Which do you prefer? 😬
neilpurcell315mo ago
Hill dickie, just for the view for everything else goodison every time.
mark.marston5mo ago
How have you found the atmosphere at the Hill Dickinson compared to Goodison mate?
evertonandme115mo ago
Goodison
efcmarko186mo ago
The Grand old lady Goodison Park is EVERTON FC i wer goin since aged 12 I'm 59 now
john.homerthree6mo ago
The scattering of the diehard street end fans has not helped with the atmosphere at BM some have said it's harder getting the fans around them singing. And bar areas are so bland . Need so many more pictures of players and games on the walls and around the stairs. . Have thought I could be on any stadium sometimes. Make it really Everton stadium
semcnelly6mo ago
Still too early to ask that question really as everybody's heart will say Goodison but their heads will admit its Hill Dickenson. Hearts may change in about 10 years.....ask again then
brogan6mo ago
I'll come back to you in 10 years 🤣
chris.prior6mo ago
Prefer Goodison but I think its a head over heart issue because of the time ive spent there. We did need to move
brogan6mo ago
Was always going to happen unfortunately. It's a shame football is heading this way as none of the PL sides to leave their old grounds look better off
barbaramurray19676mo ago
Goodison park. The new stadium is fine. But unfortunately the transport to and from the new ground is awful. The train station is absolutely packed. No taxis available no buses. Nowhere to park your car. And if you are disabled you can't get to ground by yourself. Especially if your in a wheelchair. Absolutely disgusting. Everton fc.
robi5mo ago
To be fair you could say the same about GP. Streets were packed getting away from the ground, not much parking nearby and a decent walk from Kirkdale Station. Getting to and from HDS will only get better especially with the development of Central Park. It's not ideal by any stretch but I think the awkward kick off times have not helped either
julielawrence7446mo ago
We get the train to Lime Street Station, then cross over the road, to just pass St George's Hall, and get one of the Everton shuttle buses, specifically for the fans, and it drops you off, right near the stadium! Bit of a queue, but, only costs £2 each way, or you can use your bus pass if you have one! Drops you off after the match, at the same place
chrisstafford12346mo ago
Totally superior in most ways it's only outside that there is problems
brogan6mo ago
A shame these problems are out of the club's hand for the large part. Frustrating but the late kick offs aren't helping either
gucomg386mo ago
goodison is history