport, which has been ramped up for the 25,000-plus fans attending the Blues’ U21s fixture on Sunday, 23 March (2pm kick-off). Transport providers have confirmed additional and longer trains to nearby Sandhills station and an…
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Arts and Culture
‘Goodbye To Goodison’ Photo Display Documents Everton Fans’ Final Season At Iconic Stadium
Goodison Park’s final season as home to Everton Football Club will be documented from a fan’s perspective, through a new photo display opening on 5 April at Museum of Liverpool. Featuring nine photographers from the club’s fanbase, Goodbye to Goodison is a love letter to the home stadium of Everton Football Club in its final season. The display of photos taken during the final season looks at the relationship between this iconic ground and the loyal fans who congregate around the stadium. …
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Football
Everton FC In Focus: He’s Got Red Hair, But We Don’t Care… The Return of David Moyes
‘Cos we don’t know the meaning of losing’… what do you say to that Toffees? After months of turmoil on the blue half of Merseyside, it’s been a welcome change for fans and players alike to start looking up the table, under returning manager David Moyes. Nicknamed the Moyesiah by fans, it has been nothing short of remarkable what David Moyes has been able to achieve upon his return to the club. Think fish and…
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Liverpool News
Everton ‘Considering’ Women’s Team Relocation To Goodison Park
Everton are reportedly considering relocating their women’s team to Goodison Park following the departure of the men’s side at the end of this season. The club’s men’s team, managed by David Moyes, will move to their new state-of-the-art stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, leaving their historic home behind. According to The Athletic, the club’s new owners, The Friedkin Group, are exploring the possibility of Everton Women playing their future home games at Goodison Park. The women’s…
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Bars in Liverpool
Hop On The BOXBUS: BOXPARK Launches Hassle-Free Match Day Travel for Liverpool FC and Everton FC Fans
Football fans of Liverpool FC and Everton FC will now be able to take advantage of BOXBUS, BOXPARK Liverpool’s new travel service where guests can hop on board for the easiest and most exciting way to get to the next home games. For the ultimate stress-free way to get to the game, this Wednesday 26 February, those heading to Anfield stadium for Liverpool FC v Newcastle can secure a ticket for just £20* which includes…
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Liverpool News
Ordnance Survey Puts Everton’s Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium On The Map
Ordnance Survey (OS) has been capturing the final details of the nation’s newest football stadium and pitch for the master map of Great Britain. Everton Football Club’s new 52,888-capacity stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock in Liverpool is replacing Goodison Park as the home ground for the Toffees. In build since July 2021, the new ground has just hosted the first of three test events before officially opening at the start of the 2025/26 Premier League season…
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Liverpool News
The Holy Trinity Marquee Bar and Fan Zone Coming To Bramley Moore Dock
Mersey View Leisure has successfully obtained a premises licence that will allow for the construction of an outdoor structure directly opposite Everton FC’s new home at Bramley Moore Dock in Liverpool. Named The Holy Trinity, in tribute to Everton’s legendary midfield trio of Alan Ball, Howard Kendall, and Colin Harvey, the venue is set to become a vibrant hub for fans and event-goers alike. Operating on all Everton FC match days from the 2025-26 season,…
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Liverpool News
Everton Way Takes Shape: First Stones Laid in Landmark Project
The first stones have been laid on Everton Way, as the biggest personalisation project at a UK stadium gets underway. The meticulous six-month programme to install around 36,000 individually engraved granite stones in a unique paved walkway at Everton Stadium commenced this week. And, following an extension by popular demand, supporters still have an opportunity to cement their own place in history by purchasing a stone that celebrates Evertonians’ births, marriages, anniversaries and loved ones. …
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Football
Everton Stadium Update: Everton Way Gets New Expansion
Everton Way, the unique walkway at the Club’s new stadium made up of fan-inspired engraved granite stones, is to be extended further due to popular demand. A huge uptake for the previous expansion, which sold out in 24 hours, allied with a waiting list of thousands of supporters who wish to cement their place at the Club’s new stadium, has led to a reallocation of the space for the paved area. As a result, Everton Way’s…
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Football
