Only lower tiers open so far about 1700 seats. At the moment 647 of those left with it going to all season ticket holders at 2.00 pm.
Haha - a long train ride and not in a nicer train like Eurostar that has a buffet carriage .
Avanti have a buffet carriage
Sorry, I disagree, loved the ground, it might not be modern but it's got 'soul'.
We’ll agree to disagree
It's a gorgeous old ground and incredibly historic. It's also one of the worst away ends in the country. Utterly dreadful.
A lot of the Archibald Leitch grounds / stands are now simply too old and out of date. Tiny seats, pillars in the way, roofing that stops you seeing much of the game. That doesn't mean they're either shit or unimportant. Far from it. Many of us on here grew up thinking the best grounds in the world were the likes of Anfield, Goodison, Old Trafford and Ibrox. Seeing them on telly they were special and it still feels special going to them (except Selhurst obviously, Selhurst can f**k right off).
Still might get another chance if we play them first half of next season. I had a chat at services with an Everton fan on way to Villa and he didn't think new stadium would be open until end of next year at the earliest. 'No one really knows' he said.
People have been saying this for ages, but work looked pretty advanced when I was last up in Liverpool for work in May.
Yeah, I've just had a look at the drone video on Everton website and looks well advanced as you say.
It’s crazy. There’s a month until the game still. Some won’t even have thought about it yet with so many games in the next few weeks.
It's 5 days before Ajax away though. The club probably thought people wouldn't want to do both. If so, they were wrong because I'm doing both and so are a fair few people I know.
