Make St Luke's a pre-match must this Saturday
By Richard Gillham 28/08/2014
EFC Heritage Society would like to invite welcome all Blues and traveling supporters to visit St Luke's prior to the second home game of this new season against Chelsea.
St Luke's is open from 2:30 till 5pm. free admission. The following will take place:
- Duncan Mckenzie in from 4.35pm
- Looking for Toffees book singing by Brian Viner between 4pm & 5pm
- Appearance by our Toffee lady
- DVD of Everton v Chelsea through the decades Memorabilia display
- Away end on Saturday is about Chelsea, articles and photographs.
Also available: The Cannonball Kid, the new book by author James Corbett £15
Old Programmes (lots of away programmes now arrived), ticket stubs, Everton books, mugs for sale, Toffee shop / Rupert's Tower prints £10, Signed Kevin Sheedy print for £1 raffle over the next home games, Teas/coffee and homemade cake from Rev Ellen Loudon
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Posted
29/08/2014 at
14:36:20
I take it St Luke's is the church at the Corner of GP.
It seems that the club are on good terms with them - what are the chances of obtaining this 'building' to extend/upgrade the stadium?
Probably been discussed many times but I also understand that the club have bought/obtained the car parking/van hire business close to the ground so there is obviously something up?
Posted
29/08/2014 at
15:59:10
Yep, that'd be great if we could incorporate the church into the ground.
I suspected that, with the van sales business disappearing, it might have been bought by the club. Maybe why there's been no further talk of a proposed new ground.
Posted
29/08/2014 at
16:12:33
Brin, it saddens me to no longer see the iconic church in the corner but instead a telly screen so I hope any redevelopment of the ground (stop laughing at the back Kenwright) restores the view or at the very least pays significant homage to the church.
I'd have hired it on matchdays as a corporate entertainment venue, it's got to be better than a tent in the car park surely?
Posted
29/08/2014 at
16:44:34
With the club no longer allowing the scattering of ashes on the pitch, the memorial garden in St Lukes provides a place for deceased Blues to be forever close to their heros. I didnÂ’t know until very recently that this garden existed until my brother had his ashes put there.
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1 Posted 29/08/2014 at 14:36:20
It seems that the club are on good terms with them - what are the chances of obtaining this 'building' to extend/upgrade the stadium?
Probably been discussed many times but I also understand that the club have bought/obtained the car parking/van hire business close to the ground so there is obviously something up?