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The only Everton player who hasn’t visited ‘amazing’ Bramley Moore-Dock stadium
Harry Dimond
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It’s become clear that not everyone has been able to feast their eyes on Everton’s new extraordinary stadium.
Everton are certainly moving into a new era as a football club, and the Bramley Moore-Dock Stadium exemplifies that.
The consensus is that fans love the new ground as Everton’s new stadium has been hailed as ‘gorgeous’ which is definitely one word for it.
As sad as it is to see the Goodison Park era come to a close, it’s what’s best for the Toffees moving forward.
By now you’d expect the whole Everton squad to have seen the stadium, but you’d be wrong.
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James Garner is yet to visit Everton’s ‘amazing’ new stadium
The current flock of Everton players will have to get used to playing somewhere completely different, as for someone like Seamus Coleman it will be a strange feeling.
It doesn’t stop the excitement building though, as Beto has spotted similarities between Goodison, suggesting it could be very normal for the squad.
Well to make it normal you’d have to actually see the stadium which is something James Garner is yet to do.
Speaking to the More Than A Match podcast, Garner revealed why he hasn’t visited the new ground yet unlike the rest of the squad.
“They all went on one day, but I had a scan in London,” Garner said.
“I’ve seen all the pictures and videos and it looks amazing.”
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Why David Moyes hasn’t even visited Everton’s new stadium
If you think a player not even seeing the new stadium is bad enough, what about the actual manager?
Well, David Moyes hasn’t even stepped foot into Bramley Moore-Dock yet, as you’d suspect he doesn’t want to let go of Goodison.
The real reason is that Moyes wants Everton’s safety confirmed before a visit to the new stadium takes place, which shows his ambition to make sure the Toffees are a Premier League club next season.
It’s looking like a visit from the Scotsman could be happening very soon, as after the international break Everton can reach the pivotal 40-point mark with two more wins.
