US architect gives Toffees’ fans something to chew over

By Dave Rogers2019-07-26T10:00:00

New Everton stadium: Premier League club unveils proposals for 52,000 seat ground

Everton Football Club expects to submit plans for a new 52,000 seat stadium made out of steel, brick and glass by the end of this year.

Drawn up by architect Dan Meis, responsible for a string of stadia in his native US, the stadium will be built at a waterfront site in Liverpool called Bramley-Moore Dock and will replaces the Toffees’ historic Goodison Park home, where it has played since 1892

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