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There is no plan B, developing Goodison is not an option although it may have been last month, but then again it wasn't last year!

"We want all Evertonians to vote!" But if you're under sixteen and a member of Evertonia then tough shit, you cannot. And as for you cheeky bastards who are too tight to buy a season ticket, you can do one too.

How can we trust this tit who has been here five minutes to mess with 129 years of history that (in my opinion ) only Arsenal can match? Ever since the day he arrived he has treated us all like a gang of slow schoolkids.

We all want stadium progress but what are you expecting at £75mill? All those dreaming of something similar in class to the Emirates(£390 mill) can dream on. The shite (£250 mill) ? sorry it will be your run-of-the-mill stadium with a different design and in the same type of location miles from the prospering thriving skyline of the city the club was born in.

I read an article by a Bolton fan in the Observer a few weeks back talking about a growing band of supporters whose clubs had moved to one of these shells and how they were begging others clubs not to before there is nothing left of the great English stadia.

But if we move we should all go together. This tosser has become the first man to split this fanbase since Mr Houlding. It would be nice to finally see a club's support stand up against men like him who have taken the game away from us, but sadly the so-called People's Club won't listen to the people and we already know it. That's the trust we have for them, so how can we trust them with our history?
Paul Gladwell, Wirral     Posted 17/07/2007 at 20:09:51

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Ian Clappison
1   Posted 18/07/2007 at 09:36:37

A stadium for 75m which we have to pay very little for and leaves us debt free sounds great to me...we all know goodison is on its last legs, would you rather stay there while the place crumbles to the ground round our ears and remain up to our eyes in debt....i think not. The stadium issue has been round for years, this is the best and only offer on the table and we will not get another offer like this. This planned route is the only way anybody with a bit of business acumen is going to invest in Everton (hence the lack of investment so far). I agree we do have a fantastic history but what is history when we have disappeared because people like you have voted with the heart and not their head.
Paul gladwell
2   Posted 18/07/2007 at 13:44:24

We have been around far too long for anyone to even think we will die without a new stadium , whats your evidence ? How come Aston Villa are not dying when alls they have done is glammed up a similar ground in a similar location? The scaremongering is bollocks.
why will we ? I Would back a move if it was right , likewise I do think it is feasible to revamp Goodison over a period of time and the money we are saving on transfers this year would certainly help

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