Everton And Castore Reveal New 2024/25 Home Kit
Everton and Castore have revealed the new 2024/25 home kit that will be worn during the final season at Goodison Park. Men’s, women’s and youth kits, as well as infant and baby versions, are now on sale and available online at evertondirect.com, or in-store from Everton One and Everton Two. The traditional royal blue shirt features a round-necked, blue and white hooped collar and pays homage to ‘The Originals’, a term that recognises Everton’s place within its…
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Football
Goodison To Host Women’s Merseyside Derby
Everton’s home Barclays Women’s Super League Merseyside derby against Liverpool will again take place at Goodison Park. The fixture, which last season saw a Club-record crowd of more than 22,000 turn out to cheer on Brian Sorensen’s side, will kick off at 1pm on Sunday 24 March*. With 2024/25 set to be the Club’s final season at the stadium, the much-anticipated derby clash will be one of the last chances to see Everton Women in action at the…
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Liverpool News
Everton Team Take Festive Trip To Alder Hey
Everton Men’s Senior Team continued an annual tradition when they headed to Alder Hey Children’s Hospital this week to spread festive cheer. Blues boss Sean Dyche joined Club captain Seamus Coleman at the world-renowned medical facility, along with 16 other Toffees, including the likes of Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Amadou Onana, Dwight McNeil, Abdoulaye Doucoure, James Garner, Beto, Jack Harrison, Idrissa Gana Gueye and Nathan Patterson. Meeting with patients, parents and staff, players wore blue Christmas hats…
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Liverpool News
First Seats Installed At New Everton Stadium
The first seat installations have finally brought a vibrant splash of blue to Everton Stadium. The milestone moment came less than 24 hours after another key moment in the project saw the final piece of steelwork hoisted into place to complete the roofing structure. The first permanent rows of blue plastic seats – which follow previous tests to assess rail seating – have been fitted in the north east corner to kick-start the next phase…
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Liverpool News
Demand For ‘ALL’ At Everton Stadium Continues Ahead Of ‘Bars’ Launch
The incredible success of ALL, which delivers a revolutionary re-set of traditional football hospitality, has led to overwhelming demand from Evertonians and the business community. The Club’s new stadium, at Bramley-Moore Dock, will be home to an array of bars, restaurants and matchday experiences for every supporter to enjoy. Their more recent offering, Dock on 1 – which provides fans with flexibility and a choice of restaurants, including tapas style and pan-Asian cuisines – has sold out…
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Liverpool News
Everton Fans From Local Music Scene Help Launch Club’s New Away Kit
Everton has given a platform to talents from Merseyside’s music scene to help launch the Club’s striking new 2023/24 away kit. The strip – a mash-up of two popular Everton kits of the 1990s – was revealed on Friday and was introduced to fans with a video in which local acts Zuzu, Spinn, Starkey The Messenger and Megan Wyn model the nostalgic coral and navy look. The artists – all Everton supporters – also appear…
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Football
Liverpool FC vs Everton FC: Which Is The More Successful Club
Liverpool FC and Everton FC are two of the most popular football clubs in the English Premier League. They are also the two oldest clubs in the city of Liverpool, with a rich history of success and rivalry. Both clubs have a passionate fan base, and the debate over which club is more successful is one that has been ongoing for many years. In this article, we will take a closer look at both clubs…
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Football
Red vs Blue: Three Memorable Merseyside Derbies In Recent Premier League History
The Merseyside derby is one of the most eagerly anticipated matches all year, both for the red and the blue side of Liverpool. While in recent years each side has found themselves at differing ends of the table, the Premier League fixture has produced some thrilling displays. Everton 2-2 Liverpool (17 October 2020) In a game where Liverpool entered as champions and Everton boasted legendary manager Carlo Ancelotti at the helm, this Merseyside derby was…
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Liverpool News
Everton To Increase Blue Family Initiative During Lockdown
Everton and Everton in the Community are increasing activity around their Blue Family campaign in response to the latest national lockdown. Blue Family launched in March 2020 as a campaign to support some of the most vulnerable, socially isolated and at-risk members of the Liverpool City Region community during the ongoing pandemic and the national lockdowns. In the past 10 months, the campaign has directly supported more than 27,000 vulnerable and at-risk families, made almost…
