Everton

[Gingawaria]

TalkSport last night was full of Bitters saying Lukaku was **** anyway and that he'd get found out at a big club

[Red_Polo]

Rooney won't go back to Everton when he can command a fat wedge in China.

Yeah but he can only command his favourite geriatric brass in Liverpool.

[Fernandinho]

I could see him going to Everton, with them getting him for free but having to cough up massive wages, which will end up being a waste of money as he will be rubbish in his last few years.

[PTP]

So this lot seem pretty convinced they have a new free 'waterfront iconic' stadium being announced on Thursday - Teflon Joe Anderson obviously involved.

[kev776]

I read somewhere that it is the legacy stadium if Liverpool share the commonwealth games with Brum in 2022 but only if Liverpool get the main stadium for athletics.

Could of course be horlicks.

[ChesterDave]

Could also explain why they are putting sticking plasters over their tin shed.

[Vermilion]

They better not get a free stadium.

Freeloading ****s! Pay for it!

[Bender]

They better not get a free stadium.

Freeloading ****s! Pay for it!

you know that's the plan...... just like city and west ham

[ChesterDave]

An Everton fan bitterly asks what makes them bitter...

http://www.talesfromthetopflight.com/2017/03/20/bbc-makes-us-bitter-blues/

[Leyton388]

In a time when fat Joe is trying to up council tax and moaning about social care if Everton end up getting a stadium funded by the tax payer then there will be some serious unrest and fat Joe won't know what's hit him.

[Bender]

[ame]https://twitter.com/bbcmerseyside/status/844897832079429632[/ame]

[Daniel 7]

Its the trophy they've always wanted

[Daniel 7]

Its like they've actually won something, the triumphalism I'm seeing on my FB timeline. All of the comments in some way a dig at Liverpool rather than being excited about their new stadium! Waterfront site this, better than the loft extension at Anfield that...

Nice one. A waterfront stadium. That's great. Middlesbrough have one of them too!

[ChesterDave]

Comedy comment on facebook that Kirkby would see them top 10 this will propel them to the top of the league.

Also seeing loads of comments about us. Not that they are bitter.

[baitman]

has anyone seen a timeframe for this move...

the dock is massive and could take years to backfill, put piles in, top off, then construct a stadium with infrastructure like roads, rail links and retail outlets this could be well over ten years or more away.

and although they say they have agreed a deal to buy they still have to find some money or partners to invest as i doubt moshiri will chuck much of his own money in. planning permission is still needed too.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-39356244